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CALADO DO SALVADOR, Frei Manuel, O.S.P.- O | VALEROSO | LVCIDENO | E | TRIVMPHO | DA | LIBERDADE. | PRIMEIRA PARTE...- Em Lisboa: Por Paulo Craesbeeck, 1648.- [16], 356 p.; 28 cm.- E.
Friar Manuel Calado († 1654), born in Vila Viçosa, barefoot hermit at the Convent of Serra de Ossa, lived for 30 years in Brazil. The only published part of a work that reports on the restoration of Pernambuco and the expulsion of the Dutch from Brazil. The edition was initially suppressed and prevented from being sold, even though it had all the licenses. Twenty years later the ban was lifted and work resumed, with the title page replaced and dated 1668. However, the work was registered in the Index from 1655 until the end of the 19th century. Copy with slight stains and light handling, especially on the preliminary pages (the last one restored); cover page mirrored and handled, with small touches by hand, on the imprint. Contemporary binding, full sheepskin, with small damage on the upper surface and traces of wormholes. Ex-libris d’Almeida e Brito. Provenance: Auction nº 50, by Pedro de Azevedo (May 2006), lot nº 81, Biblioteca de Bernardino Ribeiro de Carvalho (small library label on the back cover). Inocêncio, V, p. 384 and XVI, p. 146. Samodães, 518. Borba de Moraes, p. 142/143 (of the Portuguese books about Brazil published in the eighteenth century, this is the most difficult to find). Arouca, 25.

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CARDOSO, Pe. Jorge.- AGIOLOGIO | LVSITANO | DOS | SANCTOS, E VAROENS | ILLVSTRES EM VIRTVDE DO REINO | DE PORTVGAL, E SVAS CONQVISTAS | CONSAGRADO | AOS GLORIOSOS S. VICENTE, E S. ANTONIO, | insignes Patronos desta inclyta cidade Lisboa, | E A SEV ILLVSTRE CABIDO SEDE VACANTE.- Lisboa: Officina Craesbeekiana, 1652-1744.- 4 vols.; 28 cm.- E.
According to Inocêncio, the Agiologio «it is unquestionably a vast work, written with extraordinary erudition... The commentaries, above all, are a copious source of news and topographical descriptions... including, at the same time, the foundations of many convents and churches, the dedication of others, etc.» The first three volumes span the months of January to June. The fourth and final volume was already completed by D. António Caetano de Sousa, in the 18th century, and deals with the months of July and August. The collation of the four volumes is as follows: I - [12], 59, 570, [2] p.; II - [12], 788, [2] p.; III - [12], 905, [2] p.; IV - [24], 728 p. Complete copy, a little cropped, with some handling and browning (clean IV volume); volume I with a serious flaw, with loss of support, on the second sheet (damaging the text) and a small imperfection on the lower margin of the title page without affecting the imprint. Ex-libris by Victor d’Avila Perez in all volumes Ex-libris by Victor d’Avila Perez (lot nº 1247 from the auction held in 1940). Contemporary bindings, fully sheepskin, with gold tooling on the spines; with some wear and signs of worm work. Inocêncio, IV, p. 163. Arouca, C 140/141/142.

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CARDIM, Pe. António Francisco, S.J.- FASCICVLVS E IAPPONICIS FLORIBVS, | SVO ADHVC MADENTIBVS SANGVINE, | COMPOSITVS | A P. ANTONIO FRANCISCO CARDIM | è Societate IESV | Prouincia Iapponiæ ad Urbem | Procuratore. | QVI LEGITIS FLORES, | HOS LEGITE, | SIC QVONIAM POSITI SVAVES | MISCENTVR ODORES. | [pequena gravura com o trigrama da Companhia de Jesus].- Romæ: Typis Heredum Corbelletti, 1646.- [8], 252 [i. é 256] p.: [87] gravuras, 1 mapa desdobr. [em falta]; 20 cm. Junto com: -----.- CATALOGVS | REGVLARIVM, | ET | SECVLARIVM, | Qui in Iapponiæ Regnis vsque à fun- | data ibi | A S. FRANCISCO XAVIERIO | Gentis Apostolo Ecclesia | AB ETHNICIS | In odium Christianæ Fidei | Sub quatuor Tyrannis violenta morte sublati | sunt. | Collectus | A P. ANTONIO FRANCISCO CARDIM | è Societate IESV | Prouincia Iapponiæ ad Urbem | Procuratore. | [pequena gravura com o trigrama da Companhia de Jesus].- Romæ: Typis Heredum Corbelletti, 1646.- 79, [1 br.] p.; 20 cm. Junto com: -----.- MORS | FELICISSIMA | QVATVOR LEGATORVM | LVSITANORVM | ET | SOCIORVM | Quo Iapponiæ Imperator | occidit | IN | Odium Christianæ Religionis. | Auctore | P. ANTONIO FRANCISCO CARDIM | è Societate IESV | Procuratore ad Urbem Prouincia | Iapponiæ. | [pequena gravura com o trigrama da Companhia de Jesus].- Romæ: Typis Heredum Corbelletti, 1646.- 40 p.; 29 cm.- E.
Father Cardim SJ (1596-1659), Jesuit missionary, born in Viana do Alentejo, joined the Society of Jesus in 1611, having finished his studies in Goa. Cardim was one of the great travelers in the East, chronicler of the Society of Jesus in China and Japan and attorney general of the province of Japan, ended his days in Macao, at the age of 63, after having lived 15 years between the two empires of East. Volume containing three works printed in Rome, by the same printer and in the same year, which usually occur together. The first contains the eulogies of 87 Jesuit missionaries and martyrs in Japan, each eulogy being preceded by a copperplate print, printed separately, representing the respective martyrdoms. The “Catalogus”, not illustrated, records in chronological order the names of other missionaries “Qui in Iapponia, in odium Christianæ Fidei, violent death sublati sunt”, between 1557 and 1640. The third part “Mors felicissima”, is a “ List of the glorious death of four Portuguese ambassadors from the city of Macao, with fifty-seven of their companions beheaded for the faith in Nagasaqui on August 3, 1640”, according to the title of the Portuguese translation published in Lisbon, in 1643. Volume slighltly handed and less fresh, with some imperfections and missing the folding map of Japan (present in facsimile, loose). Cover sheet, fragile, requiring treatment; restoration on the upper margin of engraving 64; engraving 68 shorter; small marginal tear in engraving 32, without lack of support. It is, however, complete with text and 87 engravings, especially the first, of St. Francis Xavier (the first engraving of the Saint), which is missing from many of the known examples. Modern binding, complete with flexible parchment, with laces and gold decoration on the covers and spine, according to the taste of the period. Inocêncio, I, p. 143/144. Samodães, 590 (with a brief description). Sommervogel, II, p. 740. Reiss & Auvermann (Auction 40), 446.

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FREITAS, Frei Serafim de.- DE | IVSTO IMPERIO | LVSITANORVM | ASIATICO. | Auctor Doctor Fr. Seraphino de Freitas Lusitano in Pinciana | Academia Academia Vespertinæ in Sacris Canonibus Cathedræ an- | tecessore ê Mercenarijs minimo...- Vallisoleti: Ex Officina Hieronymi Morillo, 1625.- [8], 190, [28] f.; 19 cm.- E.
Original edition of an important work on Portuguese Asian possessions, which would only be republished in 1925. The author (ca. 1570-1633), Portuguese jurist, born in Lisbon, studied at the Anthony the Great Jesuit College and received a doctorate in Canons from the University of Coimbra; from 1608 he entered the Convent of Nª. Mrs. da Mercê, in Valladolid, the city where he was a lawyer and teacher. The work, published in response to another by Hugo Grotius (Mare liberum..., 1608), is part of the controversy over freedom of navigation on the seas and, in this specific case, the dispute between the Dutch and Portuguese, then under Philippine rule. The text is entirely Latin, with the exception of the licenses which are in Castilian; the title page is composed of black and red; at the end of the text, the colophon: Vallisoleti: Ex Officina Hieronymi Morillo. Almæ Vniversitatis Typographi. Anno M. DC. XXV. Two old manuscripts on the title page: Luis de Mértola Carmelita; From Livraria do Carmo de Sec. al(?). Some handwritten notes, from the time, in the second free endpaper; purchase inscription on the first free endpaper: Purchased at the book auction at the Bibliotheca Publica in Lisbon on September 26, 1865. B. dos M. Mag. e Souza. Copy a little cropped, but clean. 19th century binding, with leather spine. Inocêncio, XIX, p. 357. Samodães, 1325. Ávila Perez, 3101. Palau, 94957.

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SANTA MARIA, Frei Agostinho de, O.E.S.A.- Rosas do Japam, candidas açucenas, e ramalhete de fragrantes, & peregrinas flores, colhidas no Jardim da Igreja do Japaõ, sem que os espinhos da infidelidade, & da idolatria as pudessem murchar, em as vidas das Muyto Illustres Senhoras, D. Julia Nayto, D. Luzia da Cruz, ou Caraviaxi, & D. Thecla Ignacia, ou Muni, & de suas Companheiras...- Lisboa: Na Officina de Antonio Pedrozo Galram,1709.- [12], 240 p.; 20 cm..- E. Junto com: -----.- Rosas do Japam, e da Cochinchina candidas açucenas, e ramilhete de fragrantes, & peregrinas flores, colhidas no Jardim da Igreja do Japaõ, e da Cochinchina, sem que os espinhos da infidelidade, & da idolatria as pudessem murchar...: Parte segunda...- Lisboa Occidental: Na Officina de Pedro Ferreyra, 1724.- [28], 392 p.; 20 cm.- E.
The author (1642-1729), a hermit friar of Saint Augustine, born in Estremoz, whose secular name was Manuel Gomes Freire, was chronicler and vicar general of his congregation; From his pen came numerous and erudite works, among which, without a doubt, the best known is the “Marian Sanctuary”, in 10 volumes published between 1707 and 1723. In his work, the author includes accounts of the lives of oriental women converted to the Catholicism during the mission in Japan and Cochinchina (today Indochina) that took place between the end of the 16th century and the first half of the 17th. When recording news of these lives, Friar Augustine intended to give “to lukewarm Christians in the Kingdom”, examples of the oriental devotees who gave testimony to the strength of their faith, in the face of the persecution and martyrdom they suffered. Contemporary bindings, fully sheepskin, a little worn. Inocêncio, I, p. 19.

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NEGREIROS, José de Almada.- A invenção do dia claro.- Lisbôa: “Olisipo” Apartado 145, 1921.- 45 [3] p.: 1 retrato; 25 cm.- B.
Original edition of one of the author's rarest titles, illustrated with his self-portrait. It transcribes one of the conferences that most impressed Fernando Pessoa, who that same year would choose this text to inaugurate his publishing house Olisipo. Copy, with slight browning, retains green booklet covers (with flaps), with serious support failure affecting the top cover (±50x20 mm), on the inside margin and on the spine. It is worth mentioning that the covers wrap around the first and last sheets.

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ORPHEU: revista trimestral de literatura / direcção: Portugal - Luiz de Montalvôr; Brazil - Ronald de Carvalho [nº 1]; directores Fernando Pessôa e Mario de Sá-Carneiro [nº 2]; propriedade Orpheu, Lda.- Nº 1 e nº2, ano I (Janeiro, Fevereiro e Março a Abril, Maio e Junho de 1915).- Lisboa: Editor António Ferro, 1915.- 2 vols.: il.; 24 cm.- E.
Two only published issues, at the time, of an avant-garde literary magazine that, giving its name to a generation of poets and artists, identified with the modernist movement itself. The publication of the third issue would be canceled due to financial difficulties, only seeing the light of day in 1984, directed and compiled by Arnaldo Saraiva. From the collaboration, in addition to Fernando Pessoa and Mário de Sá Carneiro, we highlight the names of Almada Negreiros, Alfredo Pedro Guisado, Armando Cortes Rodrigues, Álvaro de Campos, Raúl Leal, Luís de Montalvor, Santa-Rita painter, Ronald de Carvalho, etc. The collation of the two numbers, with consecutive pagination, is as follows: nº 1 - [4 (missing)], 83, [1 br.] p.; nº 2 - [4], p. [85] to 164. First issue, missing the leaflet with the summary (4 p.), signed on the half-title (in pencil) by the poet Carlos Queiroz (1907-1949), nephew of Ofélia Queiroz. The second number preserves the leaflet with some underlining in ink; occasional very light browning stains; At the end, a sheet was added (with browning), containing part of the poem “Manucure”, by Mário de Sá-Carneiro, handwritten in blue ink (not signed). Both issues preserve the cropped, flapless, and restored paperback covers. Recent bindings, fully morocco (tobacco and black), signed Invicta Livro, reproducing in the covers the graphics of the two issues of the magazine.

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ANDRADE, Antonio Galvão de.- ARTE | DA | CAVALLARIA | DE GINETA, E ESTARDIOTA, BOM | primor de ferrar, & Alueitaria. | DIVIDIDA | Em tres Tratados, que contem varios discursos, & | experiencias novas desta arte.- Lisboa: Na Officina de Joam da Costa, 1678.- [16], 605 [i. e. 607], [1 br.] p.: il.; 29 cm.- E.
First treatise on chivalry (or horsemanship) published in Portugal, whose author (c. 1613-1689), born in Vila Viçosa, was commander of the Order of Christ and groom of the Royal House. The work includes, in addition to an engraved portrait of the author (oval surrounded by heraldic and allegorical motifs), 20 copperplate prints, 15 of which are double-leaf or fold-out, representing various genet exercises, various harnesses and other accessories. The engravings are signed C. B. F. (Clemente Bilíngue Fecit) and F. D. I. or C. R. f. (Ernesto Soares [History], 318) and correspond exactly to the location indicated in the index on the eighth preliminary sheet (**4). Pagination errors in folio KK6 (p. 393 and 394 instead of p. 395 and 396). The copy, lightly handled and lightly cropped, but complete, presents the following imperfections: two restored engravings (cannon nº 1, after p. 72 and 2nd brake, after p. 134); a poorly restored and handled engraving (after p. 356); another with tide stains (after p. 254); title page with some stains, small central restoration and old inscriptions on the verso; slight stains affecting the first 30 pages of the text. Contemporary binding, fully sheepskin, with florets between the sections (weak joints), preserving the original endpapers. Samodães, 1342. Inocêncio, I, p. 147. Torrecilla, 255. Arouca, A 341.

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ROUGEMONT, Pe. François de, S.J.- RELAÇAM | DO | ESTADO POLITICO | E ESPIRITVAL | DO IMPERIO DA | China, pellos annos de 1659. atè o de 1666. | ESCRITA EM LATIM | Pello P. FRANCISCO ROGEMONT da Cõpanhia | de Iesus, Flamengo, Missionario no mesmo Imperio | da China. | TRADVZIDA | Por hum Religioso da mesma Companhia de Iesus.- Lisboa: Na Officina de Ioam da Costa, 1672.- [8], 229 [i. e. 231], [1 br.] p.; 19 cm.- E.
Father Rougemont (1624-1676), Jesuit, born in Maestricht, accompanied Father Prospero Intorcetta (1626-1696) on his trip to China. Upon arriving in Nanjing in 1659, he was taken prisoner and, in 1664, taken to Guangzhou, having written the present narrative in captivity. Rougemont died in Chian-Chow, in 1676. First and only edition of the Portuguese translation, published without the name of the translator, the Jesuit Sebastião de Magalhães (1635-1709), rector of the Santo Antão Jesuit College, in Lisbon, and confessor from D. Pedro II, who added a letter from Father Gabriel de Magalhães (written from Beijing) and another from Father Bartolomeu de Espinoza (written from Macau). It describes, above all, the Chinese attacks on Christian missions in the year 1660, being considered an important source for the history of missions in China. A slightly cropped specimen (carminate edges), with slight browning and occasional smaller spots. Faded old ownership on the title page. Ex-libris by Victor d’Avila Perez (lot nº 6715 from the auction held in 1940). 20th century binding, with old-fashioned patina and gold decoration on the spine. Inocêncio, VII, p. 218. Samodães, 2885. Sommervogel, V, p. 309 and IX, p. 299. Arouca does not mention.

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SOUSA, D. António Caetano de.- Historia genealogica da Casa Real Portugueza, desde a sua origem até o presente, com as familias illustres, que procedem dos Reys, e dos Serenissimos Duques de Bragança.- Lisboa Occidental: Na Officina de Joseph Antonio da Sylva, 1735-1749.- 22 vols.: il.; 29 cm.- E.
A monumental work, it can be considered a general history of the Kingdom, so varied is the information it contains. The Evidences are also of undeniable interest, since, in particular, they transcribe documents that have since disappeared. The copy matches exactly the description given to us by Inocêncio, although the volumes were bound differently, that is: the first 12 volumes of the History are bound in 15 volumes (volumes XI and XII were each divided into two bindings); The six volumes of the Proofs and the Index volume follow. First volume missing the engraved frontispiece and portrait of the author. The fourth volume contains engravings of royal seals, medals and coins minted in Portugal since the beginning of the monarchy. Exceptionally clean and solid copy, also due to the good quality of the paper on which it was printed. Contemporary binding, fully flecked sheepskin (all the same), with gold closed panels on the spines and carminated edges; some spines with imperfections and signs of wormholes; volume V of History with some superficial damage to the covering of the back cover. All volumes feature the modern ex-libris of Pombeiro de Riba Vizella, pasted on the front pages or on the free endpapers. Inocêncio, I, p. 101. Samodães, 3241.

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OSÓRIO, D. Jerónimo.- DE REBVS, | EMMANVELIS REGIS LV- | SITANIÆ INVICTISSIMI VIRTVTE | ET AVSPICIO | GESTIS LIBRI | DVODECIM. | Auctore Hieronymo Osorio | EPISCOPO SYLVENSI.- Olisypone: Apud Antonium Gondisaluü, 1571.- 480, [2] p.; 28 cm.- E.
First edition of one of the most important works by the famous Bishop of Silves (1506-1580), whom Montaigne said was "le meilleur historien latin de nos siècles". The author says in the prologue that he read the “Chronicle of D. Manuel” by Damião de Góis "... with great work, vigilance and sagacity". The work describes all the notable feats that took place during Venturoso's reign, namely Vasco da Gama's journey, the discovery of Brazil, the events in India and Africa, all narrated with great historical accuracy. The copy, slightly cropped but very clean, includes, right after the title page, a portrait of the Count-Duke of Olivares (1587-1645) that does not belong to the edition, copperplate printed by the Catalan painter and engraver Ramon Olivet (1585/95-ca. 1658). Old ownership on the verso of the title page: De S. Antº de N, Sra. da Merceana. Ex-libris by Victor d’Avila Perez (lot no. 5502 from the auction held in 1940) 19th century binding, with leather spine, with some wear. Samodães, 2292. National Library (16th century), 560. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 329.

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Masonic Diploma issued in 1828 in favor of José da Silva Passos [Passos José - 1802-1863], born in Guifões, Portugal
coloured engraving on paper, handwritten parts, signatures, stamp and seal attached, French, 19th C. (2nd quarter), small defects, paper with foxing
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 33,5 x 43,5 cm

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A tableware
porcelain, consisting of a centrepiece and a pair of fruit bowls, four covered plates, a salad bowl, a sauceboat with stand, a small tureen with stand, four oval spoons, seven assorted oval platters, twelve soup plates and thirty-three flat plates, polychrome and gilt decoration " Nardos" on a blue background, centrepiece and pair of fruit bowls with pierced baskets and sculpted biscuit columns "Ladies and flower garlands", 19th C. (4th quarter), minor faults on the glaze and decoration, wear to the gilt, centerpiece with large chips on the column and hairline on the basket, a platter, sauceboat base, two soup plates, seven flat plates and three spoons with chips, a broken and glued soup plate, a soup plate and six flat plates with small restoration on the stands, a soup plate and three flat plates with hairlines
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - (centro de mesa) 60 cm

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A pair of six-light candelabra
porcelain, polychrome and gilt decoration en relief "Flowers, boys and dolphins", European, 19th C., small restoration and minor faults and defects
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 69 cm

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ÉMILE GALLÉ - 1846-1904
A large vase
Art Nouveau, glass paste in shades of pink with lilac ren relief "Leaves", marked at the bottom
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 46 cm

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A table clock
Louis XVI style, marble, white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, polychrome "Garlands" decoration, gilt bronze mounts en relief "Putti and Caryatids" surmounted by an Eagle, 8 days autonomy, hour and half-hour striking, pendulum regulation on the dial, French, 18th/19th C., dial with minor faults, mechanism requiring maintenance, signed RIDEL À PARIS
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 57 x 37 x 10 cm

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A table clock
George III (1760-1820), mahogany veneered oak case, bronze mounts and top handle, gilt bronze en relief and painted metal dial with black Roman and Arabic numerals, month calendar, eight-day autonomy, hour and half-hour striking on a bell, anchor escapement, backplaque with engraved decoration, English, 18th/19th C., faults on the enamel, other minor faults and defects, traces of woodworms, mechanism requiring maintenance, dial signed LANGFORD - BRISTOL
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 55 x 30,6 x 18,5 cm

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A Pair of Four-light Candelabra
Napoleon III, silver bronze en relief "Sphinxes", "Ram Heads" and "Imperial Effigies", 19th C. (4th quarter), minor defects, signs of use
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 51 cm

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A pair of thirteen-light candelabra
Napoleon III (1848-1870), gilt bronze, pierced decoration en relief "Griffins and flowers", zoomorphic feet, French, faults on the gilt, engraved inscriptions A ST JOSEPH and A MARIE, signed AUGTE MALLARD and dated 1874
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 98,5 cm

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A table clock
Louis XVI style, marble and bronze with biscuit mounts possibly from Wedgwood, white enamel dial with black and red Arabic numerals, eight-day autonomy, hour and half hour striking, pendulum adjustment on the dial, 18th/19th C., faults and defects, mechanism requiring maintenance, marked RIDEL À PARIS
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 57 cm

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Chess, Backgammon and Nine Men's Morris Board (Ginner Game) articulated closing in the form of a box
wood entirely lined with ivory and ebony marquetry "Plant elements", laterals with Brazilian rosewood veneer, 17th C., restoration, minor faults and defects, cracks, missing parts of the clasps
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - (aberto) 84 x 55,5 x 4,5 cm; (fechado) 42 x 55,5 x 9,5 cm

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Chess, Backgammon and Nine Men’s Morris boards (Mill game) hinged and closing in the shape of a box
Baroque, walnut and marquetry in burr-walnut, satinwood and boxwood, corners with "Flowers" reserves, interior with marquetry "Royal Crown and two crossed swords", brass clasp engraved "Flowers", 18th C. (1st half), crack on one side, small restoration, later clasp, signs of use
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - (fechado) 7 x 43 x 43 cm x (aberto) 3,5 x 86 x 43 cm

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312

Chess Pieces
carved ivory, one of the sets dyed red, Danish, 19th C., minor gluing, original cardboard box, (C. 1836). Model by Theophilus Hansen (1813-1891)
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - (Rei) 10 cm

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