[LACQUER]
A group of works about Chinese and East Asian lacquer, comprising:

Gugong bowuyuan cang diaoqi. Beijing, 1985.—HERBERTS, K. Oriental Lacquer. New York, 1963.—Zhongguo gudai qiqi. (Ancient Chinese Lacquerware). 1987.—KESSEL, W. de. Coromandel Lacquer Screens. Chicago, 2002.—An Important Collection of Chinese, Korean, and Ryukyuan Lacquers. Michael Hughes, LLC. New York, 2002.—Chinese Lacquer. Bluett & Sons. London, 1999.—East Asian Lacquer. The Florence and Herbert Irving Collection. Metropolitan Museum of Art. 2002.—CLIFFORD, Derek. Chinese Carved Lacquer. London, 1992.—Ben Jassens Oriental Art. (Lacquer).—Masterpieces of Carved Lacquer Ware in the National Palace Museum. Taipei, 1971.—LEE, Yu-Kuan, Oriental Lacquer Art. New York, 1972.—Important Chinese Lacquer the Lee Family Collection. Parts I-II. Christie's Hong Kong, 2009. Together 15 single volume works.

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