3 ASIAN ANTIQUES AND ART BOOKS

Japanese Accents in Western Interiors - by Peggy Landers Rao and Jean Mahoney, hcdj, first printing. Japanese Porcelain - by Soame Jenyns, hcdj, copyright 1965. Oriental Antiques & Art: An Identification and Value Guide - by Sandra Andacht, copyright 1987

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10 1/2" x 8 1/2"


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Wallace-Homestead Book Company
Japanese
JAPANESE
ORIENTAL
Accents
PORCELAIN
ANTIQUES
WESTERN INTERIORS
IN
ART An and Identification Value Guide
PEGGY LANDERS RAO
JEAN MAHONEY
Soame Jenyns
Sandra Andacht
Wallace-Homestead
Book
Company
Japanese
JAPANESE
ORIENTAL
Accents
PORCELAIN
ANTIQUES
WESTERN
INTERIORS
IN
ART
An
and
Identification
Value
Guide
PEGGY
LANDERS
RAO
JEAN
MAHONEY
Soame
Jenyns
Sandra
Andacht

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Published Frederick in the United A. Praeger, States New of Inc., York America Publishers in 1965
JAPANESE
by 111 Fourth Avenue, 3, N.Y.
PORCELA
All rights reserved
SOAME JENYNS
© Soame Jenyns 1965
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 65-13447
There is little doubt
world in the mastery
Printed in Great Britain
techniques-indeed,
taken and surpassed
RICH
and Korea, in both e
manship. But our kn
porcelain, despite it
on Western art, ha
complete, and conf
Cover design: Anthony lacobson
out-of-date and unr
Interior layout: Anthony Jacobson
Editor: Tammie Taylor
In this lavishly il
myriad traditions a
porcelain are fully
Published
Frederick
in
the
United
Praeger,
States
New
of
Inc.,
York
America
Publishers
in
1965
JAPANESE
by
111
Fourth
Avenue,
3,
N.Y.
PORCELA
All
rights
reserved
SOAME
JENYNS
©
Soame
Jenyns
1965
Library
of
Congress
Catalog
Card
Number:
65-13447
There
is
little
doubt
world
in
the
mastery
Printed
in
Great
Britain
techniques-indeed,
taken
and
surpassed
RICH
and
Korea,
in
both
e
manship.
But
our
porcelain,
despite
it
on
Western
art,
ha
complete,
and
conf
Cover
design:
Anthony
out-of-date
and
unr
Interior
layout:
Anthony
Jacobson
Editor:
Tammie
Taylor
In
this
lavishly
il
myriad
traditions
a
porcelain
are
fully

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To Blanche and Jean Colleran.
each a wellspring
Shopping
of love and support
folkcraft
mystifyin
To Patsy Landers,
who opened doors
of porcel
to so many beautiful worlds
Japanese
and the
Gradu
sorts thin
potential
home.
Peggy
telescope
showing
Tokyo ha
kinds of
their Wes
inventive,
a Japane
role from
Art Direction and Book Design by Jean Mahoney
hibachi b
narrow y
Calligraphy by Momoyo Nishimura
ingenious
Additional Photo Credits
bamboo
Some
Peggy Rao: Page 135
Masayoshi Yano: Page 151
solutions
To
Blanche
and
Jean
each
a
wellspring
Shopping
of
love
and
support
folkcraft
mystifyin
To
Patsy
covers,
who
opened
doors
of
porcel
to
many
beautiful
worlds
Japanese
and
the
Gradu
sorts
potential
home.
Peggy
telescope
showing
Tokyo
ha
kinds
of
their
Wes
inventive,
a
Japane
role
from
Art
Direction
and
Book
Design
by
Jean
Mahoney
hibachi
b
narrow
Calligraphy
by
Momoyo
Nishimura
ingenious
Additional
Photo
Credits
bamboo
Jean
Mahoney:
Pages
4.
63.
105
Some
Peggy
Rao:
Page
135
Masayoshi
Yano:
Page
151
solutions
Shufunotomo:
Pages
95,



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