Sotheby auction items from Schmid collection
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2016 3:25 pm
Here are the Sotheby's auction chess items (April 2016) from the Schmid collection:
A rare Samanid part chess-set, Nishapur, 10th/11th century or earlier
A Fatimid rock crystal chess piece, Egypt, 11th century
Six chess and other gaming pieces, Egypt and Persia, 9th-12th century
A large Fatimid rock crystal chess piece, Egypt, 11th century
Two large 'King' chess pieces, Persia and Near East, 9th-12th century
Two stone gaming pieces, Central or South Asia, 9th-12th century
Three 'King' chess pieces, Persia and Near East, 9th-12th century
Two chess pieces, a 'Bishop' and a 'Rook', probably Nishapur, Persia, circa 12th century
Two chess pieces, a 'Bishop' and a 'Knight', probably Nishapur, Persia, circa 12th century
That last one is not marked as being from the Schmid collection. Does anyone know how to find out how much the lots sold for? Some sold prices are given, but if no price is given does that mean the lot didn't sell?
A rare Samanid part chess-set, Nishapur, 10th/11th century or earlier
A Fatimid rock crystal chess piece, Egypt, 11th century
Six chess and other gaming pieces, Egypt and Persia, 9th-12th century
A large Fatimid rock crystal chess piece, Egypt, 11th century
Two large 'King' chess pieces, Persia and Near East, 9th-12th century
Two stone gaming pieces, Central or South Asia, 9th-12th century
Three 'King' chess pieces, Persia and Near East, 9th-12th century
Two chess pieces, a 'Bishop' and a 'Rook', probably Nishapur, Persia, circa 12th century
Two chess pieces, a 'Bishop' and a 'Knight', probably Nishapur, Persia, circa 12th century
That last one is not marked as being from the Schmid collection. Does anyone know how to find out how much the lots sold for? Some sold prices are given, but if no price is given does that mean the lot didn't sell?