A typescript article, 'Chinese Art', by Cythia Eaton (née Oswald)

This material is held atSchool of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) Archives, University of London

Reference
- GB 102 MS 380876/13
Dates of Creation
- [Post 1953]
Physical Description
- 9 pieces

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Archive Record|Table of contents

Oswald, John CharlesMS 380876

Photograph albumMS 380876/01

Photograph albumMS 380876/02

Photograph albumMS 380876/03

Photograph albumMS 380876/04

Photograph albumMS 380876/05

Photograph albumMS 380876/06

Concertina photograph albumMS 380876/07

Photograph albumMS 380876/08

Loose photographsMS 380876/09

Album of watercolours, showing Chinese gods and scenes from daily life, including stages in the production and sale of teaMS 380876/10

Sheet of paper used to mount a photograph, now missing, showing the island of Sharp Peak, Foochow [Fuzhou, China]MS 380876/11

Invitation to Mr. Oswald from the British Chamber of Commerce to a dinner in honour of Sir Miles Lampson on 11 February 1928MS 380876/12

A typescript article, 'Chinese Art', by Cythia Eaton (née Oswald)MS 380876/13

Royal Asiatic Society. China Branch. 'Transactions of the China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society'. Shanghai: China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society; numbers 3 & 4, volume 22, 1887MS 380876/14

Bredon, Juliet. 'Peking: A Historical and Intimate Description of Its Chief Places of Interest'. 2nd ed. Shanghai: Kelly and Walsh, 1922MS 380876/15

Cormack, A. Mrs. 'Chinese Birthday, Wedding, Funeral and Other Customs'. 3rd ed. Peking: China Booksellers, 1927MS 380876/16

King, Paul H. 'Weighed in China's Balance: An Attempt At Explanation'. London: Heath Cranton, 1928MS 380876/17

Bredon, Juliet, and Igor Mitrophanow. 'The Moon Year. A Record of Chinese Customs and Festivals'. Shanghai: Kelly & Walsh, 1927MS 380876/18

Payne, Robert. 'The White Pony: An Anthology of Chinese Poetry From the Earliest Times to the Present Day Newly Translated'. George Allen & Unwin, 1949MS 380876/19

Pages from the 'Daily Telegraph', 15 August 1985, reporting events to mark the end of the Second World War.MS 380876/20

A tin tea caddy containing tea produced for Bathgate & Co., Foochow [Fuzhou, China]MS 380876/21