We found 86094 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 86094 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
86094 item(s)/page
Lot 595
o†GERALD SCARFE, CBE (1936- ) DICKIE NIXON IN (EXPLETIVE DELETED) folio, pictorial card, presentation copy signed in black ball point pen on the title page for Tess love Gerry and another similar - Indecent Exposure, similarly signed and inscribed by the artist, both from editions of 1000, 1973 and 74 (2)
Lot 79
A collection of 19th Century sketchbooks and folio of rural and town scenes of the Lake District and other Northen views. Includes a sketchbook of pencil sketches of Lake District views some initialled E.A.S., together with two further sketchbooks and a folder of Lake District prints. Notable places include Bewick Hall, Wakefield, Grasmere (dated 1877), Rydal Falls, Kelbarrow, Richmond Castle (Qty: quantity)
Lot 81
A folio of sketches and watercolours by D. Thomas (late 19th-early 20th century) with original sale receipts to Miss M.L. Sumner (Margaret Lilias), dated 1901 and 1902. Includes a number of charcoal and pencil portrait sketches, and watercolour and pencil studies of flora and fauna. Folio measures 40.5 x 28 cm
Lot 5076
Miscellaneous Books - European History, including 19th century and later histories, two Folio Society slipcased works (2), Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution; Local Interest, including Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire; antiquarianism; Neoclassical and later architecture; art; literature; early- mid 20th century children's books, some with tipped-in colour plates; etc, (4 boxes)
Lot 413
Bryan Organ (b1935), 'Six British Jockeys', A portfolio of six limited edition lithographs on paper, Depicting Lester Piggott, Willie Carson, Geoff Lewis, Jimmy Lindley, Tony Murray and Joe Mercer, Each signed in pencil and numbered 75/150, Published by Arthur Ackermann and Son Ltd, 1974, with an introduction by Viscount Leverhulme TD and biographical notes by David Hedges, Each 53cm x 43cm, All unframed and in presentation folio box
Lot 673
An assortment of 19th century and later Indian and African British Military campaign kit, to include, a Thomas Townend & Co pith hat for India, a Dunhill?s Ltd water flask and another similar, a swagger stick, a Tala collapsible lantern and case, an Army and Navy Co-operative society limited leather folio, a kit bag, canvas cases, a 1907 pattern Sanderson bayonet etc (Qty)For condition information please see https://auctions.trevanionanddean.com/catalogue/3b1a953bcb35b74a9caddcda4dce852a/a7180bf4bbbb20d27ed1aac9c041a473/the-september-fine-art-antique-auction/
Lot 360
Clarke, Rev. James Stanier; M'Arthur, John The Life of Admiral Lord Nelson. T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1809. Folio (2 vols). Full calf gilt, recently rebacked, boards with elaborate blind and gilt borders, marbled endpapers and edges; 4 plates, 4 eng. vignettes, 1 plate facs. MSS. First edition
Lot 4220
Three ledgers for New Stubbin Colliery and Low Stubbin Colliery, including 'Workmen's Contract of Service - For Earl Fitzwilliam' featuring handwritten entries recording the names, ages, residences and occupations of every employee. Some of the employees are as young as 13 years old, the occupations include: 'collier', 'trammer', 'stone duster', 'labourer', 'day boy', 'day man', 'corporal', 'ripper', 'surface boy', 'paint boy', 'stores boy', 'horse boy', 'lamp man', 'boiler cleaner', 'rope runner'. 1915 to 1918. Folio, half-leather bindings. Mining Interest (3)
Lot 4040
A System of Radiography with an Atlas of the Normal, by W. Ironside Bruce, London: H. K. Lewis, 1907, oblong folio, publisher's buckram with gilt title to upper board, letter mounted to front pastedown inviting Dr Barclay to review the work for The Medical Chronicle, ffep detached, very scarce. Together with a second edition of the work, edited by J. Magnus Redding, 1924, bearing stamps for Library of the British Medical Association (2)Provenance: From the collection of the late Professor Ian Isherwood, UK radiologist responsible for much of the important early clinical development of CT
Lot 181
Baker, O., Ludlow Town and Neighbourhood, 1888, maroon pictorial cloth, illustrated and Ogilby's Road Maps of England & Wales, Osprey re-print, red cloth and Rowe, G., Scenery of North Devon, red cloth and a Series of Views illustrative of the Boscobel Tracts, red cloth, folio and Taylor, J., The Pictorial History of Scotland (2 volumes), binding worn, many engravings, (6).
Lot 215
Luther, Martin Der Vierde Teil/ Der bucher des Ehrmirdigen herrn Doct. Mart. Luth. Wittemberg: Peter ?Seik, 1568. Folio, contemporary blind-stamped pigskin over wooden boards, metal clasps (lacking one); title in red and black with woodcut vignette of the Crucifixion, inhabited intials; Ff. [8], 607 [238 misnumbered 138, 241 as 24]. Blackletter. Text in German.
Lot 37
Cuitt, George Wanderings and Pencillings Amongst Ruins of the Olden Time. M.A. Nattali, 1848. Folio, half-leather over marbled boards wrapped in brown paper; 72 (of 73) engravings, with add. loosely inserted Cuitt engraving of a vase presented by the men of the Earl of Chester's Legion to their Colonel, Sir John Fleming Leicester.
![De Wint, P[eter] Views in the South of France chiefly on the Rhone. Henry Leggatt & Co., 1830. Folio, green-morocco backe](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/34f3d4a9-9654-4e9b-9c4c-aa8900bb1226/31ee6920-6d7d-41c3-93a4-aab700de0838/468x382.jpg)
Lot 140
De Wint, P[eter] Views in the South of France chiefly on the Rhone. Henry Leggatt & Co., 1830. Folio, green-morocco backed boards; 24 plates. Large paper copy. Batty, Cpt. Robert French Scenery from Drawings Made in 1819. Rodwell & Martin, 1822. 4to, full calf, sometime rebacked, boards with gilt floral panel border enclosing title lettered directly in gilt, spine lettered directly in gilt, a.e.g.; 56 (of 64) plates.
Lot 44
Turner, J.M.W. Picturesque Views on The Southern Coast of England from Drawings Made Principally By J. M. W. Turner, R. A. John and Arthur Arch, London. 1826. Folio (2 vols). Full leather, boards with gilt roll-tooled borders enclosing central blind panel, spines lettered directly in gilt, marbled endpapers, marbled edges; 80 plates and vignettes. First Edition.. Binding rubbed and bumped, joints on I cracking, II sometime rebacked, some foxing, spotting etc throughout, offsetting from plates, some pages toned, a very good copy
Lot 191
Lycophronis Lycophronis chalcidensis Alexandra, cum graecis Isaacii Tzetzis commentariis. Accedunt versiones, variantes lectiones, emendationes, annotationes & indices necessarii. Cura & opera Johannis Potteri & Collegii Lincolniensis Socii. Oxonii, E Theatro Sheldoniano. Oxford, Sheldonianus, 1697. Folio, full calf, sometime rebacked, spine with contrasting morcco lettering-piece, marbled endpapers; eng. frontis., eng. tit. First ed. A deliberately (wilfully) obscure proto-Mannerist poem, full of obscure, doubtful archaicisms, practically impossible to understand without a commentary, for which obscurantist snobbery maybe the best explanation for its popularity. This Oxford edition by a future Archbishop of Canterbury includes the Tzetzes scholia and a Latin translation by Joseph Scaliger, along with an extensive commentary.
Lot 214
Duns Scotus, John Opera Omnia, volumes 1-2, 4 & 5 (part 2) - 12. Lyon: laurence Durand, 1639. Folio (12 of 14 vols). Full contemporary vellum, red edges; eng. port. frontis. by Cornelis Bloemaert and with eng. title printed in red and black, separate titles printed in red and black to each book. First ed.
Lot 258
Meinertzhagen, Col. R. The Birds of Arabia. Henry Sotheran Ltd, 1980. Folio, half green morocco by Morrell, boards ruled in gilt, spine gilt in compartments, four with gilt tools, lettered directly in two, marbled endpapers, t.e.g.; 19 coloured plates, 9 numbered photographic plates and one in text, numerous illus and maps to text. De luxe limited edition, no. 196 of 305 (295 numbered).Bar a little rubbing to spine, practically fine.
Lot 146
Cook, Capt. James The Journal of H.M.S. Resolution 1772-1775. Genesis Publications Limited in association with Hedley Fine Art Books, 1981. Folio, three-quarter bound in red crushed morocco, upper board with central gilt image after the Resolution, lower with gilt facsimile Cook signature, spine gilt in compartments, lettered directly in gilt in two and at foot, others with central floral tool, marbled endpapers, a.e.g., red silk marker, in slipcase; ex-lib. with bookplate to ffep and stamps to foot of title. Limited ed., no. 30 of 500.
Lot 17
Parker, Agnes Miller Wood Engravings I and II: from ''The Fables of Esope'' & ''XXI Welsh Gypsy Folk-Tales''. Newtown Powys, Wales: Gwasg Gregynog, 1996-7. Folio (2 vols). Cloth-backed, patterned-paper covered boards, in slipcases; 45 wood engravings on and-made Japanese Gampi vellum paper. Limited ed, both no. 87 of 185. The paper used in the binding was also designed by Agnes Miller Parker, and the wood engravings were printed by hand from her original blocks. The Gregynog edition of Aesop's Fables (using Caxton's text and spelling of Esope in the title) was published in 1931, and John Sampson's XXI Welsh Gypsy Folk Tales followed two years later.
Lot 156
Barnard, Edward The New, Comprehensive and Complete History of England: From the Earliest Period of Authentic Information, to the Middle of the Year, MDCCLXXXIII. Alex Hogg, 1782. Folio, full calf (upper joint cracked, board still attached), spine with contrasting morocco lettering-piece; 3 maps (one folded), 103 plates (Execution of Charles torn, Colonies declaring Independence loose but present).Binding worn, upper joint cracked (esp. at head of spine) but board still attached, else solid, internally variable foxing, marking etc., title page torn, one plate loose but present, one torn affecting image. A very good copy.
Lot 5
Art Leitch, R.P. A Course of Sepia Painting (1880). Oblong 8vo, org. cloth: plates; Cooke, E.W. Leaves from my Sketch Book (1876). Oblong 4to, full green morocco, sometime rebacked retaining spine; plates; Harding, J.D. Principles and Practice of Art (1845). 4to, org. cloth; plates; and Caldecott, Randolph. Complete Collection of [his] Contributions to the Graphic (1888). Folio, cloth-backed boards; plates. [4]
Lot 50
Cooke, Edward William Views of the Old and New London Bridges. Brown and Syrett et al, 1833. Folio, half leather over marbled boards; 12 plates; provenance: evidently the property of David Law (engraver and etcher), with a gift letter on upper pastedown to a Mr Nolans, explaining the gift and the former ownership.
Lot 208
Bishops' Bible The Holy Bible. conteyning the Olde Testament and the New. Authorised and appoynted to be read in Churches. Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Christopher Barker, 1595. Folio, full panelled calf, retaining original upper cover and wooden boards, both boards with different panelling, upper board with metal corner-pieces, clasps and central decorative lozenge, spine lettered directly in gilt; title printed in red and black (cut down and remounted), verso blank, [5 (prologue)], [3 (The Whole Scripture...)], [1 (Almanack)], [10 (Kalendar, lacking Feb/Mar leaf)], large woodcut of the Garden of Eden, ll. 560 [lacking 561+2 (viz Herbert 209) and ''A Table to Finde...'' (viz Herbert 227)]; black letter, double column, floriated initials, woodcut maps, decorative tail-pieces. As with most translations of the English Bible, the principal objection of the High Church elements of the Church of England to the Geneva Bible, was not the translation, but rather the marginalia that contextualised and shaped reading and comprehension. The main issue for the Episcopalian Church, was the move by Calvinism towards Presbyterianism, and with it, the removal of the Bishops' jobs. Unfortunately, the Great Bible - the one authorised English Bible - was deficient and translated from the Vulgate, rather than the original tongues. Legendary Archbishop of Canterbury, Matthew Parker, accordingly pushed for a new translation, which became known as the Bishops' Bible after its originators. Parker was not as driven when it came to supervising the general quality of translation however, and this varies wildly from book to book. The Bible was originally published in 1568, heavily revised in 1572, and incrementally revised from there on, until it was replaced by the Authorised Version. It was not as popular as the Geneva Bible, but was not intended to be a general Bible, but rather a Church-focused, authorised tool for accepted worship. This was the Bible of Church doctrine, not personal religion. Despite later criticism, the Bishops' Bible remains an important step in the development of the English Church. This was a Bible that was meant to be heard by the common folk in a language they could understand - a direct contrast to previous prohibitions. This desire directly influenced its much more popular successor, the KJV, whose translators saw themselves as making a good translation better. The Bishops' Bible is sometimes known as the ''Treacle Bible'' for the curious translation of Jeremiah 8:22 as ''Is there not treacle at Gilead?'' Herbert 227 (reprint of 209 with matching pagination). Binding a touch rubbed and scuffed, variable marking etc. throughout, though principally clean, heavy mirrored ink staining 2Y4v and 2Y5r, occasional variable marginal fraying, tearing and restoration and some loss to lower corners throughout, damage and loss affecting text (often heavy) to 2I6, 2K1, 2M4, 2P2, 2V5, 2X3, 2Z5, 3A2, 3H5, 4A5, 4F5 (poss. additional un-noted locations), lacking final four leaves (acc. to Herbert 209/227), still a solid and impressive tome.
Lot 57A
Walker, George The Costume of Yorkshire in 1814. A Series of Forty-One Facsimiles of Original Drawings by George Walker. Leeds: Richard Jackson, 1885. Folio, full parchment gilt; frontis. and 40 colour plates on Japan paper; extra-illus., seemingly without guiding principle, with engravings and similar on pre- and post-lims (inc. verso of frontis., foot of title, and around the explanation of plates, though none obvious on main text block or plates). Limited ed., this no. 15 of 600, first 100 with plates on Japan paper, others on plate paper. Text in English and French. A fascinating view of a mostly lost Yorkshire, with the Milk Boy and the Whalebone Scrapers amongst militia regiments and Line Swinglers. This is not only a costume book however. It also features ancient traditions (such as Riding the Stang) and a picture of Murray and Blenkinsop's steam engine, which predated Stephenson. The additional prints seem mostly unconnected with Yorkshire costume, though some do depict foreign dress and custom.
Lot 232
Leader, Robert History of the Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire in the County of York. Sheffield: Printed by the Authority of the Company of Cutlers, by Pawson & Brailsford, 1905. Folio (2 vols). Parchment-backed green buckram bevelled boards, t.e.g.; all illus as called for. Peach, L. du Garde The Company of Cutlers in Hallmshire in the County of York 1906-1956. Sheffield: Printed for the Company by Pawson & Brailsford, 1960. 8vo, white buckram-backed green boards; all illus as called for. Incorporated in 1624, the Cutlers have the jurisdiction over all knives, blades and similar produced within a 6 mile radius of Hallamshire and by later acts this was extended to related trades - most importantly steelworking in 1860. They still possess the right to veto any UK limited company name containing 'Sheffield'. The history (and it's continuation) form a fascinating look at the development of Sheffield's steel industry and the use of maker's marks, control of rights and rituals of belonging to keep control over what would become major industrial growth in the area.
![Scott, Walter (intro.) Border Antiquities. Longmans & Co., [c.1815]. 4to (2 vols). Half red morocco; eng. frontis. and ti](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/34f3d4a9-9654-4e9b-9c4c-aa8900bb1226/984958eb-6bf2-47b4-915b-aac500944a59/468x382.jpg)
Lot 64
Scott, Walter (intro.) Border Antiquities. Longmans & Co., [c.1815]. 4to (2 vols). Half red morocco; eng. frontis. and tit. in both, 93 plates across both vols. Hooker, Sir W.J. Perthshire. Edinburgh and Glasgow: A. Fullarton & Co., 1843. Folio, half coarse grain morocco; all plates as called. Campbell, Alexander A Journey From Edinburgh Through Parts of North Britain. T.N. Longman and O. Rees, 1802. 4to (2 vols). Later half green calf over marbled boards; 44 plates as called for. First ed. Buck, Samuel and Nathaniel The Castles, Abbeys & Priories of the County of Cumberland. Carlisle: Hudson, Scott & Sons, 1877 [reprinted from the 1739 original]. Oblong folio, org. decorative cloth, upper board loose but attached; folding panorama, folding view, 17 plates. Reprint.
Lot 49
Crome, John Norfolk Picturesque Scenery; Consisting of a Series of Thirty-One Etchings by the late John Crome together with a Biographical Memoir. Mr. Freeman; Mr. J. Stacy et al, 1838 (with add. title for 1834 publication). Folio, leather-backed boards; port. frontis. 31 plates on 18 sheets. Bound with Hodgson, David Twenty plates likely from Antiquarian Remains Principally Confined to Norwich and Norfolk. Plates dated variously c.1838-43.
Lot 108
Speede, John; Arlott, John (ed.) John Speed's England. A coloured facsimile of the first edition. Phoenix House Limited, 1953. Folio (4 vols). Half-buckram over paper-patterned boards, paper labels to upper boards, in slipcases; 42 coloured reproductions of Speed's maps. First of this facsimile.
Lot 164
Keble, Joseph The Statutes at Large in Paragraphs from Magna Charta Until this Time. The Assignes of John Bill and Christopher Barker and The Assignes of Richard Atkins and Edward Atkins, 1676. Folio, full calf; provenance: Hugh Chomeley, Bart. to the Burgesses of Whitby (owner's ink MSS note on title and gift inscription on pre-title blank), from thence ex-lib. (bookplate to ffep and stamps to head of and verso of title). Blackletter.
Loading...-
86094 item(s)/page