共 This catalogue details the valuable Chinese and Japanese antiquities, along with a collection of old Japanese color prints, albums, books, and paintings belonging to Mr. Jirokichi Yoshiy. These items were offered for sale at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms on January 10th, 11th, and 12th. This catalogue offers a glimpse into the aesthetic tastes and collecting practices of the early 20th century, providing valuable insights for collectors, researchers, and anyone interested in Asian art and cultural history. Explore the documented pieces from the Yoshiy collection, offering a snapshot of what was considered valuable and desirable at the time.
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