A collection of Asian Art and Manuscripts, comprising:

i) 13 Chinese images printed and painted on rice paper, various sizes (one drawing approximately 170x257mm., 12 drawings approximately 180x105mm.), loose, a few minor tears and loss to edges, very faint staining;

ii) Three Buddhist manuscripts, Burma, nineteenth-century or later; 75 leaves, wooden boards painted in red, yellow and black, bevelled edges, stringing cord threated through embossed metal device (355x42mm.); 62 leaves, wooden boards with metal edges, stringing cord threated through embossed metal devices (463x60mm.); 31 leaves, wooden boards painted in red and black, stringing cord, (310x50mm.), overall light wear, browning and staining;



iii) Volume of Japanese woodblock prints by Kunisada, folio (370x220mm.), 66 illustrated pages (2 extra pages of illustration attached to paste-down endpaper), sewn brown wrappers, small holes to all leaves, minor browning or staining, wrappers worn and nearly detached 

Condition is described in the main body of the catalogue, where appropriate.
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