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Lot 184

Music.- Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens.- Hook (James) A Collection [-second collection] of Favorite Songs Sung by Mr. Dignum, Mr. Denman, Mrs. Franklin, the Two Miss Howells, & Mrs. Mountain, at Vauxhall Gardens, 2 parts in 1, engraved throughout, titles with different engraved vignettes of Vauxhall Gardens, musical notation, part 1 repaired tear to final f. with minor loss, part 2 p.11 small piece from outer margin, both parts some spotting and lightly browned, 20th century red cloth, spine gilt, spine chipped, folio, A. Bland and Weller's, 1798.⁂ Rare, with these editions not found in ESTC. WorldCat records one copy for the first part and three for the second. Hook was the musical director and organist at Vauxhall Gardens from 1774-1820. Provenance: 'A.M. Broadley, The Knapp, Bradpole' - Alexander Meyrick Broadley (1847-1916), British barrister and bibliophile.

Lot 192

Playbills.- Royal Circus and Surrey Theatre. The Vicar of Wakefield... Don Giovanni... Harlequin Patchwork..., 325 x 208mm., 1817 [&] 5. 6 7. Or, Pay Me My Wages... Three Talismans... Sir Lancelot Greaves... The Duke and the Devil!, 310 x 207mm., 1818, 2 printed playbills, folds, slightly creased and browned, folio (2).

Lot 237

NO RESERVE Harper (Charles G.) Half-Hours with the Highwaymen, 2 vol., illustrations, contemporary half-morocco, 1908; The Manchester and Glasgow Road, 2 vol., frontispieces, plates, faint spotting to first and last few leaves, contemporary half-morocco, gilt, 1907 § Felton (William) Felton's Carriages, number 4 of 250 copies signed by artist, full-page illustrations by Alan Osbahr, original morocco, gilt, housed in cloth slipcase, a little rubbed, 1962; and 4 others similar. 8vo & oblong folio (9)

Lot 240

Titanic.- The Times newspaper, 4 vol., a few tears, slightly browned, original half morocco (not uniform), rubbed, large folio, 1912.⁂ Covers the sinking and aftermath of the Titanic disaster.

Lot 252

Bibliography.- Hassall (W.O., editor) The Holkham Library. Illuminations and Illustrations in the Manuscript Library of the Earl of Leicester, half-title, 160 plates, of which 12 colour, some light spotting to rear endpapers, original morocco-backed cloth, uncut, folio, for presentation to The Roxburghe Club, 1970.

Lot 254

Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette.- Placets de l'officer Desbans, illustrated by Gabriel de Saint-Aubin, with a preface by Neil MacGregor, 23 leaves of colour facsimiles, original cloth, gilt armorial device, New York, for presentation to members of The Roxburghe Club, 2007; and another for The Roxburghe Club, folio (2) ⁂ 'This little book, made in Paris in 1775, was intended for two readers only: Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI. It is an astonishing hybrid [...] It is an epitome of fashionable thought, feeling and taste in Paris of the mid 1770s' (Neil MacGregor, p.11). The coat of arms belong to Marie Antoinette. This edition was designed by Bruce Campbell and produced by Santiago Saavedra, Ediciones El Viso in Madrid.

Lot 265

NO RESERVE Curwen Press.- Windeler (Bernard) Sailing-Ships and Barges of the Western Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas, one of 450 copies, additional engraved letterpress title, 18 engraved copper plates by Edward Wadsworth, most hand-coloured, engraved vignettes, some hand-coloured, small marginal tear to limitation page, very occasional spotting, endpapers a little browned, original pictorial cloth, uncut, folio, The Curwen Press, 1926.

Lot 272

NO RESERVE [Duveen (Charles Joel)], "C.J.Charles". Elizabethan Interiors, third edition, one of 500 copies, signed & inscribed by the author "To Mr. & Mrs. Jansen Noyes Arpril 19. 1928 Charles J.Duveen" on front free endpaper, printed on rectos only, tipped-in plates, tissue guards, original half parchment, t.e.g., others uncut, a little rubbed, folio, New York, [c.1920].⁂ Charles Duveen was the younger brother of the art dealer Joseph Duveen. He operated as an interior designer and antique dealer under the name Charles of London, furnishing interiors in the popular Tudor and Jacobean styles, and worked for William Randolph Hearst and John D.Rockefeller amongst others. Jansen Noyes was an investment banker on Wall St. and was presumably another customer.

Lot 273

Furniture.- Hepplewhite (A[lice]) The Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Guide, second edition, 126 engraved plates, one double-page, advertisement leaf at end, title and Preface leaf creased and loose (stained at inner margin from old sticky tape), some spotting to plates, double-page plate lightly stained and torn at fold & fore-edge just extending into image, another torn at inner margin, one bound upside down, contemporary tree calf, worn, upper cover detached, traces of tape marks, [Berlin Kat. 1233], folio, by I. and J. Taylor, 1789.⁂ One of the three great furniture pattern books of the 18th century. This second edition includes an additional plate.

Lot 276

[Lomazzo (Giovanni Paolo)] [A Tracte containing the Artes of Curious Paintinge, Carvinge & Buildinge], translated by Richard Haydock, first edition in English, lacking engraved title-page and all the 13 plates, with woodcut initials and numerous typographical ornaments, colophon with large woodcut device, with several near contemporary manuscript notes on the book & the translator to front free endpaper and one or two leaves, first leaf of text with traces of old inscription at head (most cut away), H4 slightly short, Kk1 with small paper flaw tear affecting a few letters but not sense, one or two stains but generally very clean, modern bookplate of Donald Adair Pavey, later half roan, a little worn, spine torn, [Harris 519; STC 16698], small folio, [Oxford, by Joseph Barnes for R.H.], [1598]; sold not subject to return⁂ First English translation of Lamazzo's Mannerist treatise, dedicated to Thomas Bodley and one of the first works to be presented to the Bodleian Library. "It was the first book on the arts to be translated and the reason for its choice must have been its thorough treatment of painting...". Harris p.297.

Lot 278

Percier (Charles) & P.F.L.Fontaine. Raccolta di Decorazioni Interne; Recueil de Décorations Intérieures, translated by Francesco Lazzari, edited by Giuseppe Borsato, titles and text in Italian and French, titles with engraved vignette,120 engraved plates including the 48 supplementary plates after Borsato, some foxing (mostly to text) and light marginal water-staining at beginning and end, contemporary morocco-backed marbled boards, rubbed, spine repaired, [Berlin Kat. 4057], folio, Venice, 1843.⁂ Important Empire style pattern book by the creators of the style and coiners of the term "interior decoration", featuring interiors and furniture executed for notable clients including Napoleon at the Tuileries. The work was first published in 1801 but this is the first edition to contain the supplementary plates.

Lot 287

Textiles.- Album of fabric swatches, over 300 textile samples mounted on 27 leaves, mostly floral, ink stamp "à Alsace Matérial France" to most leaves, glue stains to margins, a little brittle and frayed at edges, modern half cloth, uncut, manuscript label "20th century florals" taped to spine, folio, [mid-late 20th century].

Lot 288

Trade Catalogue.- Heath & Milligan Mfg. Co., Chicago. Paints, paint samples and advertising leaflets, ephemera etc. from the company, some paint samples glossy, mounted on 13 thick card leaves, interleaved with some letterpress and colour illustrations, some pamphlets creased and a few samples damaged, original cloth fastened with screws, rubbed, oblong folio, Chicago, [c.1900].

Lot 290

Wasmuth (Ernst) Neue Malereien, 64 chromolithographed plates on 68 sheets only (of 76 on 80), 4 double-page, with half-title but lacking title and list of plates, some marginal staining, contemporary half calf, worn and stained, lacking spine, Berlin, [c.1890]; and vol.3 of Haebler's Moderne Flächenkunst with 79 chromolithographed plates, folio & 4to; sold not subject to return (2)

Lot 291

Zahn (Wilhelm) Ornamente aller Klassischen Kunst-Epochen..., second edition, 100 chromolithographed plates, some heightened with gold, a few with tissue guards, from the reference library of M.Lowenstein & Sons, Inc. with stamp to verso of plates and some guards, plates a little brittle and chipped at edges, a few marginal tears, one stained at edge and mounted on stub, original cloth, rubbed, corners worn, rebacked in red morocco, oblong folio, Berlin, 1854.⁂ Fine examples of chromolithography displaying the ornamental decoration of Pompeii and Herculaneum.M.Lowensterin & Sons, Inc. was founded in New York in 1889 as a textile import business.

Lot 31

NO RESERVE Durham.- Raine (Rev. James) The History and Antiquities of North Durham, first edition, engraved portrait frontispiece and 9 plates, 2 genealogical tables, 1 engraved map, scattered spotting, contemporary half-calf, gilt, a little rubbed, folio, 1852⁂ With a large section on Holy Island, which is now known as Lindisfarne.

Lot 32

Essex.- Morant (Philip) The History and Antiquities of the County of Essex, 2 vol., extra illustrated, c.232 engraved and lithograph plates and illustrations, many mounted or window-mounted, lacking 'Audley End' plate, 18 maps and plans, 16 folding, scattered spotting, occasional off-setting, cracked hinges, later half-morocco, rebacked retaining original backstrips, a little faded, folio, 1768.

Lot 39

London.- Clarke (Charles) Architectura Ecclesiastica Londini, or graphical survey of the Cathedral, Collegiate and Parochial Churches, in London, Southwark, and Westminster, with the Adjoining Parishes, 122 only of 123 engraved plates (lacks plate 102), 4 extra hand-coloured lithographed plates including "The Improvement in Fleet Street" (1 folding and linen-backed) at beginning, plates foxed in margins, text 2 small tears in lower margins, some margins creased, bookplate of Joseph Neeld on front pastedown, original cloth, modern half calf, gilt spine, folio, John Booth, 1820; sold not subject to return.

Lot 44

Sussex.- [Scrapbook of Sketches, Plates and Maps], c.335 engraved or lithograph plates, 19 original pencil sketches or watercolours, 27 engraved maps and plans, 8 plates and manuscript notes loosely inserted at end vol. 1., occasional dust marks, contemporary vellum, titles in manuscript to spine, a little rubbed, folio, c.1813.⁂ An interesting collection of plates, maps and sketches relating to Sussex, tipped- or pasted into the scrapbook which is watermarked 1813.

Lot 64

Botany.- Dykes (William Rickatson) The Genus Iris, first edition, presentation copy from author, 48 colour plates, illustrations, scattered faint spotting, original morocco-backed boards, a little rubbed, bumping to corners and extremities, folio, Cambridge, 1913.

Lot 8

NO RESERVE Europe.- Seguin (L. G.) A Picturesque Tour In Picturesque Lands, one of 600 de luxe copies, wood-engraved frontispiece, 71 full-page plates and numerous illustrations mounted within text, scattered spotting and finger-soiling, some splitting at gutter, abrasion marks to endpapers, rear hinge cracked, but holding, original vellum-backed calf, coloured morocco inlays, gilt, quite rubbed, corners chipped, t.e.g., folio, 1881.

Lot 88

[Duns Scotus (Johannes)] [Quaestiones in primum librum Sententiarum Petri Lombardi], 22 leaves from Book 4, double column, gothic letter, red ink initials, rubricated throughout, some slight staining to a few ff., a little browned, edges chipped, 11ff. with engraved plates pasted to them, all loose, folio, [Germany or Italy], [c. 1500]; sold not subject to return.

Lot 98

NO RESERVE Binding.- Grotius (Hugo) Annales et historiæ de rebus Belgicis, title with woodcut printer's device, engraved full-page portrait of the author, woodcut decorative initials, occasional contemporary ink marginalia, lacking 2 preliminary ff., some spotting, lightly browned, contemporary armorial mottled calf, gilt, spine in compartments richly so, 2 paper labels to upper cover, spine ends chipped, corners little worn, rubbed, small folio (binding 321 x 205mm.), Amsterdam, Joannes Blaeu, 1657. sold as a binding and not subject to return.

Lot 99

NO RESERVE Emblemata.- Trades.- Dilherr (Johann Michael) Augen- und Herzens-Lust, das ist, Emblematische Fürstellung der sonn- und festtäglichen Evangelien, letterpress title in red and black, engraved additional pictorial title, portrait of the author and numerous emblematic illustrations, lacking some preliminary ff., preliminaries frayed and loose, Nuremberg, Johann Andreas Endter, 1661 bound with a defective copy of the author's Heilig-Epistolischer Bericht, Licht, Geleit und Freud, 1663, together 2 works in 1 vol., staining, some spotting, lightly browned, contemporary blind-stamped vellum over wooden boards, remains of metal clasps, worn and soiled, but holding firm, folio, sold not subject to return.⁂ Both works include a number of illustrations of trades.

Lot 295

W.W. Rouch & Co. (active c.1850s-c.1910s), Photographic album of racehorses, c.1880s-1913, completed with a reproduction of a painting. Silver gelatin prints (29), image size, 280 x 225mm, mounted on oblong folio album, (mount size, 400 x 290mm), dated and titled in ink in mount lower margin, inscribed on the front pace down and with ink description first page, with photographer's typed label affixed.

Lot 544

the turned support on four down splayed legs115 x 71cmCondition report: The folio in good condition, but the top of the support is missing part of the turning. One foot with splice off.

Lot 816

Jones, E. Alfred - 'The Old Silver of American Churches', privately printed for the National Society of Colonial Dames of America at The Arden Press, Letchworth, England, 1913, numbered one from an edition of six printed on handmade paper, gilt embossed tan calf leather, folio.

Lot 818

Knight, Charles, editor - 'The Works of Shakspere' [sic] - Imperial Edition, published by Virtue and Co., London, undated, circa 1870, numerous engraved illustrations, original gilt tooled red leather boards, two vols., folio. (2)

Lot 12

Books - Folio Society books and others to include 1990 Elizabeth I, 1990 The Twelve Caesars, a 1999 Catherine The Great and a Thomas hardy 5-book setLocation: A1F

Lot 140

Books - The Folio Society 5 book set of The Origins of the Second World War, unopened, together with mixed books on composers and Churchill together with Brooke Bond teacards A/FLocation: 1:3

Lot 296

Books - Folio Society to include 1997 Anthony Trollope 3-book set, a 1999 The Raj edited by Roger Hudson, and a 1995 Anthony Trollope 3-book set Location: G

Lot 297

Books - Folio Society to include a 1979 The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien, a 1998 Ulysses by James Joyce, and a 2000 Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T E Lawrence Location: G

Lot 299

Books - Folio books to include 1990 The Trumpet Major by Thomas Hardy, and others by the author, and a 1998 The Fatal Shore by Robert Hughes Location: G

Lot 322

Books - Folio Society, a 1975 seven-book set by Jane Austen, a sealed Folio Society The Brontes, A Life in Letters, together with mixed books by the two authors including a limited edition and leather bound 1975 Shades from Jane Austen no. 163/300 Location: RWB

Lot 121

BLAKE, William, illustrator. Poems of Thomas Gray, Folio, Folio Society 2013. Number 24/1000. Quarter morocco, pictorial covers. With commentary by Irene Tayler. In clamshell box.

Lot 1

THE STUDIO. Modern Etchings, Mezzotints and Dry-points, Special winter number 1912-13. With other special numbers of the studio. With H P Kraus, Fifty Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts. Folio, New York, no date, colour plates. With other art books (box)

Lot 184

The Rivers of Great Britain Descriptive, Historical and Pictorial published Cassell & Company 1901, comprising 2 volumes (bound in one) illustrated & with full-page plates, folio bound in half Morocco with gilt lettered leather label, A Series of Picturesque Views of Seats of The Nobelmen & Gentlemen of Great Britain edited by Rev. Morris (c.1870) volumes 1 & 2 with colour printed titles and full-page colour plates bound in full gilt leather with raised bands (3)   

Lot 190

Gothic Ornaments Selected from Various Ancient Buildings both in England & France by Augustus Pugin, Architect drawn on stone by J.D. Harding published Bohn 1844 first edition illustrated with 91 plates in leather backed cloth boards gilt title, Illustrations of Architecture & Ornament a series of 70 plates drawn & etched on Copper from his own sketches in France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Holland and Belgium by J.B. Waring, published Blackie 1871 first edition in half leather (folio), An Analysis of Gothic Architecture Illustrated by a series of upwards of 700 examples of Doorways, Windows, Mouldings, Roofs, Arches etc by Raphael & J. Arthur Brandon 1903 New Edition in 2 volumes gilt lettered cloth (4)   

Lot 177

The Life & Explorations of David Livingstone LL.D., [The Great Missionary Traveller] Carefully Compiled From Reliable Sources, published Adam & Co. (c.1880s) with colour printed title page, frontispiece and 13 chromolithographic plates and map in full Morocco with elaborate gilt decoration both covers & spine, gilt titles & banners, raised bands, bevelled boards and gilt page edging (folio)  

Lot 289

Stroud folio 'specimens of correct eyewear', SH Poole, George St, Stroud, 38 x 31cm

Lot 186

[Folio Society] Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet; Hamlet; King Richard II; Antony & Cleopatra and Julius Caesar (5 volumes), Pepys Diary 1660-1669 in 3 volumes, London Characters & Crooks by Henry Mayhew, The Fatal Shore by Robert Hughes, The Plums of P.G. Wodehouse, The Pick of Punch and 3 others, all but one in original slipcases

Lot 7

FOLIO SOCIETY, Thomas Hardy, 6 vols in slipcase. With other Folio Society volumes (18) (box)

Lot 17

HALL, Sidney, Black's General Atlas. Folio, 1840. With 47 maps, 8 of which are double page. Outline hand colour. Worn half morocco, front hinge broken.

Lot 395

A collection of topographical prints, 18th-19th century, including scenes of London, Florence and Rome published by R.Sayer of Fetter Lane, London; scenes of Rome, London, Malta etc. published by John Bowles at the Black Horse, Cornhill, together with BELL, Major James, 'Twenty Five Illuminated Synoptical Tablets of Chronological Ground Plans', 5th edition 1842, folio; a British school view of the Taj Mahal, watercolour on paper and an ink study titled 'Residence at Lucknow'. (a lot)

Lot 120

PLOT, Robert, Natural History of Staffordshire. Folio, Oxford, 1686. With large folding map, 37 plates as called for, plus the 'Armes omitted' plate, often wanting. Contemporary panelled calf, rebacked with old spine relaid. Staining to some plates, several plates have tears with old repairs

Lot 9

John Allen A folio of unframed watercolours, pastels and drawings

Lot 351

Folio Society. Comprising The Source of The Nile by Richard Burton, Rumpole, Saint Joan of Arc, Nicholas and Alexandra, Columbus On Himself, Travels with a Donkey, and The Ladies No 1 Detective Agency. (7)

Lot 596A

A folio containing The Jubilee Exhibition Golden Years Outstanding Paintings Guide for Sir Russell William Flint, 1943 map of The Aegean, hand coloured map of the Eastern part of the Prussian States, etc.

Lot 376

Fred Sawyer - an interesting folio of watercolours, various topographical subjects, Midland's towns, landscapes, coastal scenes (qty)

Lot 10

A FOLIO OF ASSORTED WATERCOLOURS AND PENCIL DRAWINGS ETC. TO INCLUDE INTERIOR DESIGNS, ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS, STILL LIFE STUDIES PORTRAIT STUDIES ETC. - NOTE WATER/ MOULD DAMAGES

Lot 325

Albrecht Durer (German 1471-1528) A folio of 21 prints reproduced by Leipold in 1982

Lot 853

Childs, George. Woodland Sketches: A Series of Characteristic Portraits of Trees, London: Robert Tyas, 1839. Small folio, full contemporary morocco lettered in gilt, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt, complete with all lithographic plates as called for plus pictorial title. Contents with handling marks, creasing and wear to page edges; several plates detached (but present) with heavier wear to edges and some tape repairs; binding scuffed and marked with loss to the leather in several places, as found

Lot 490

A Collection of The Folio Society Books to include Enigma, Mozart, Book of Mediterranean Food and Trilby by George Du Maurier

Lot 489

A Hodder and Stoughton Published Edition of Peter Pan and Wendy by JM Barrie, Illustrated in Colours Black and White by Mabel Lucie Attwell together with The Folio Society Perrault's Fairy Tales Illustrated by Edmund Dulac

Lot 331

PETER SNOW (1927-2008) A FOLIO OF DRAWINGS AND PRINTS including botanical, still life, landscape and street scenes, in pen and ink, charcoal, pencil and similar

Lot 333

PETER SNOW (1927-2008) A FOLIO OF ABSTRACT STUDIES including botanical and ink drawings

Lot 747

A tech model te-22 audio generator and a soundcraft spirit folio stereo mixer

Lot 422

Thoroton (Robert) - The Antiquities of Nottinghamshire extracted out of records original evidences leiger books other manuscripts and authentic authorities folio, double page map, plates, several folding, panelled calf re-backed, restorer's label (G Mottram, Stamford), London 1677

Lot 444

Nottingham printed ephemera. John Lock's scrapbooks of press cuttings, including one with gilt lettered title Royal Visits to Nottinghamshire 1928, folio, maroon cloth, magazines and newspapers, second half 20th c (four boxes)

Lot 465

Nottingham. Boots, publishers - Fine Art Views of Nottingham and Environs, two editions, oblong folio [c1900], J Potter Briscoe - Old Nottinghamshire, second series, large paper edition, illustrated, library stamps 1884, George Fellows - Arms, Armour and Alabaster Round Nottingham, 1907 and about 130 others, many with bookplate of John Lock

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