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Asian and Chinese Art from Estate of David and Sara Brandwein
Da Hammersite Market
Contatta la casa d'aste
16.12.20
Tagore 40 st. Ramat Aviv, Israel, Israele
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David and Sara Brandwein arrived in Seoul, Korea in 1967 where David managed the Eisenberg company till 1970. This was their first stay there and where they developed a keen interest in Korean antiques.
After three years they moved to Taiwan where David was appointed the manager of the company's office. There they started collecting Chinese art.
In 1975 they returned to Korea to head the company office. In 1978 they returned to Taiwan where David established his independent business and Sara managed a large and successful office of a Belgian export company. They stayed there till 1982.
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LOTTO 32718:
A Rare Japanese Carved Ivory Rosary, Meiji Period
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Venduto per: $350
Prezzo iniziale:
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300
Prezzo stimato :
$600 - $1 000
Commissione per la casa d'aste: 20%
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IVA: 17%
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A Rare Japanese Carved Ivory Rosary, Meiji Period
Composed of round beads and centered by medalion with a relief of a musician.
Signed (on the reverse).
Length: 46 cm
Condition: For a detailed condition report, please contact us at info@hammersite.com
