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Lot 292
A wooden and hardboard folio case containing various paintings and prints including WJ KRANKO "Young boy in blue jacket with white collar" a portrait study, head and shoulders, signed top right 35 cm x 23.8 cm, COMNÈNE "Nude with figure in coffin and skeletons by woodland" watercolour, signed and dated 1964 lower left and with indistinct inscription 36 cm x 49.5 cm, AFTER DAVID WILKIE "Blindman's Buff" coloured engraving 21.6 cm x 33 cm, 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Woman in black dress and hat" a portrait study, head and shoulders, oil on canvas 25 cm x 16 cm together with various other paintings and prints, sketches etc
Lot 301
DENNIS WHEATLEY ".....Presents a Fourth Murder Mystery Planned by J G Links..... Five Times as Many Clues as in any of the Previous Dossiers", paper board bound, DENNIS WHEATLEY "Presents a New Era in Crime Fiction - A Murder Mystery Planned by J G Links", "Murder off Miami", a folio of various late 19th to mid 20th Century theatre programmes and one volume "The Works of Shakespeare with notes by Charles Knight", published Virtue & Co. London (Imperial Shakespeare), tooled and gilded cloth board bound, Div 1, together with one volume THOMAS MOORE "Lalla Rookh - An Oriental Romance", published A & W Galignani Paris 1827, tooled and gilded velum bound and one volume "The Works of Aristotle in Four Parts Containing I. His Complete Masterpiece... II. His Experienced Midwife.... III. His Book of Problems... and IV. His Last Legacy", a new edition, published London 1793, leather bound
Lot 157
A FOLIO OF JAPANESE PRINTS including two after Hiroshige, together with a hardback book published by Mainichi Newspapers, Japan, c.1971 containing thirteen prints after Hiroshige, and further exhbibition catalogues relating to Japanese woodblock prints and works of art Condition Report : good condition throughout Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 166
Captain George Francklin Atkinson (19th Century School) 'The Campaign in India, Day & Son, Lithographers to the Queen, London', lithograph folio, overall outer measurements are 57cm x 38cmThe cover and binding with overall damage and some losses. Some foxing and staining to the lithographs themselves, some plates/pages are loose but tucked inside.
Lot 327
A folio of twentieth Century prints (principally re-strikes) including a perspective view of The Royal Hospital at Greenwich, A view of the East Front of the Queens Palace, St James' Park, The Yorkshire Rogue and others. After Sandby, G. Harner and other artists.unframed, p1 48.3 x 71.2cm and smaller
Lot 525
Books; Folio Society, comprising Doomsday Book 3 vols., A History of Chinese Civilisation 2 vols., The Greek Myths 2 vols., Churchill A Life 2 vols., What Are The Seven Wonders Of The World?, Mission To Tashkent, The Silk Road, Trafalgar, The Dead Sea Scrolls, Einstein Relativity, The Life Of Muhammad, The Spanish Armada, and Memoirs of a British Agent. (18)
Lot 95
Alexander Dumas The Count of Monte Cristo illustrated by Roman Pisarev published Folio Society 1999, bound in cloth with colour and gilt blocked illustrations and lettering. Anton Chekhov Short Stories illustrated by Debra McFarlane, Folio Society 2001 colour plates, bound in gilt and colour patterned boards with cloth spine (2)
Lot 102
Kay Nielsen East of The Sun West of The Moon Old Tales from The North with coloured plates and black & white drawings and decorations published Folio Society 2000, in gilt decorated cloth. Grimm's Fairy Tales illustrated by Arthur Rackham Folio Society 1998, in gilt cloth. Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales illustrated by W. Heath Robinson Folio Society 1998, in gilt decorated cloth with printed colour onlay front (3)
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Lot 112
[Chromos] A(uguste) Racinet Polychromatic Ornament, One Hundred Plates in Gold, Silver and Colours comprising upwards of Two Thousand Specimens of the various styles of Ancient, Oriental and Mediaeval Art and including The Renaissance and the Seventeenth & Eighteenth Centuries arranged in Historical Order with Explanatory text translated from the Original French published Henry Sotheran & Co. 1873 first edition folio in elaborate gilt decorated cloth (pages disbound in worn binding)
Lot 113
Women In Parliament by Aristophanes done into English by Jack Lindsay with illustrations by Norman Lindsay and a foreword by Edgell Rickword, published The Franfrolico Press 1929, limited to 500 copies on handmade paper for sale to subscribers only, folio bound in half leather with gilt blocked illustration on front, top edge gilt (rear cover darkened in part)
Lot 208
Edward Earl Of Clarendon, THE HISTORY OF THE REBELLION AND CIVIL WARS IN ENGLAND, BEGUN IN THE YEAR 1641, first thus (after the 1702 folio edition), 4 vols numbered I, II, III and VI to spines [published as six volumes, each containing a half volume, these four comprising: Volume I Part 1, Volume I Part 2, Volume II Part 1, and Volume III Part 2, full leather, laid paper, portrait frontispieces, R. Mander, Oxford 1717; with THE IRISH COMPENDIUM: OR, RUDIMENTS OF HONOUR, vol III, second edition, London 1707, and THE BRITISH COMPENDIUM: OR, RUDIMENTS OF HONOUR, vol I (6) (at fault)
Lot 554
A collection of works by Thomas Babington Macaulay, published by Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Robert throughout the mid 17th century, titles including: The History of England, vols I-V; Miscellaneous Writings vol II; Macaulay’s Life and Letters, vols I-II; together with The History of England From 1485-1685, by Thomas Babington Macaulay; and A History of England in the Eighteenth Century, by Thomas Babington Macaulay, both published by the Folio Society and edited by Peter Rowland. (10)
Lot 591
A selection of Folio Society books, most in their slip cases, titles including: Villette, by Charlotte Bronte; Lives of the Later Caesars, by Anthony Birley; The Memoirs of Sir James Melville of Halhill; Charles Lamb: Essays, edited by Rosalind Vallance and John Hampden; and others, one box.
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