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(Ballard, James F.): Catalogue of Antique Oriental Rugs: Collection of James F. Ballard, Saint Louis, U.S.A, Comprising the Following Types: Persian, Indian, Caucasian, Chinese, Asia Minor, Turkoman, Hispano-Moresque
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(St. Louis) (1916)
57 Halftone Plates 126 pp. 8.5 x 11 Half-leather in Good condition. Missing 5-1/2 inches at head and foot of spine. Corners worn and bumped. Textblock is tight. .
Probably a prototype for what would become the seminal "Illustrated Catalogue and Descriptions of Ghiordes Rugs of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries from the Collection of James F. Ballard". Halftone plates include 33 Ghiordes, 12 Ushak, 8 Persian, 2 Caucasian and 1 Turkmen. Also included in this lot is the four page prospectus with one halftone plate. Not in O'Bannon's bibliography.
Price:
$ 500.00
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