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      • [JAPANESE PRINTS] – YOSHITSUYA, Utagawa (1822-1866). (King William III of the Netherlands).
        Nov. 15, 2019

        [JAPANESE PRINTS] – YOSHITSUYA, Utagawa (1822-1866). (King William III of the Netherlands).

        Est: €200 - €300

        , Col. woodcut. Signed in the block (in outer left margin). (Publ. by Ebiya Rinnosuke, ca. 1861). Ca. 35,5 x 24 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass). – YOSHIKAZU, Utagawa (active ca. 1850-1870). (Dutch man with a sitting dog beside him). Col. woodcut. Signed in the block (in lower right corner). (Publ. by Sanoya Kihei, ca. 1861). Ca. 33 x 22 cm. Behind passepartout & framed (behind glass). (2x), ¶ Ad 1-2: Provenance: Private Dutch collection. Very rare woodcuts depicting foreigners who arrived in Japan at the end of the Edo Period (so-called Yokohama prints or “Yokohama-e”). ¶ Ad 1: Very rare caricatural portrait of King William III of the Netherlands (1817-1890) published in Utagawa Yoshitsuya’s series “Bankoku jimbutsu zue” (People of the Barbarian Nations). – In good condition. ¶ Ad 2: Sl. waterstained in upper (blank) margin, but nevertheless in an acceptable condition (not examined out of frame).

        Venduehuis der Notarissen
      • 1822 pattern, King William IV era, Infantry Officer’s Sword
        Apr. 30, 2017

        1822 pattern, King William IV era, Infantry Officer’s Sword

        Est: $500 - $600

        1822 pattern, King William IV era, Infantry Officer’s Sword. Features a gilded branched guard, with royal cypher & crown, with ornate scrolled back strap & folding langet. The wire bound fish skin grip is in excellent condition and matches the fantastic gilt finish overall to this nearly 200 year old sword. The 82cm long, slightly curved, piped back blade, retains faint etchings of foliate patterns with royal cypher etc. Maker marked for ‘Fisher 37 Duke St, London’. The leather and brass scabbard is in very good to fine condition, with no break in the stitching to spine, with light traces of gilding remaining to engraved brass furniture. Obviously, a superior quality made sword, that has been kept in very good condition. Overall length: 98cm.

        JB Military Antiques
      • A club Thaler, A pound of fine, 1866, William King
        May. 06, 2011

        A club Thaler, A pound of fine, 1866, William King

        Est: -

        A club Thaler, A pound of fine, 1866, William King of Prussia, s +

        Historia Auctionata
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