Poynder, Michael, The Price Guide to Jewellery 3000 B.C. - 1950 A.D., Woodbridge, Suffolk, Antique Collectors Club, 1988, small folio (270 x 205mm.), colour frontispiece, plates, and illustrations, original grey cloth, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, dust-jacket. Launert, Edmund, Perfume and Pomanders - Scent and Scent Bottles through the Ages From the Schwarzkopf Collection and European Museums, Munich, Potterton Books, 1985, 8o (210 x 190mm.), frontispiece, plates, and illustrations, original decorative tan cloth, dust-jacket. With a quantity of other works, mostly reference including volume I only of 'The Concise Encyclopaedia of Antiques' (London, 1961).
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Coysh, A. W. & R. K. Henrywood, The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery 1780-1880, Woodbridge, Suffolk, Antique Collectors Club, 1982, folio (270 x 205mm.), colour photographic frontispiece, plates and illustrations, original blue cloth, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, dust-jacket. Together with a number of other works on ceramics including John Twitchett and Betty Bailey's 'Royal Crown Derby' (Woodbridge, 1989), and Geoffrey A. Godden's works 'Coalport & Coalbrookdale Porcelains' (Wodbridge, 1981), & Mason's China and The Ironstone Wares' (Woodbridge, 1980).
Bihalji-Merin, Oto, Modern Primitives, London, Thames and Hudson, 1971, folio (315 x 235mm.), half title, colour plates and illustrations, original brown cloth, spine lettered in gilt, dust-jacket. Avedon Photographs 1947-1977, New York, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1978, folio (355 x 260mm.), double-page photographic frontispiece, plates, original decorative boards, protective see-through wrapper. With a quantity of art, architecture, and photographic reference works.
Howe-Nurse, Wilfrid, Berkshire Vale, Oxford, Basil Blackwell, 1927, folio (370 x 270mm.), half title, illustrations, many full-page, by Cecil Aldin, contemporary cloth, original title label pasted down onto front cover. With a number of other works including Marcel Lallemand's 'L'Ardenne Chante' (France, 1951), and Kenneth Clark's 'One Hundred Details from Pictures in the National Gallery' (London, 1938).
Hook, Hilary & Axel Amuchastegui (illustrator), Some Birds and Mammals of Africa, London, The Tryon Gallery, 1979, folio (530 x 340mm.), half title, 14 colour plates by Amuchastegui (5 of Birds, 9 on Mammals), original black morocco backed spine, marbled boards, spine lettered in gilt, t.e.g., slip-case, No. 90 of 505 limited edition copies signed by the artist and author.
WILKINSON, J.V.S. The Lights of Canopus. Anvar I Suhaili. 1 of 55 copies signed by Wilkinson and with an extra suite of plates. Two volumes, one a portfolio containing the additional 36 coloured mounted plates. Both volumes bound full morocco, the text volume elaborately gilt, with the original slipcase. The Studio, n.d. Together with 'The Poems of Nizami' described by Laurence Binyon. Coloured plates. Folio, original cloth, very good in d.w. The Studio, n.d.
GREECE: ANOYANAKIS, FIVOS. 'Greek Popular Musical Instruments'. 4to, original cloth in d.w. Athens: 1979; PAPANTONIOU, IOANNA. 'Greek Regional Costumes'. 4to, original cloth in d.w. Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation:1996; 'Greek Sailing Ships'. Oblong folio, original cloth in d.w.. Museum of Galaxidi: 1987. Together with 7 other volumes of Greek interest and 3 of Cypriot interest. (13 vols.).
MEGGENDORFER, LOTHAR. Affentheater. Hand-coloured 12 panel panorama depicting animals performing circus tricks before an appreciative audience; split on folds and reinforced with cloth tape to reverse, lacking approx. 1 sq inch of surface to 1 panel, 1 panel with crease, some discoloration or browning, some slight chipping at folds. Oblong folio, original boards with coloured pictorial label. 3rd edition, ca. 1890. Together with another similar Meggendorfer 12-panel panorama Im Circus, also ca. 1890, portraying more human characters, clowns, strongmen, bareback riders, etc. In similar condition to the above but with two panels torn, one badly and lacking 1sq inch piece, tape discolouration to surface at folds. Sold as seen, not subject to return.
VICTORIAN GREETINGS CARDS. A large album containing 115 cards including some printed on silk. Publishers include Tuck, Marcus Ward, Hildesheimer & Faulkner. The remainder of the album comprising postcards, a few photographs, views etc. Folio, three quarter calf; stitching broken, loose. Inscription dated 1886 at front.
A William IV mahogany artist's table, circa 1830, the gilt tooled green leather inset top with later detachable folio rest and raised on an adjustable hinged ratchet support over opposing drawers, the lappet carved turned tapering legs ending in brass cappings and castors, h.75cm., w.114cm., d.91cm. 29.5in., 45in., 35.75in.
Cotswold School, A Burr-elm and satinwood veneered lazy susan, mid 20th century, the octagonal top inlaid with stringing above a 'bird-cage' and tapering octagonal foot, 46cm., 18in.; together with a Victorian oak adjustable folio rest, circa 1900, h.19cm., w.38cm., d. 28cm.; 7.5in., 15in., 11in and a French painted worktable, circa 1910, with hinged cover, h.75cm., w.45cm., d.35cm. 29.5in., 17.75in., 13.75in.
P*** Flockton Clarke (19th/20th century), A FOLIO OF WATERCOLOURS OF BUTTERFLIES, nine, mostly signed with monogram, watercolour over pencil heightened with bodycolour, painted circles, with a watercolour of a flower and two watercolours of fungi by the same artist. This lot contains 12 item(s). largest 20.5cm.; 8cm.
P*** Flockton Clarke (19th/20th century), A FOLIO OF WATERCOLOURS OF BIRDS, nine, all signed, five with monogram, watercolour over pencil heightened with bodycolour, painted circles, with a watercolour of a flower by R.H. Austin, two further bird studies, four photographs of birds and four hand coloured lithographs of plants. This lot contains 9 item(s). five 16.5cm.;6.5in. in diameter and the other four 24cm.; 9.5in. in diameter
Marion Ellis Rowan (Australian 1848-1922), A FOLIO OF WATERCOLOURS OF AUSTRALIAN FLOWERS, twenty seven each signed and inscribed with title on original mount, watercolour over pencil heightened with bodycolour, painted circles with two watercolours by the same artist of butterflies. This lot contains 29 item(s). diamater of each 18cm.; 7in.
Kahn (Gustave) and Rudolf Klein. Felicien Rops, 2 vol. in 1, original calf-backed cloth, rebacked with original spine laid down, Paris, n.d. ~ Meier (Kurt von) The Forbidden Erotica of Thomas Rowlandson, original cloth, Los Angeles, Hogarth Guild, 1970 ~ Nazarieff (Serge) Der Akt in der Photographie, The Stereoscopic Nude, Berlin, 1987 ~ Bentley (Richard) Erotic Art, 1984 ~ Jones (Barbara) and William Ouellette. Erotic Postcards, 1977, third, fourth and fifth mentioned in original board, dust-jackets; and 6 others, Erotica, 8vo & folio (11)
Louis (Pierre) Les Aventures du Roi Pausole, from an edition of 330 illustrated by Schem, frontispiece, title, 4 plates and 43 illustrations within the text, all lithographs printed by the artist, frontispiece and 4 full plates printed in colours, each c.300 x 245mm., loose as issued, in monochrome, lithographed, pictorial wrapper, with red letters, cloth chemise and slip-case, rubbed, folio, Paris, Le Cercle des Bibliophiles, Portal et Cie., 1948
Rojankowski (Fedor) Idylle Printaniere, first edition, number 393 of 516 copies (500 plus 16 hors commerce), pictorial title and 30 colour lithographs, loose as issued in paper window-mounts, the title with light spotting and partly split along horizontal crease, the plates in good condition, original cloth-backed portfolio, backstrip worn, ties, justification notice mounted inside upper cover, [Weiermair, Erotic Art, pp214-217], folio, [Paris], for the subscribers, n.d. [c.1934].
[Tauzin (Mario)] Attitudes. Vingt Planches Libres d'un Artiste Celebre, number 169 of 300 copies, 20 plates from engravings by Tauzin, loose as issued in original(?) unlettered cloth-backed portfolio, 1 of 2 ties, folio (330 x 250mm.), [Paris], pour un Groupe d'Amis des Beaux-Arts, n.d. [c.1943]
[Vertes (Marcel)] Interdit au Public, number 123 of 250 copies, title, limitation and introduction on 2 conjugate leaves, 20 plates from etchings by Vertes, each in a paper mount, loose as issued, recent portfolio retaining label "Entree Interdite au Public" on upper cover, folio (315 x 230mm.), [Paris, Librairie Paul Cotinaud], n.d. [1926]
Aristophanes. Lysistrata. Done in English by Jack Lindsay Illustrations by Norman Lindsay, number 54 of 300 copies for sale overseas, signed by the artist, engraved plates, original half blue morocco over printed boards, gilt, worn at extremities revealing boards, small stain on lower edge of front cover, folio, for subscribers only, Fanfrolico Press, 1926
[Bayros (Franz von)], "Choisy le Conin". Erzahlungen am Toilettentische, one of 510 copies printed for subscribers, pictorial title and 15 plates, plates with captioned tissue-guards, one torn, a couple of others creased, occasional slight spotting, loose as issued in original pictorial portfolio, joints worn, n.p., n.d. [c.1900]; and 2 others, similar, folio and 4to (3)
Brison (Charles) Pornocrates, An Introduction to the Life and Work of Felicien Rops, 1833-1898, original cloth, dust-jacket, head of spine rubbed, 1969 ~ Revens (Lee) The Graphic Work of Felicien Rops, original cloth, dust-jacket, rubbed, New York, 1968 ~ Schnitzler (Arthur) Fraulein Else, one of 1000 copies, a little light foxing, original boards, 1929 ~ Monnier (Edouard, editor) Catalogue Illustre (Oeuvres Choisies), original printed wrappers, spine worn, Paris, n.d. [?c.1900]; and 2 others, Nudes, folio & 8vo (sml qty)
Oeuvres Morales Delapine, 3 vol. only (of 6), Gens d'Eglise, Jeunes Filles, Gens du Monde, manuscript introductions and 32 erotic caricature drawings, watercolour over pencil, some with charcoal, each c.360 x 285mm., or the reverse, some signed and dated, each tipped onto supports, one detached, a few partially so, some creasing to manuscript introductions, occasional slight creasing and damp-staining to supports, with four additional preparatory pencil sketches for finished designs, loose in vellum-backed buckram portfolios, with ties, slight damp-staining, folio, [Paris], 1934
Fini (Leonor) Histoire d'O, five prints from the series, sheets 380 x 280mm., signed and numbered in pencil, [c.1962]; with a trade edition of Reage's Histoire d'O illustrated by Fini, covers rubbed, 4to, 1975, Fini's Les Merveilles de la Nature, slipcase, folio, 1971, and a small group of erotic illustrations by Chimot and others (sm.qty)
Flint (William Russell) The Lisping Goddess, number 244 of 275 copies signed by the artist, this one of apparently only 5 or 10 copies for presentation and specially bound in full red crushed morocco, gilt, by Bayntun-Riviere, illustrations, 2 colour, a couple of leaves slightly foxed, slip-case, small folio, Worcester, Stanbrook Abbey Press, Privately Printed, 1968.
Edward Delaney RHA (b.1930). Twelve screenprints by Edward Delaney for The Samson Riddle by Wolf Mankowitz. Number 14 in a limited edition of 75 sets, published by the Davis Gallery, Dublin, in March 1972. SIGNED on title page by Edward Delaney, Wolf Mankowitz and Gerald Davis, whilst each print is also signed, numbered and dated [1972] by Delaney. Printed on rough-cut rag paper (15 x 11.5 inches); loose sheets, in the original printed folio case. See also lot 181. 400-500 Euros (IR £300-£400 approx.)
Daniel Maclise RA (1806-1870). The Story of the Norman Conquest, Art-Union of London, 1866. Oblong folio in blind-stamped green buckram, with a gilt title vignette on upper board. Inside are forty-two tinted, wood-engraved plates- historical tableau of scenes illustrating the fall of Harold, the last Saxon King of England under siege from William, Duke of Normandy. 50-80 Euros (IR £0-£100 approx.)
Knox (Ronald A.) Barchester Pilgrimage, dust-jacket, rubbed and with few minor tears, 1935 ~ Noyes (Alfred) The Edge of the Abyss, dust-jacket, rubbed with some tears near spine, 1942 ~ Creasey (John) Dark Harvest, n.d., FIRST EDITIONS, ALL SIGNED PRESENTATION COPIES FROM THE AUTHORS, original cloth; and 6 others, Modern First Editions, including a proof of Anthony Powell's Hearing Secret Harmonies, in original unopened gatherings, 8vo & folio (9).
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