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Click here to subscribeBREDOW, G.G. Compendious View of Universal History and Literature in a series of tables, 3rd edit, pub London 1829, folio, HAWLEY, Walter, Oriental Rugs, Antique and Modern, illus in colour, pub John Lane 1913, KURTH, Dr Willi, Complete Woodcuts of Albrecht Durer, Colour 1915, 1 vol bound, and BINSTEAD Herbert, Useful Details in several styles (5)
Common Law `First Report by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Courts of Common Law`, 1st edit, folio, 2 hand-coloured maps, one folding, a crisp copy in half-calf, front board detached, 1829 and Great Exhibition `Reports by the Juries`, 1st edit, presentation copy in original cloth which is worn and shabby, library bookplate, 1852
* Felix H Man, German, Publisher, 1969- "Europäische Graphik VI"; published München, Galerie Wolfgang Ketterer 1969, the complete folio containing eleven lithographs by Rudolf Belling, Max Bill, Reginald Butler, Eduardo Chillida, Barbara Hepworth, Marino Marini, Henry Moore, Fritz Wotruba and Ossip Zadkine, with signed and numbered title page, lithographs, the full sheet on cream wove B F K Rives, each signed and numbered 15/65 in pencil; this example issue B in an edition of sixty-five copies, (issue A being an edition of thirty-five examples) 65x50cm, ea., contained loose within a bound folio as issued, (12) (folio)
P H de la Motte, Circa 1811, Printer- "A Chinese Junk of 1000 Tons, Visited by Boats of the Modest Frigate off the South Coast of Borneo, August 1811"; crayon manner lithograph, published 1811, by P H de la Motte, Oxford, after T.W.T, 41x60cm, (A/F): Thomson`s New General Map 1816- "Atlantic Islands, Teneriffe, Madeir, Azorei, Cape Verd qnd Canary; hand-coloured engraving by T Clerk, published 1816, (A/F): Thomas Mann Baynes 1794-1854- "South East View of the Old Totnes Bridge, 1826", Plan and Elevation of the New Bridge; published by R Ackermann, March 15th 1828, crayon-manner lithograph: together with a folio of Topographical/Colonial 18/19th century drawings, photographs and prints by and after various hands, (a lot) (unframed)
Circle of Francis Swaine c.1740-1782- Figures careening a vessel; watercolour in monochrome; recto, Italian view; pen and brown ink, verso, 23x39cm: European School 18/19th century- View of North African Court yard; pen and brown ink: European School 18/19th century- Smugglers cove; pen and black ink and watercolour: together with a folio of British topographical and maritime drawings by and after mostly adolescent and provincial hands, studies to include The Cloisters, Eaton College; Gentleman waiting in a buggy outside a manor house; inscribed and dated 1812, watercolour; A view of Warwick Castle, pencil and watercolour wash and others, (a lot) (unframed)
British School, early-mid 19th century- View from a coastal street; watercolour, 32x48cm: British School, circa 1794- View of a bridge; inscribed and dated 1794, watercolour: Provincial School, early 19th century- View of a frog before a manor house; watercolour: together with a folio of further 18/19th century Topographical watercolour and pencil drawings by different hands, mostly depicting British rural scenes (a lot) (unframed) Note: This scene is reminiscent of a view by a young JMW Turner entitled "A Street in Margate, Looking Down to the Harbour" c.1784.
* Johannes Jeroen Maria Henneman, Dutch b.1942- "De bungalow Ynyswidden"; 1972, complete folio containing seven lithographs in colours, each signed numbered and dated 72, this edition numbered eight from the original seventy-five, with numbered title page, loose contained within a bound box as issued: together with other prints by and reproductions after various hands, (a lot) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
* After John Sell Cotman 1782-1842- "Architectural remains, in the Counties of York, Cambridge, Suffolk, Lincoln, Essex and North Wales"; published by Henry G Bohn, Covent Garden, London, book, marbled boards, (A/F) 50x35cm: Seeley, Jackson & Halliday, Publishers, c.1875- "Examples of modern etching"; twelve plates, proofs, examples after A Legros, Samuel palmer, Edwin Edwards and others, 1875, loose as issued, (folio) (book) (2)
* Luigi Rossini 1790-1857- "Scenografia degl` Interni Delle Piu Belle, Chiese e Basiliche, Antiche di Roma"; 1848, published Roma, 1848, twenty-nine engravings in a bound album, with title page, 77x56cm: Nicolas Chaperon 1612-1652/53- "De L`Histoire Sacree..., par Raphael..."; c.1649, Paris, engravings, after Raphael, fifty-two plates in a bound album, 28x40cm: together with other similar prints and engravings by and after various hands, (a lot) (folio`s)
* John Walker b.1939- "Forge"; published by Advanced Graphics, London, c.1990, twelve examples contained within boxed folio, screenprint with embossing, on heavy handmade cream wove, with margins, each signed and numbered 2/20 in pencil, blind stamped, contained loose as issued, 74x56cm, ea., (12) (bound folio) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
STRYPE (John) Historical Memorials, in 3 volumes London; for J Wyat 1721, folio, somewhat toned, worn calf; Memorials of Thomas Cranmer, 1694, frontispiece portrait, modern half calf; The Life and Acts of Matthew Parker, 1711, library stamp to title, appendix separately paginated, somewhat browned, boards detached; The Life and Acts of Thomas Grindal, 1710, frontispiece portrait, rebacked (6)
BAKER (Sir Richard) A Chronicle of the Kings of England, 1679, folio, somewhat stained, rebacked; SPELMANN (H) Glossarium Archaiologicum, 1664, portrait frontispiece, staining, worn boards detached; BRADY (R) A Complete History of England, Savoy: 1685, folio, portrait frontispiece, worn calf (3)
OGILBY (John) Homer His Iliads TranslatedÉ, His Odyssey, in 2 vols London: James Flesher 1669, folio, frontispiece portrait to vol I with repaired margins, title somewhat stained, vol II frontispiece repaired and with torn corner, final leaves slightly worm damaged, 46 + 24 engraved plates, rebound in full red modern calf (2)
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