Unidad documental compuesta 2 - Catalogues

One sale and five auction catalogues, one exhibition list

1. Useful Animals 1860-1970 Catalogue for an Exhibition of Jewellery, Glass, Ceramics, Wood and Metalwares organised by John Jess and Irina Laski, London 1-12 Dec 1987. Catalogue with brief description of each item, illustrated with colour and black and white photographs. Invitation to the private view on 30.11.1987 and typed price list
2. Catalogue for auction of Jewellery and Designer Costume Jewellery at Christie's South Kensington on 25 Apr 1989, illustrated with colour photos on the covers and black and white photographs accompanying the descriptions of the lots. Annotations by Kenneth MacMillan in black biro, red, blue and green felt pens. There is a typed list of estimated prices for selected lots, annotated by Kenneth MacMillan in blue ink
3. Catalogue for auction of Designer Costume Jewellery at Christie's South Kensington on 6 Dec 1989, illustrated with colour photos on the covers and black and white photographs accompanying the descriptions of the lots. Some annotations by Kenneth MacMillan in black felt pen
4. Catalogue for auction of Designer Costume Jewellery at Christie's South Kensington on 19 Feb 1992, illustrated with colour photos on the covers and black and white photographs accompanying the descriptions of the lots. Annotations by Kenneth MacMillan in black felt pen. List of prices items sold for. Postcard advertising the sale which was held to coincide with the Jewels of Fantasy exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum
5. Catalogue for auction of Antique, Collectable and Modern Jewellery at Christie's South Kensington on 23 Feb 1993, illustrated with colour photos on the covers, colour and black and white photographs accompanying the descriptions of the lots. Annotations by Kenneth MacMillan in black felt pen
6. Catalogue for auction of Designer Costume Jewellery at Christie's South Kensington on 1 Apr 1992, illustrated with colour photos on the covers, and colour and black and white photographs accompanying the descriptions of the lots. Invoice for the catalogue and a leaflet advertising catalogue subscriptions
7. Typed description and exhibition list for The Fior Collection, by Jane Stancliffe, Department of Metalwork. The Fior Collection was formed by the Feldman family who owned the accessory shop, Fior, with branches in London.