timate, after two hours selling, the rarest articles bringing half their value. Soviet attaches watched from flic galleries depressed at the failure to realise the hopes of profit. An English dealer paid three thousand sterling for a settee and ten arm chairs made for Eugene. Dcbenauharnar’s, a Berlin collector bought a writing desk by David Rontgen and a Paris dealer paid three thousand for a cupboard by Joseph Bamnhancr.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1928, Page 5
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