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Lot 396

A folio "Felix Topolski Chronicle 1959" colour prints

Lot 14

A folio of prints, engravings and watercolours, some humorous; 'Polo Lancers' by Dan Godfrey, bandmaster to Grenadier Guards; cricket and polo prints, watercolour of Appledore, North Devon etc

Lot 196

Walter Crane Mrs. Mundi At Home with Lines & Outlines by Walter Crane published Marcus Ward (c1880s) full page plates, original printed boards, oblong folio. The Christmas Card Sketch Book with plates by Crane, Alma Tadema, Randolph Caldecott printed cloth boards (2)

Lot 199

Randolph Caldecott's Graphic Pictures complete edition George Routledge 1898 large oblong folio illustrated throughout in cloth boards with red & gilt printed title banner with The Panjandrum Picture Book with engravings, many in colour, publishers illustrated boards (2)

Lot 246

Marcel Proust, In Search of Lost Time, illustrated, published by Folio Society in six volumes, lettered cloth, housed in two slip cases

Lot 247

Graham Greene, Brighton Rock, illustrated by Geoff Grandfield; Dream Street by Damon Runyon, Folio Society and others by Vita Sackville West, Roald Dahl & Christopher Isherwood (11)

Lot 248

The Story of the Renaissance, Folio Society in five volumes, illustrated, in gilt stamped cloth and slipcase; James Morris Heaven's Command An Imperial Progress, Folio Society in three volumes

Lot 289

[Manuscript Copy] Martin Clover The Shoes Of Policy An Allegory (worn by us…all!...) produced by the author between 1924 and 1927 folio volume comprising 75 pages of handwritten with musical scripts and many mounted illustrations with tissue guards mostly after G.F. Watts, the whole on thick card sheets bound in half leather maroon cloth with gilt lettering & raised bands on spine, metal clasp & lock- housed in wooden box (a labour of love produced with the intention of general publication - but appears unpublished…several letters enclosed)

Lot 646

A mahogany table top folio stand, of arched form, with seven divisions and central carry handle, 44cm

Lot 498

BONE, MUIRHEADOLD SPAIN, DRAWINGS BY MUIRHEAD BONE. [LONDON: MACMILLAN & CO., 1936]Large folio, copy 185 of 265, 3 volumes, volume 1-2 contemporary morocco, volume 3 matching quarter morocco, 119 plates, 2 loose prints and an original preparatory sketch for tailpiece on page 58 of Muirhead Bone’s Old Spain (3)

Lot 499

BONE, MUIRHEADGLASGOW, FIFTY DRAWINGS. [GLASGOW: JAMES MACLEHOSE AND SONS, 1911]First edition, folio, original blue cloth gilt

Lot 503

PIPER, JOHNBRIGHTON AQUATINTS. [LONDON: DUCKWORTH, 1939]Oblong folio, 12 aquatints interleaved with titles and descriptions on blue paper, tissue guards for all but one print present, original pink quarter cloth over patterned paper boards, small mark to upper cover, a few tissue guards creasedNote: John Piper's first sketches, taken as a child before the outbreak of the First World War, were chiefly architectural. He drew the monuments and buildings around his home in Epsom, even turning the work into handmade guidebooks . As an adult, his artistic output ranged from stained-glass to prints, to work with textiles . However, architecture, and the landscape complete with its human constructions, seems to remain a central theme throughout Piper's career. Piper is perhaps best known in the mainstream for his paintings of the destruction of Coventry Cathedral. As an official war artist during the Second World War, he had the opportunity to capture the scenes of the bombed cathedral on the 15th November, the day immediately following the air raid.Piper's "Brighton Aquatints" predates his Coventry Cathedral paintings by nearly a year. The aquatint - a type of copper plate print treated with chemicals to resemble watercolour - was commonly used in late 18th and early 19th century guidebooks, such as those by William Gilpin. Piper employed this technique - used to evoke whimsy and the picturesque - and applied it to a modern exploration of Brighton, with its fittingly early 19th century architecture. Piper perfectly summed-up his view of Brighton:"The regency architecture of Brighton is worth fighting for, not only because it's good Regency, but also because it's good seaside." The "Brighton Aquatints" are fun. They combine the whimsy of the Regency with the joy of the seaside and the exploration of abstraction for which Piper is known.

Lot 505

CRANE, WALTERMRS. MUNDI AT HOME. [LONDON: MARCUS WARD & CO., [N.D.]Second edition, oblong folio, original green pictorial cloth gilt

Lot 508

WARR, GEORGE C. – WALTER CRANE, ILLUSTRATORECHOES OF HELLAS. [LONDON: MARCUS WARD & COMPANY, 1887]2 volumes (including A Pianoforte Arrangement of the Music), folio, original pictorial vellum gilt, a little offsetting, slight soiling to covers of second volume

Lot 516

BAWDEN, EDWARDA BOOK OF CUTS. [LONDON: SCOLAR, 1979]First edition, first impression, small folio, dust-jacket, 81 illustrated pages, original grey boards, dust-jacket price-clipped

Lot 171

A Folio of Raphael's drawings, A4 size, prize awarded to Lincoln School of Art.

Lot 7

A folio edition of Mockobckar Moscow's Rumyantsev Gallery, with editorial and explanatory notes, coloured plates, with canvas colour printed boards, leather spine, possibly incomplete.

Lot 78

A BOX OF FOLIO SOCIETY BOOKS

Lot 1367

Bacon (G. W.). Bacon's Popular Atlas of the World, 1894, fifty double-page colour maps (complete), all edges gilt, original gilt decorated cloth gilt, some loss to spine folio

Lot 291

A folio of mid 20th century Norton advertising poster, two Cryselso motor lamps advertising, a folder of 20th century railway building cut out sheets etc CONDITION REPORT: Poster 75cm by 50cm.

Lot 322

Vintage briefcases, folio and small suitcases

Lot 901

Gilbert, Christopher - The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale : 2 vols, cloth in matching slipcase, folio, Studio Vista, 1978. With six other works on English furniture. (7)

Lot 902

Airy, Osmund - Charles 11 : half morocco, folio, limited ed, 1901. With three other leather bound books. (4)

Lot 656

Bellaigue, Geoffrey de - Waddesdon Manor, Furniture Clocks and Gilt Bronzes : 2 vols, cloth in d/w and slipcases, folio, National Trust, 1974. With - Blair, Claude, Waddesdon Manor, Arms, Armour and Base-Metalwork : cloth in d/w and slipcase, folio, National Trust, 1974. (3)

Lot 661

Clay, Reginald S & Court, Thomas H - The History of the Microscope : cloth in d/w, 4to, Holland Press, 1975. With - Daumas, Maurice, Scientific Instruments of the 17th & 18th Centuries and their Makers : cloth in d/w. 4to, Batsford, 1972. With - Turner, Anthony, Early Scientific Instruments Europe 1400-1800, cloth in d/w, folio, Sotheby's, 1987. With one other on microscopes. (4)

Lot 662

Clifton, Gloria - Directory of British Scientific Instrument Makers 1550-1851 : cloth in d/w, folio, Zwemmer, 1995. With - Bennion, Elisabeth, Antique Medical Instruments, cloth in d/w, 4to, Sotheby, 1979. With - Goodison, Nicholas, English Barometers 1680-1860, cloth in d/w, folio, A.C.C, 1977. With three others on scientific instruments. (6)

Lot 797

Tardy [ Paris ] - La Pendule Francaise Des Origines A Nos Jours : 3 vols, attractive crimson half morocco, folio, no date. (3) ** PLEASE NOTE  - The image of lot 797 is incorrect  - ‘Carriage Clocks’ by Charles Allix is part of lot 799

Lot 449

Seven folio society books, A Memoir of the 'Forty-Five by Johnstone, John Evelyn's Diary, Dove Cottage the Wordsworths at Grasmere 1799-1803, Life of Wolsey by Cavendish, The History of the Kings of Britain by Geoffrey of Monmouth, Journal of the Plague Year by Daniel Defoe, Life of Nelson by Southey, all housed in slip cases (7)

Lot 391

Teaching in practice for Senior School, a folio of prints

Lot 354

A large folio scrapbook of 18th and 19th century prints and engravings, including 14 hand-coloured aquatints from 'Sketches of the Country, Character and Costume in Portugal and Spain...' after Rev. William Bradford, 1809, other black and white and sepia engravings to include portraits, royalty, classical, topographical and religious subjects, 'Spy prints', etc., some card-backed (60+)

Lot 364

A folio of assorted prints etc, many relating to the circus and Garibaldi

Lot 450

William de Belleroche (1913-1969)folio of linocuts and wood engravingsViews of Cannes, still lifes and study of a sleeping catlargest 23.5 x 31in.

Lot 452

Salvatore Cherubini (19th C.)folio of watercolour and pencil drawingsViews of Egypt and Nubia, possibly studies for Ippolito Rosellini's Monuments of Egypt and Nubia Historical Monuments, 1832-1844inscribed on the mountsLargest 17.5 x 12in. unframed.

Lot 455

William de Belleroche (1913-1969)folio of linocutsTopographical studieslargest 21 x 16in.

Lot 12

ERTE, MARSHALL, ERTE AT NINETY-FIVE. THE COMPLETE NEW GRAPHICS, THE EXTENDED EDITION WITH LIMITED EDITION BRONZE RELIEFERTE [ROMAIN DE TIRTOFF] (RUSSIAN-FRENCH 1892-1990), relief and introduction by, MARSHALL LEE, editor, DAVID ROGATH and LESLEE HALPERN-HOGARTH, preface by, ERTE AT NINETY-FIVE. THE COMPLETE NEW GRAPHICS, THE EXTENDED EDITION (New York: E.P. Dutton, 1987). With limited edition polychrome bronze bas relief with white gold titled Pas de Deux, 1988, signed and inscribed with edition number 278/375 in plate, with date and Chalk&Vermilion and Joel Meisner mark, as well as signed in ink by Erte on the justification page. Accompanied by a Chalk&Vermilion certificate of authenticity (available upon request). Folio (390 x 205 mm) hardcover. 223 pp. Text in English. Profusely illustrated. In original clamshell box with window front and original printed dust pouch.

Lot 342

[KARAZIN] UKHTOMSKY, EASTERN JOURNEY OF HIS IMPERIAL HIGHNESS, 1893-1895KARAZIN NIKOLAI NIKOLAEVICH (RUSSIAN 1842-1909), artist, designer; UKHTOMSKY, PRINCE ESPER ESPEROVICH (RUSSIAN 1861-1921), author, publisher, PUTESHESTVIE NA VOSTOK EGO IMPERATORSKAGA VYSOCHESTVA GOSUDARYA NASLEDNIKA TSESAREVITCHA, 1890-1891 [Eastern Journey of His Imperial Highness, Heir to the Crown, and Tsesarevich, 1890-1891], vol. I-II of III, parts 1-4 of 6 (St. Petersburg, Leipzig: F.A. Brockhaus, 1893-1895). Folio (385 x 305 mm). 230, 247 pp. Text in Russian. In original debossed and gilt binding. All edges gilt. Illustrated profusely with engravings and photographs. Vol. I includes frontispiece of Prince Nikolai Aleksandrovich (Nicholas II).

Lot 345

[BARBIER] VAUDOYER, ALBUM DEDIE A TAMAR KARSAVINA, ACCOMPANIED BY AN AUTOGRAPH LETTER BY BARBIER, 1914GEORGE BARBIER (FRENCH 1882-1932), illustrator, covers by, and JEAN-LOUIS VAUDOYER (FRENCH 1883-1963), ALBUM DEDIE A TAMAR KARSAVINA [Album Dedicated to Tamar Karsavina] (Paris: Collections Pierre Corrard, 1914). Edition of only 512 copies. Folio (335 x 277 mm) with original illustrated cream paper covers. Text in French. Includes 12 full-page pouchoir colored plates.Accompanied by an autograph letter by George Barbier on a Charing Cross hotel card in French, 20.2 x 12.8 cm (8 x 5 in.)

Lot 229

THE FOLIO SOCIETY -- A collection of sixteen works published by The Folio Society, including Rudyard Kipling Seleted Poems (2004), The Raj (1999), Patrick Leigh Fermor, A Time of Gifts (1999), Geoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales (1998), The Best After-Dinner Stories (2003), Hilaire Belloc, Cautionary Tales (1997), Graham Greene, Travels with My Aunt (2004), Robert Graves, The Greek Myths (2 vols., 1996) and The Golden Fleece (2003), Book of Days (2002), Agatha Christie, The Complete Hercule Poirot Short Stories (3 vols., 2003) and The Complete Miss Marple Short Stories (2003), L.M. Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables (2004), Bruce Lockhart, Memoirs of a British Agent (2003), The Dead Sea Scrolls (2000), Baroness Orczy, The Scarlet Pimpernel (1997), together nineteen volumes.

Lot 233

THE FOLIO SOCIETY -- WAUGH, Evelyn. Black Mischief (1980), Scoop (1982) and The Loved One (1993); together with approximately 84 other fiction volumes, authors include Thackeray, Huxley, Kipling, Graves, Hemingway, Chekhov, Orwell, Sassoon, Maupassant, Saki, Stevenson, Eliot, Woolf, Zola, Conrad, Beerbohm, James, Forster, Wodehouse, Smollett, Kafka, Housman, Melville, Fielding, Brooke, Wordsworth, Shelley and Mitford (a lot)

Lot 234

THE FOLIO SOCIETY -- Lawrence, D.H. The Rainbow (1981) and Woman in Love (1982); together with approximately 29 other volumes of fiction, authors include Trollope, the Bronte Sisters, Conan Doyle, Hardy, Dickens, Fitzgerald and Austen (a lot)

Lot 235

THE FOLIO SOCIETY -- Three boxed sets including Daphne Du Maurier, Four Cornish Novels (My Cousin Rachel, Frenchman's Creek, Rebecca, Jamaica Inn) 1991; E.F. Benson, The Mapp and Lucia Novels (Queen Lucia, Miss Mapp, Lucia in London, Mapp and Lucia, Lucia's Progress, Trouble for Lucia), 1994; Wilkie Collins, Four Mysteries (The Moonstone, The Woman in White, Arma Dale, No Name) 1992, altogether 14 volumes (a lot)

Lot 236

THE FOLIO SOCIETY -- A quantity of approximately 54 non-fiction books, subjects include, History, Art Reference, Music and Biography (a lot)

Lot 240

SHEPHERD, Thomas Hosmer. -- London and its Environs in the Nineteenth Century, Illustrated by a Series of Views from Original Drawings by Thomas H. Shepherd. With Historical, Topographical and Critical Notices. Series the First, Comprising the Earlier Edifices, Antiquities &c., [published by Jones & Co], [1829], small oblong folio, engraved title page with vignette, cropped and laid down on endpaper, 176 engraved plates (only of 180? some with publication date of 1827, 1828 and 1829, some plates numbered, various engravers), pages numbered 1-176 in ink in contemporary hand on top right hand corner, spotting, browning and marginal soiling throughout, contemporary half calf, marble boards, scuffed, corners bumped, spine lacking, boards detached

Lot 406

University of Edinburgh- Department of Engineering, Drawing Office Port folio which contains drawings of Forth road Bridge Cross section drawings & Survey drawings of fields and lochs.

Lot 1072

A folio of 'constant flaws' - 3 QEII whole sheets U.M.M. includes 1957 Seychelles SG No. 191 5c purple-brown and 1953 coronation 2 1/2d carmine tangier over print SG 306 and coronation 4d ultramarine tangier over print SG No. 307.

Lot 1018

Heath (Francis George) The Fern Portfolio, third edition, 15 chromo. plates, foxed, original gilt lettered picture cloth, marked, slight chipping to edges, The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1885, folio.

Lot 1020

Japanese Picture Story 28pp, 4 folded, coloured, mainly figure studies, sewn, worn gilt decorated wrappers, c.1900, folio.

Lot 1022

Millais (John Guille) British Deer and their Horns, coloured frontis. and other illus., foxed, publisher's picture cloth, slight marking and bubbling, Henry Sotheran and Co., 1897, folio.

Lot 1026

Morison (Stanley) Fra Luca De Pacioli of Borgos Sepolcro, 1 of 390, tissue guarded illus., original vellum backed boards, slip case, New York, The Grolier Club, 1933, folio.

Lot 1031

Nicholson (William) London Types, 13 colour illus., including upper board, cloth backed paper covered boards, rubbed,both inner hinges pulling, Wiliam Heinemann, 1898, folio.

Lot 1032

Nicholson (William) An Alphabet, 26 coloured plates, picture paper covered boards, some browning, William Heinemann, 1898, folio.

Lot 1046

Willmott (Ellen & Alfred Parsons, illus.) The Genus Rosa, 2 vol., colourerd plates, bookplates of Graham Stuart Thomas, original quarter morocco, rubbed, John Murray, 1914, folio.

Lot 820

LYRA (Nicholas of) - Postilla Super Totam Bibliam. 2 folio leaves, with the beginning of the Postilla on the Apocalypse of St. John printed in Latin in single column, large gothic initials in manuscript & red ink, Rome, Conrad Sweynheym & Arnold Pannartz, 1471-72, sheet size 37cm. x 25cm., mounted side by side, captioned beneath, framed & glazed.

Lot 821

THEOPHILE ALEXANDRE STEINLEN (1859-1923), Deux modeles; Nude; couple on a bench, three lithographs, all signed, all unframed, the largest 34.5cm x 50cm.(3); sold with Flammarion (E.), publisher, des Chats by Steinlen; 26pp. b/w, illustrations, captioned beneath French text, pictorial boards, folio. (1898).

Lot 875

Roberts (David) The Holy Land. Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt & Nubia, 7 mixed vol., plates all removed leaving 2 titles and c.90 text illustrations with some letterpress. 1842 - 1849, folio. w.a.f. (7)

Lot 878

Ackermann (R.) The History of the Abbey Church of St. Peter's Westminster, its Antiquities and Monuments. First Edition, 2 vols., engraved portrait, plan & 81 hand-coloured aquatint plates, subscriber's list; contemp. gilt & blind decorated red straight-grain morocco (defective), roy. 4to. 1812; sold with Poley (A.F.E.) St. Paul's Cathedral, London: measured, drawn & described. 32 plates, text illus., half morocco & gilt-pictorial cloth, folio. printed for the author, 1927.

Lot 879

Aldin (Cecil) The Romance of the Road, signed, limited edition 163/200, folding coloured map to pocket on front end paper plus 11 coloured plates and other illus., gilt lettered vellum, slight marking, Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1928, folio.

Lot 925

Bronte (Charlotte, Emill & Anne) The Complete Novels, 7 vols., silk covered boards, spines sunned, slip case, marked, Folio Society, 1991 with Dickens (Charles) The Postumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, 2 vol.,The Lombard Street Edition, loosely inserted Dickens bookplate facsimile, d/w's, chipped and sunned, The Piccadilly Fountain Press, 1932, plus others related, 8vo (1 box)

Lot 932

Chaucer (Geoffrey) The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer. Facsimile of the Kelmscott Press Edition, original gilt blocked cloth, slip case, slight wear, The Folio Society, 2008, folio.

Lot 934

Churchill (Winston S.) The World Crisis, 5 vol., original cloth backed picture boards, slip case, The Folio Society, 2007 plus 46 other Folio Society vol. in slip cases and 7 other vol., 8vo (58)

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