Palladio, Andrea. The Architecture of A. Palladio; In Four Books... translated by Giacomo Leoni, 4 parts in one volume, second edition, engraved portrait, 202 [of 228] engraved plates, some double-page, lacking engraved frontispiece, title to part 3 torn with loss, one plate torn, minor holes to two plates, last signature with minor worming to inner margin, occasionally affecting image, light browning, twentieth-century half morocco, folio, London: John Darby, 1721, sold w.a.f.
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Eton in Prose and Verse, An Anthology, by A C Ainger, bound in cream buckram with gilt emblem and gilt titles, bearing bookplate of Harold Wernher who was appointed by Churchill to oversee construction of Mulberry harbours. containing numerous tipped colour plates, book immaculate, together with Eton College 1922 by Christopher Hussey, folio special Eton edition
DALTON, M: The Country Justice...1727, London, folio, contemp. fl. cf. front board detached, plus CLEAVELAND, E: A Genealogical History of the Noble and Illustrious Family of Courtenay 1735, Exeter plus GERRARD, J: Poems by... Curate of Withycombe in the Moor 1769, London, plus Thesaurus Ecclesiasticus Provincialis. A Survey of the Diocese of Exeter... 1782, Exeter, numerous contemporary annotations & corrections in the text, plus CHAPPLE, W: A Review... Risdon's Survey of Devon 1785, Exeter, plus PENGELLY, W. & HEER, O: On the Lignite Formation of Bovey Tracey 1853, London, 20 plts. all rebound in library cloth (6)
1994 Gwasg Gregynog / Gregynog Press limited edition (66/330) folio (300 x 172mm) edition retold by Glyn Jones and T J Morgan, edited by Jenny Rowland, with engravings by Harry Brockway, bound in quarter cloth with boards with pointillism illustration of the mourning central character300 x 172mmprivate collection Los AngelesAuctioneer's Note: a collection of early Welsh englyn-poems which are rare among medieval Welsh poems for being set in the mouth of a female characterCondition report: Comments: excellent overall, signs of light usage, extremely light early foxing to paper edges
1998 Gwasg Gregynog / Gregynog Press limited edition (6/350) folio (300 x 172mm) edition of 'Rhyfeddaf Fyth; Emynau a llythyrau Ann Griffiths ynghyd a'r byrgofiant iddi gan John Hughes, Pontrobert, a rhai llythyrau gan gyfeillion' (Ann Griffith's hymns and letters as well as her obituary by John Hughes, Pontrobert, and some letters from friends), illustrations by Rhiain M Davies, bound in quarter green cloth, with boards decorated with handwriting of Ann Griffiths, gold title to spineprivate collection Los AngelesAuctioneer's Note: Ann Griffiths (1776-1805) is considered to be one of Europe's leading religious poets on the basis of a fairly small body of work composed over a period of less than ten years. Born at Dolwar-fach farm, Llanfihangel yng Ngwynfa, north Powys. It is likely that she received some measure of education and that she was immersed in the local poetic traditions. The family was devout and regularly attended the local parish church. Gradually members of the family came under the influence of the evangelical or Methodist revival. During the mid 1790s Ann Griffiths experienced this spiritual revival and joined the Methodist society or seiat that met at Pontrobert. During this period she started composing rhymes and hymns which she would recite to Ruth Hughes, a maid on Dolwar-fach farm. Ruth memorised these works, and they were eventually published by her husband, John Hughes, Pontrobert. Following the death of her father early in 1804, Ann married, but in August 1805 after giving birth to a daughter who survived for only two weeks, she died and was buried in Llanfihangel cemetery. Sadly, Ann wrote down only a few of her poems.Condition report: Comments: slight early foxing to edge of papers
1992 Gwasg Gregynog / Gregynog Press limited edition (185/350) folio (300 x 172mm) edition selected and introduced by J E Caerwyn Williams with illustrations by Rhiain M Davies, binding in red quarter cloth with title in black on a white paper label, covers are pale blue boards with spots of red 300 x 172mmprivate collection Los AngelesAuctioneer's Note: of great importance to the Welsh literary world, the volume contains previously unpublished poems, and with an introduction by one of the foremost scholars of our time J E Caerwyn Williams, together with his personal notes on the poemsCondition report: Comments: Good overall, sl. fading to boards, early stages of foxing to edges of paper
contemporary blind panelled sheep, folio, Philadelphia, Samuel Keimer and Dafydd Harry, 1730290 x 180mm.private collection Cardiff, 'John Francis, 1789 / Elizabeth John / Esau Thomas 1789 / Jonah Francis / 1798 / Evan Davies / Dafydd Lloyd' ownership inscriptions on title and inner front cover.Auctioneer's Note: Rare. The second Welsh book printed in America, and the earliest Welsh concordance to the Bible. Abel Morgan emigrated to Philadelphia in 1712 and became a leader of the Baptists of Pennsylvania. He died in 1722 and eight years later his brother Enoch Morgan and and John Cadwalader edited and published his Cyd-Gordiad. Benjamin Franklin was a printer for Keimer and Harry, but unlikey he would have worked on a Welsh language book.Condition report: Comments: browning and staining throughout, first 15 or so leaves frayed at edges, some loss of leather, spine defective
(1) Nanteos: A Welsh House and its Families, by Gerald Morgan, Gomer, 2001, well illustrated collection of essays in a remarkable recent but old style full panelled light and dark brown Morocco leather(2) Llanarthney Past and Present, by Tom & Delyth Jones, Carmarthenshire County Council. 2002. Small folio profusely illustrated in colour and monochrome rich in local details. Fine copy in full blue leather gilt.(3) Historic Carmarthenshire Homes and their Families, by Francis Jones, Carmarthenshire Antiquarian Society. 1987, Small folio. Illustrated with charming vignette drawings. Special Binding of full brown leather(4) Carmarthenshire Memories of the 20th Century, by the Carmarthenshire Antiquarian SocietyThe Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
Davies and Co., Brecon, 1904.Large folio. Second edition. In one volume. Black and white illustrations, engravings and photographs. With added lists of M.P.s, High Sheriffs and Mayors and a Memoir of the Author and new portraits. Fine copy in recent quarter calf.The Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
comprising (1) Cardigan Priory in the Olden Days by Emily Pritchard (Olwen Powys), London, William Heinemann, 1904. 4to. Plates and large folding map of Cardiganshire. Very good copy in original cloth gilt1. (2) Sheriffs of Cardiganshire: From A.D. 1539 to A.D. 1868 by J. R. Phillips, with Genealogical and Historical Notes. Carmarthen 1868. Good copy in original cloth(3) Cardigan County History Volume 1: From the earliest times to the coming of the Normans by J L Davies, 1994. Large 4to. Colour frontis and many diagrams and illustrations. Mint copy in dust jacket.(4) Lewis Morris and the Cardiganshire Mines, by David Bick and Philip Wyn Davies, Aberystwyth. N.L.W. 1994. Small folio with large fold- out map, illustrations and diagrams. Fine copy in dust jacket(5) Historic Cardiganshire Homes, by Francis Jones, Brawdy Books 2000, Large 4to. Illustrated. Mint copy.The Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
(1) Celtic Remains, by Lewis Morris(2) The Elucidarium and other tracts in Welsh from Llyvyr agkyr Llandewivrevi A.D. 1346, by John Morris and Rhys John, (Jesus college ms. 119). Oxford 1894, 4to, In a modern cloth blue binding . Rare (3) The Itinerary in Wales of John Leland 1536-1539, by Lucy Toulmin Smith, London 1906. Small folio, Large fold-out map. Some Library marks but a good copy in faded original cloth.The Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
(1) The Early Christian Monuments of Wales, by V. E. Nash-Williams, University of Wales Press, 1950 Large folio profusely illustrated. Fine copy in original green buckram, An increasingly scarce seminal work. Peate, Iorweth C. The Welsh House A Study in Folk Culture, London . London Cymmrodorion Society. 1940.A good copy of this standard work. Some pointed underling to the preface otherwise good.(2) The Lost Houses of Wales, by Thomas Lloyd, A survey of Country Houses demolished in Wales since 1930. Save British Heritage. The second enlarged and best edition 1989. Oblong quarto ,printed wrappers A fine signed copy of an elusive well illustrated survey.(3) Welsh Chapels, by Anthony Jones, National Museum Wales. 1984 Printed wrappers.(4) The Welsh House, by Iorwerth C. PeateThe Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
Brecknock William And George North. 1805/ 1809. First Edition 2 Vols. Folio. A Very good set with the 3 parts bound in two. Profusely illustrated with fine engraved plates and folding maps and coloured of Heraldic CrestsThe Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian booksCondition report: Comments: bound in original half calf, rubbed but sound
Containing the chorography, general history, religion, laws, customs, manners, language, and system of agriculture, antiquities, sepulchral monuments and inscriptions, natural curiosities, variations of the soil, stratification, mineralogy, list of rare and other plants and birds, parliamentary history, names and biographies of sheriffs and mayors of Brecknock, also the genealogies and arms of the principal families properly coloured and emblazoned. Brecknock 1909/ 1911/ 1930. 4 Vols Folio. Known as THE GLANUSK EDITION the result of a 20 year project. This copy bound in strong half red calf as one large volume. Profusely illustrated with fold out maps and plates.The Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian booksCondition report: Comments: ex library copy but in very good condition
Describing the Scenery and General Characters of that Romantic Country. London 1851. Large Folio. 51 splendid coloured aquatints by various artists of note. (miss-numbered as always) Extremely rare. Originally published in ten parts, the first book edition then entitled, The Scenery of the North Cambrian Mountains, came out in 1817 with 30 coloured plates. A second Edition with the same title was published in 1820 with 9 extra plates. This edition has 5i plates and includes fine views of South Wales hence the ‘North’ was dropped from the title. All editions are rare – this, the largest, is the most rare.The Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian booksCondition report: Comments: very good copy in original red cloth gilt, spine chipped at head and foot, internally clean and fresh
SIR ARTHUR CONAN-DOYLE: THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES, Folio Society 1993, 1st Folio Society edition, 5 vols, original cloth slip-case + P G WODEHOUSE: JEEVES AND WOOSTER, The Folio Society, 1996, 1st Folio Society edition, 6 vols, original pictorial cloth slip-case + 3 other Folio Society titles (14)
Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) original designs for vases pen on paper, various sheets, designs for a Junior Potters wheel, a folio of sketches for working drawings 1990s-2000-1, a collection of photographs of Guy working and various pots, The Potter's Life and The Potter's Life II two books by Guy Sydenham & John Benfield, both signed, Exhibition of Poole Pottery Studio in the 1960s, New Century Gallery, and a collection of ephemera (a lot) Provenance The estate of Guy and Joan Sydenham.
J.L Bryson (Folio)consisting of seven drawings/watercolours and a mounted photograph, all unframed, including a pencil sketch of an Coldstream Guard (SG. 2692188) 51cm x 30cm and 'The Bucket Fountain' oil on panel, titled and signed to the reverse, 34.5cm x 33cm (8)Condition report: At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.
Three boxes of assorted books to include The Complete John Lennon Songs by Paul Du Noyer, The Beatles Album by Album, Imagine John Yoko by Thames & Hudson, Yann Martel Life of Pi, Modern Beeton's Book of Household Management, Folio Society A Month in the Country J L Carr, The New Yorker Encyclopaedia of Cartoons 2 volumes, Gilbert & George The Complete Pictures and Jack Freak Pictures, Italian Food Elizabeth David, French Provincial Cooking, Marcus Aurelies, etc.(B.P. 21% + VAT)
A large collection of ivory folio or book covers, circa 1900s, decorated with heraldic, religious, floral, and foliate motifs, in two sizes large average 10cm x 14cm small average 6.5cm x 9cm high (qty.)IMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.If you are a UK buyer, we request that you collect your purchase as soon as possible following the sale due to ongoing changes to ivory regulations.Condition report: Large cards) Decoration is heavily worn. Splits to the cards. Small cards) Overall good condition, with nibbles to the edges.
La Libreria Dello Stato (Publisher) : Mauuscripts and Drawings by Leonardo Da Vinci, a folio, "Pubblicati Dalla Comissione Vinciana Sotto Gli Auspici Del Ministero Della Publica Istruzione Disegni Fascicolo VII Indici Generali, containing numerous colour and monochrome illustrations along with the accompanying text.
Hand-coloured engraving depicting the world, surrounded by mythological and allegorical figures, title cartouche below. With inscription: 'Atlas novus / terrarum orbis imperia / regna et status / exactis tabulis geographice demonstrans, (...) Iohannis Baptistae Homanni (...) / Noribergae.', and numbered top right corner: 95. Signed lower right: 'Caspar Luijcken fecit.'Engraving on a double page, folio format, some minor stains in the paper, lower right discolored, but else in good condition. I.: 48,4 x 27,8 / sheet: 50,3 x 29,7 cm.
Hand-coloured (contemporary) engraving depicting Southern-America, including title cartouche lower left, native Americans in traditional dress holding the cartouche.Engraving on a double page (folio format), vertical fold as published, the paper somewhat discoloured due to age, but else in very good condition. Verso: text in French. Originating from: The 'Nieuwen Atlas' (Atlas Nova/ New Atlas) published by Jan Jansz. (Janssonius) in 1638.I.: 47.2 x 54.3 / sheet: 50.1 x 59.9 cm. Noot: Various rivers (including the Amazone and Paraguay) all seem to have their source in 'Lago de los Xarayes'. The mythical 'Parime Lacus' dominates Guyana where the famous City of Gold / Eldorado, or "Manoa or el Dorado" is situated on her West Coast.The map is richly decorateed with ships at sea and monsters populating the oceans, vignettes of animals on the continent, some with fishermen smoking their catch, a European meeting the Giants of Patagonia, tribal war in Brazil, wild wart hogs, jungle cats and tortugas.Onder supervision of Janssonius (Arnhem 1588 – 1664 Amsterdam) the Mercator-Hondius Atlas was extended and published under the name of Atlas Novus. This publication started off as a single volume, on many requests extended with sea- and celestial maps. The volumes were published in Dutch, French, Spanish and Latin.
Hand-coloured (contemporary) engraving adorned with scale (Milliaria Italica & Germanica communia, the respectively indicated metric systems) title cartouche with inscription: Calabria Vtra / olim / Altera Magnae Graeciae / pars.Copper engraving on a double page, folio format, vertical fold as published, 4 cm. Torn vertical fold, minimal toning of the paper, but else in good condition.Originating from: H. Hondius, Nouveau Theatre du Monde ou Nouvel Atlas comprenant Les Tables et Descriptions de toutes les Regions de la Terre, Amsterdam, 1641. (Van der Krogt 1, 412)I.: 34,8 x 37,9 / sheet: 38,5 x 49 cm. Litt.:- Van der Krogt 1 - 7492:1.1Joannes Janssonius (Arnhem, 1588-1664) married Elisabeth Hondius in Amsterdam in 1612. He was the son of the Arnhem publisher Jan Janssen, she was the daughter of Jodocus Hondius, a Flemish engraver and cartographer. Thus they were both linked to the mapmaking industry. After their marriage they settled down in Amsterdam, while he was occupied as a bookseller and publisher of atlases and maps. In 1618 he established his bookshop next to Blaeu in Amsterdam. The competition became even more serious when he started copying Blaeu’s ‘Licht der Zeevaert’ in 1620, after the expiration of the privilege previously held by Blaeu’s succesor. Besides publishing atlases, books and single maps Janssonius was deeply involved in booktrading business with branches in amongst others Berlin, Frankfurt, Copenhagen and Stockholm.In 1631 he started cooperating with Henricus Hondius. In 1640 Henricus Hondius left the business completely to Janssonius. Rivalry with Willem Blaeu’s succesor Joan encouraged him to enlarge his own Atlas Novus into six volumes, also enclosing a sea atlas and an atlas of the Old World.
Hand-coloured (contemporary) copper engraving depicting settlements, mountain ranges, fjords, glaciers, vulcanos; the sea populated by sixteen sea monsters described in detail on the verso. With cartouche lower left, dedicated by Andreas Sorensen Vedel (1542-1616) to Frederick II of Denmark (1534-1588). With inscription: ILLVSTRIS. AC POTENTISS. REGI FREDERICO II DANAE, NORVEGIAE, SLAVORUM, GOTHORVMQVE REGI, ETC. (...).Engraving on a double page (folio format), vertical fold as published, few minimal stains in the paper, but else in good condition. Verso: Latin text.Originating from: Abraham Ortelius 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum', ca. 1584; This map is presumably based on the work of a local inhabitant, possibly Gudbrandur Thorlaksson, Bishop of Holar (1541-1627).Van den Broecke no.: 161I.: 33,4 x 49, 1 / Sheet: 53,9 x 38,4 cm.
Original band with complete text and some of the engravings (approx. seven). An extention of the first atlas by Willem and Joan Bleau, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive, Atlas Novus, 1635.Folio format, the cover in parchment (in modest condition), the back damaged the interior in good condition.
Uitgave van: Toonneel der Steden van de Vereenighde Nederlanden, Met hare Beſchrijvingen. Some maps within.An extention of the first atlas by Willem and Joan Bleau, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive, Atlas Novus, 1635. Folio format, the cover in parchment (in modest condition), the interior in good condition.
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