NOTABLE ART SALE
TAPESTRIES FETCH <£57,500
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VIENNA, dune 11
The sale of the art treasures belonging to the late Dr Figdor, attracted connoisseurs from all parts of the world. Thirty-six pieces of fifteenth century tapestry fetched prices totalling £57,500. of which a Tournai Gobelin, measuring lift, by 121 t., and representing <1 lnw court scone, \\«is bought for the Copenhagen Museum for £20,300. Even a piece of Persian carpet 6ft. by 4j-ft. sold at £3.780. The late Dr Figdor’s pictures will be sold in Berlin in the autumn.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 June 1930, Page 3
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