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Lot 547

Lang (Andrew). The Lilac Fairy Book, illustrated by Kate Hackett, in gilt tooled lilac cloth, with slipcase, published by The Folio Society 2003.

Lot 548

Lang (Andrew). The Pink Fairy Book, illustrated by Deborah McFarlen, in gilt tooled pink cloth, with slipcase, published by The Folio Society 2003.

Lot 549

Lang (Andrew). The Orange Fairy Book, illustrated by Tomislav Tomic, in gilt tooled orange cloth, with slipcase, published by The Folio Society 2003.

Lot 550

Lang (Andrew). The Crimson Fairy Book, illustrated by Tim Stevens, in gilt tooled crimson slipcase, published by The Folio Society 2003.

Lot 551

Lang (Andrew). The Red Fairy Book, illustrated by Niroot Puttapipat, in red gilt tooled biding, with slipcase, published by The Folio Society 2003.

Lot 2

Group of two Chinese folio paintings, both 20th century. One depicting a scholar speaking to two children and the other depicting scholars discussing a scroll of calligraphy.Provenance: From the collection of Malcolm E. Lein, former director of the Minnesota Museum of American Art.Malcolm Emil Lein (1913-2003) was the director of the Minnesota Museum of American Art during its early and formative years. During his 30-year tenure, he fought to procure the museum funding, grow its permanent collection, and establish it as St. Paul's premiere gallery. Along with his wife Miriam, who worked at the Walker Art Center, he was a fixture in the Twin Cities artistic community throughout his life.(Each) Sight; height: 10 1/4 x width: 8 1/4 in. Framed; height: 14 3/4 x width: 11 3/4 in.Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.

Lot 325

Folio Society: P. G. Wodehouse, six Folio Society edition Jeeves & Wooster novels in slip case, 'Right Ho, Jeeves' 'Thank you, Jeeves',  'The Mating Season', 'The Code of the Woosters', 'Joy in the Morning' and 'Ring for Jeeves'

Lot 106

Two boxes of Folio Society Anthony Trollope novels, together with three part set The Footprints of Jesus volumes 1-3. *Provenence : Property of the Earl of Durham, Lambton Castle, County Durham.

Lot 754

Contemporary School : Surrealis Modelquo Tidiano - 10 Litogfafie, a set of ten unframed lithographs in colour by an unidentified hand, each signed in pencil by the artist, also dated and numbered, together with the lithographic frontispiece in colours as well as the index sheet (monochrome), so 12 sheets in all, contained in a red folio bearing the unidentified signature of the artist on the front, each sheet size 76 cm x 56 cm.

Lot 7075

J.C. Harrison: 'The Game Birds of the British Isles', Ashford Press Publishing, 1989, limited edition, number 128 of 475 copies, 25 full page tissue guarded colour plates as called for, text by Colin Laurie McKelvie, folio, original half morocco gilt, velvet covered boards gilt, all edges gilt, original marbled paper covered slipcase. 45.5cm x 33cm x 3.5cm

Lot 1136

Cotman (John Sell), Etchings/[Specimens of Architectural Remains in various Counties in England, but especially in Norfolk. Etched by John Sell Cotman Esq., with Architectural Observations by Thomas Rickman Esq.], two-volume set, London: Henry G. Bohn, 1838, 238 etchings as called for, most of which are numbered within the plate and thus 1838 rather than 1811 impressions, principally clean and crisp, a few foxed and/or browned, contemporary brown quarter-morocco over marbled boards, slightly sunned, rubbed and scuffed, top-edges gilt, others uncut, folio (49.6 x 38cm)

Lot 1137

Cotman (John Sell), The Architectural Antiquities of Normandy, London: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Yarmouth: J.S. Cotman, 1821, defective, 25 copperplate etchings only, various divisional titles, portions of text, etc., disbound, earlier 17th c Dutch vellum binding, gilt panelled, blocked and tooled with scrolling foliage, worn, folio (53 x 36.5cm), with [Mary Dawson Turner (1774-1850)], after John Scarlett Davis (1804-1845), John Sell Cotman, author of Antiquities &c., portrait, etching, s.l., s.n., 1818, 31.5 x 23.5cm, three topographical named-view prints by Cotman, lithographed by Vincent Brooks, etc., (6) The folio defective as catalogued and sold as a collection of plates not subject to return; its binding with wear and worn losses. The mixed media prints unexamined our of their respective frames &/or mounts, some foxing, other faults apparent from image.

Lot 983

Books. 19 reference works on woods and their identification and sundials, 20th c, including Atlas of Woody Plant Stems: Evolution, Structure, and Environmental Modifications, first edition, second impression, Springer, 2006, hardback, small folio, The Complete Japanese Joinery, 1995, pb, 4to, etc., mostly hardback, mixed sizes

Lot 992

Theology & Philosophy. De Cressy (Dom Serenus, OSB), The Church-History of Brittany (i.e. Britain) from the Beginning of Christianity to the Norman Conquest [...], s.l. [Rouen]: Printed [for the Author] in the year 1668, black-ruled title-page printed in black and red, printed in black-ruled double-columns, rebacked contemporary English calf, disbound, folio, [Wing C6890], Polyglot Lord's Prayer, [Motte (Benjamin)], Oratio Dominica [...], London: Dan. Brown, et al., 1713, repaired title, plates and final leaf, lacks all after page 71, disbound, 4to, Jacobite Interest and the House of Stuart. Breviarium Suessionense, Illustrissimi & Reverendissimi in Christo Patris D.D. Francisci, Ducis de Fitz-James [...] Episcopi Suessionensis [...], Winter volume only, Suessione [i.e. Soissons]: Apud Viduam Caroli Courtois, 1743, title-page with the arms of FitzJames as Dukes of Berwick flanked by a mitre and crozier, crested by a galero, printed in red and black, double-columns, contents unexamined, early 19th century black morocco, all edges gilt, 12mo, thirteen books, pamphlets and tracts on religion and atheism, poetry and politics in the 19th century, including [Bradlaugh (Charles)], "Has Man A Soul?" [...], Printed for the Sheffield Secular Society, London: Holyoake and Co., 1859, disbound, 8vo, others on clerical absenteeism, An Assified Mare!, Whig v Tory, Palmerston's Sulphur Crisis 1840, Irish Corporations, some provincial imprints, including Lewes, Songs, Madrigals and Sonnets [...], Set in Borders of Coloured Ornaments and Vignettes, London: Longman, et al., 1849, original publisher's cloth, 16mo, Coxe's Christian Ballads, Oxford: John Henry Parker, 1849, original publisher's cloth, 8vo, others, nine theology and philology tracts and pamphlets, including Aspland (Robert), The Beneficial Influence of Christianity on the Female Sex, Hackney: C. Stower, 1812, 4to, another Unitarian sermon by Aspland, Pye Smith (John), The Adoration of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Hackney: C. Stower, 1811, 4to, another two sermons, Von Justi (Johann Heinrich Gottlob), Quæstio Philologica Syriaca [...], Erfordiæ [i.e. Erfurt]: Stanno Kindlebiano, 1696, 32pp, etc., all disbound, [&] a Welsh Bible, Bibl Sanctaidd: Sef, Yr Hen Destament a'r Newydd, Gyd a Nodau a Sylwiadau ar bob Pennod, Caerfyrddin [i.e. Carmarthen]: Mr. P. Williams, gan I. Ross, 1779, black-ruled title-page, divisional New Testament title-page dated 1781, printed in parallel columns, 2 maps: OT with a folding engraved map of Israel and the Holy Land, ditto NT with a map of the Mediterranean, contemporary calf, a trifle tired, lacking clasps, contemporary ink MS ownership inscription: Morgan John/1782, a few brief family inscriptions, 4to, etc., (26) The Soissons breviary was authorised during the bishopric of François de Fitz-James (1709-1764), an illegitimate grandson of James II of England (1633-1701), who, as well as being Bishop of Soissons (1739-64), was Louis XV's first court chaplain (1742-48). Provenance: 1st: 1) J.P., contemporary ink manuscript ownership inscription to title-page. 2) Edward Rowe Mores, FSA (1731-1778), antiquarian and scholar, his Chippendale armorial bookplate to verso of title-page. 3) The Law Society, their bookplate, stamped spine, stamp to title-page and final blank.

Lot 996

Three shelves of antiquarian and general books, early 19th c and later, including a leather bound Holy Bible, Oxford: University Press, 1841, contemporary black diced calf, gilt lettered, marbled endpapers, 8vo, further 19th c leather and part-leather bound Bibles and theological works, Tytler (Sarah), Life of Queen Victoria, Virtue, 1885, illustrated, original publisher's red cloth, folio, childrens' annuals, periodicals and books, including Enid Blyton, etc., mixed sizes

Lot 1000

The Field magazine, bound in eight vols 1950-53, green cloth folio

Lot 1007

The Victoria History of the Counties of England - Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, in five vols with index volume, Westminster; Archibald Constable & Co Ltd (1900-12) red gilt cloth (a/f) folio

Lot 1008

Avray Tipping, H, Grinling Gibbons and the Woodwork of his Age, London: Country Life 1914, folio to/w two vols of English Homes by Avray Gibbons, both 2nds 1929 (3)

Lot 1009

Jourdain, Margaret, English Decorative Plasterwork of the Renaissance, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons c 1926, dec gilt blue cloth folio, to/w English Interiors in Smaller Houses 1660-1830 re-issue 1933 tooled green cloth folio, English Decoration & Furniture of the Early Renaissance, London: BT Batsford, 1st 1924 gilt dec red cloth and Decoration in England from 1660-1770, (under her psuedonym Francis Lenygon, London, Batsford Ltd c 1914; also English Interior Decoration 1500 to 1830, 1st 1950 (5)

Lot 1010

Dollman, FT and Jobbins JR, An Analysis of Ancient Domestic Architecture 2 vols London: BT Batsford (c 1863), folio, to/w eight other vintage volumes on Architecture & 'Medieval Farnham' by Etienne Robo, 1935 (11)

Lot 1011

Pugin, A - Examples of Gothic Architecture, 2nd edition corrected, 3 vols, London; Henry G Bohn 1838, folio, restored half red morocco (3)

Lot 1020

Dinet, E (ill) and Sliman Ben Ibrahim, The Life of Mohammad, colour plates, ornamental pages by Mohammad Racim, Paris, the Paris Book Club (c 1920), gilt dec black cloth folio

Lot 1029

The Harmsworth's Atlas and Gazetteer, half morocco and green cloth (circa 1910?), folio

Lot 899

BOOK- THE BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES, LONDON, BENSLEY AND SON, FLEET STREET. ND. (19TH CENTURY)  FOLIO. TOGETHER WITH TWO FURTHER PRINTS the proceeds from the sale of this lot will be donated to "Uganda Lodge Community Projects” reg charity 1150023

Lot 674

Box containing a quantity of various books including Folio Society Oxford Library of Words & Phrases, Complete Oxford Shakespeare etc

Lot 280

° ° YORKSHIRE: [Gale, Roger - editor.] Registrum Honoris de Richmond Exhibens Terrarum & Villarum Quae quondam fuerunt Edwini Comitis infra Richmundshire, first edition, title in red and black with engraved vignette, 9 engraved plates including 1 double-paged, 1 folding map, 6 genealogies, text partly in red and black, 2pp. ‘Names of Susbribers’, mounted errata, contemporary calf, lettering piece to spine, London, R. Gosling, 1722, folio (1).

Lot 281

° ° DERBYSHIRE: Rayner, S. The History and Antiquities of Haddon Hall, 2 vols., 32 lithographed plates with tissue-guards, 2pp. bound-in publisher’s advertisement, original green cloth with decorative gilt to upper covers, Derby, Robert Mosely and London, Architectural Press, 1836, folio. Sold with Stephen Glover’s ‘The History and Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Derby’, 2 vols., 1829, and seven more volumes related to Derbyshire and the Peak District (11).

Lot 285

° ° Newlands, James- The Carpenter and Joiner’s Assistant, 2 vols, (text and plates), small folio, quarter cloth, Blackie and Son, Glasgow, 1890

Lot 301

° ° YORKSHIRE: Whitaker, Thomas Dunham. Loidis and Elmete; or, An attempt to Illustrate… the Lower Portions of Aredale and Wharfdale, Together with the Entire Vale of Calder, engraved portrait frontispiece, 49 engraved plates including 2 in colour, 2 engraved plates within text, 14 double-paged genealogies including 1 folding, engraved initials, with appendix [plates dated 1820], index to appendix, near contemporary red half calf, Leeds and Wakefield, 1816, folio. Sold with George Poulson’s ‘The History and Antiquities of the Seigniory of Holderness in the East Riding County of York’, 2 vols., 1840-1841, and Joseph Hunter’s ‘Hallamshire. The History and Topography of the Parish of Sheffield’, 1819, and Francis Drake’s [‘Eboracum: Or, the History and Antiquities of York], part 2 only, 1736 (5).

Lot 306

° ° John, Augustus - Fifty-Two Drawings, with an introduction by Lord David Cecil, one of 150 signed by Augustus John and David Cecil, folio, photo-litho offset plates, original half vellum by Zaehnsdorf, George Rainsford, London, 1957, in slip case.

Lot 310

° ° SURREY: Manning, Owen and William Bray. The History and Antiquities of the County of Surrey, 3 vols., 2 folding maps, 82 engraved plates including 13 Domesday facsimiles, 13 folding genealogies, near contemporary calf, London, for John White by John Nichols, 1804-1814, folio (3).

Lot 324

° ° King, Edward. Munimenta Antiqua; or, Observations on Antient Castles. Including Remarks on the Whole Progress of Architecture, 2 vols. only (of 4), 66 engraved plates including 4 double-paged with 2 hand-coloured, indices to rear, contemporary calf, London, W. Bulmer and Co., 1799-1801, folio. Sold with Augustus Pugin’s ‘Specimens of Gothic Architecture’, 2 vols., [1825], and seven more volumes related to architecture (11).

Lot 327

° ° LANCASTER: Gregson, Matthew. Portfolio of Fragments, Relative to the History and Antiquities of the County Palatine and Duchy of Lancaster, first edition, 3 parts, wood-engraved vignette to title, half-title, numerous wood-engraved illustrations to text, 1 folding genealogy, 1 folding plan, 2 plates, contemporary calf, Liverpool, 1817, folio. Sold with Henry F. Lockwood and Adolphus H. Cates’ ‘The History and Antiquities of the Fortifications to the City of York’, 1834, and Thomas Allen’s ‘A New and Complete History of the County of York’, 3 vols., 1828-1831, and 8 more topographical volumes (13).

Lot 410

° ° A set of seven Folio books on Nature: Central European and another book titled Mineralien (8)

Lot 417

TOBACCO / WWI INTEREST, AN ABDULLA & CO LTD CHRISTMAS 1914 FOLIO OF 16 PRINTS, together with printed price letter, the unframed and unmounted prints include two titled 'Commanders of The Allied Armies, 1914' and 'Commanders of the Allied Fleets. 1914' printed verso with price list and being sold for the benefit of the Soldiers' & Sailors' Help Society', folio 41cm x 35cm, together with two copies of Hobbies Weekly (1) (Condition Report: in poor condition, with damp and staining to folio and a number of the prints)

Lot 2200

Lucas, Suzanne  "In Praise of Toadstools", Lucas Art 1992, in 2 vols, numerous colour illustrations, pencil price written in top right hand corner of ep of both vols, grey cloth with gilt titles, djs with gilt titles, folio (2) 

Lot 2202

Dickens, Charles  "Works ...", London Chapman & Hall 1881, edition deluxe, 1000 copies only of this edition of the Works of Charles Dickens have been printed for sale, each one is numbered, this being no.91, small folio, marbled boards, half-leather, backstrips very rubbed and worn, illustrations, teg (27 vols) 

Lot 2203

Quantity of books relating to archeology and architecture, to include:- Biddle, Martin "Nonsuch Palace", folio, dj Rodwell & Atkins  "St Peters Barton Upon Humber, Lincolnshire", vol 1 only  "Travellers History of Britain and Ireland" Leakey, Richard E "The Making of Mankind" Chiappe & Whitmer  "Mesozoic Birds Above the Heads of Dinosaurs", dj Gilchrist, Roberta "Medieval Life" Whitehead, Annie "Mercia the Rise and Fall of a Kingdom" Brunning, Richard "Summer Sets Peachland Archeology" Frantzen, Allen J  "Food, Eating and Identity in Early Medieval England", etc (3 boxes) 

Lot 2213

Books to include:- The World's Classics - Austen Jane - six volumes - Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Persuasion, Sense and Sensibility, Mansfield Park  and Northanger Abbey,  quarter red leather, gilt titles, red boards. Trollope A. 'The Vicar of Bullhampton'  Bradbury Evans and Co 1870, full calf, gilt titles and dentelles, t.e.g. two Folio Society vols, 'The Shock of the New' 'History of Welsh Art 1400-1990' and others volumes ( box)

Lot 2214

Assorted volumes to include:- Galsworthy, John "The White Monkey", Grosset and Dunlap 1924, blue cloth with green and white decorations to front board and backstrip, name inscription dated 1929 on ffep and two photographs cut from a newspaper paste inside front board, dj  Forster, E M  "Maurice", Edward Arnold 1971, dj  "David Hockney a Bigger Exhibition", folio, limp covers  "Painting the Modern Garden Monet to Matisse", published by The Royal Academy Goble, Warwick (ills) "Green Willow" (poor condition) and various other volumes (1 box) 

Lot 2215

Folio society Neilsen, Kay (ills)  "East of the Sun and West of the Moon", cream cloth with gilt decorations and red slip case Dulac, Edmond  "Perrault's Fairytales", maroon cloth, pictorial decorations, maroon slip case and five other folio society volumes (1 box) 

Lot 2217

Folio society, box set of Jane Austen within the original grey slip case Elliot, George "Middle March" in original slip case  Bronte, Charlotte "Five Novelettes" (3) 

Lot 2218

Large quantity of folio society, all within their original slip cases, to include Isherwood, Lawrence Stern, Dostoevsky, E M Forster, Vasari, The Odyssey (5 boxes) 

Lot 605

A collection of Folio Society books to include Thomas McCauley's The History of England, The History of Ruston Music and Feudal Society

Lot 614

Two boxes of Folio Society books to include The Qur'an, Thomas Payne - Rights of Man, and The Travels of Marco Polo

Lot 616

Two boxes of Folio Society books to include John Wilford - The Map Makers, Mark Twain - Life on the Mississippi, and Edmund Chrispin - Love Lies Bleeding

Lot 625

A collection of Folio Society books to include Eric Newby - Love and War in the Apennines, Anthony Burgess - Shakespeare, and Alan Moorhead - Mediterranean Front

Lot 659

A collection of Folio Society books to include Richard Dawkins - The Blind Watchmaker, Eric Newbury - A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush, and The Peninsular War

Lot 386

An Illustration of the Architecture and Sculpture of the Cathedral Church of Lincoln by Charles Wild. Printed by W Bulmer and Co in 1819 - First Edition. Folio, (324x331mm) 16 engraved plates together with Norwich Cathedral by John Adey Repton with descriptive notes by William Wilkins. Elephant folio, original cloth gilt, slip-case. Published by Gregg Press in December 1965. First Edition. Limited edition, numbered 354/1,000.

Lot 402

Folio Society - Winston S Churchill collection including 'The Second World War' Vol 1-6 and Barbara W Tuchman, The Coming of the Great War : The Proud Tower & The Guns Of August.

Lot 403

Folio Society books to include Edward Gibbon "The history of the decline and fall of the Roman Empire Vols I-VIII", "The Twelve Caesars", "Elizabeth I", "Engand's Constable", "In Search of Engand" by H V Morton, "The Golden Chinggis History of Khan the Mongols", "Chartres The Making of a Miracle" and the "Folio Book of Days". (15)

Lot 404

Folio Society - Works of E. M. Forster 6 vols. in slip case along with 4 books by Henry Fielding in slip case and "The Secret Garden", "The Life of the Bee", "An Eye for an Eye" and "Under the Greenwood Tree". (14)

Lot 406

Folio Society - 24 novels to include Evelyn Waugh, Pickwick Papers, Doctor Zhivago, Tolstoy War and Peace, Crime Stories from the Strand, Crime and Punishment, Brighton Rock etc.

Lot 2025

Three Reader's Digest Atlases, two Folio Society Books The Boar War and H.G. Wells The War of the Worlds.

Lot 6623

Captain Bruce Bairnsfather (British 1887-1959): 'Fragments from France', folio of twelve colour plates each 22cm x 16cm

Lot 1

Law.- Coke (Sir Edward) The Third [& Fourth] Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England, together 2 vol., first edition of Third Part, second printing of Fourth Part, each with engraved portrait by I.Payne and titles with woodcut architectural border, partly printed in black letter, Third Part with final Epilogue leaf and with 16pp. Table not called for by ESTC, contemporary ink inscriptions to verso of portrait at head causing small hole where partly erased, light water-staining to upper edge, contemporary calf, rubbed, edges worn, rebacked, Fourth Part cropped shaving a couple of head-lines, some light browning but generally clean, modern roan-backed cloth, both with new endpapers, [Wing C4960 & C4930; cf.PMM 126], by M.Flesher for W.Lee, and D.Pakeman, 1644-48; and 2 others, law, folio (4)

Lot 101

Choirbook, bifolium, (4pp.), manuscript on vellum, 2 large historiated initials and others in blue and red, staves in red ink, yellowed and slightly soiled, page numbers in a later hand, loose, lge. folio, [?Spain], [17th century].

Lot 102

Cumbria, Penrith.- The Lands Lett in Penreth... Jn: James... in the yeare 1672, manuscript, 2pp., second page with small tear slightly affecting text, folds, creased and browned, unbound, folio, 1672.⁂ Cites "The Moyety Due to Mr Christian - 23 10 2", the family of Fletcher Christian of the Mutiny of the Bounty.

Lot 110

NO RESERVE Northamptonshire, Middleton Cheney.- 12 documents relating to the Court Baron held at Middleton Cheney, 12pp., manuscript, 10 torn with some loss, browned, some staining, folio, 1722; sold subject to the Manorial Document Rules, this may not be exported from England & Wales.

Lot 114

Mathematics.- Hutton (Charles, mathematician, 1737-1823) Day Book [for The Schoolmaster's Guide], manuscript, 70pp., several tears, last f. loose and margin torn, first f. soiled, browned, disbound, folio, [c. 1764].⁂ The Schoolmaster's Guide features a "Day Book" as a part of the appendix, but this manuscript encompasses more than the printed version, featuring Hutton's various mathematical formulas as well. Perhaps a compilation of pages for the work as a whole.

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