GILL, Eric : The Four Gospels of the Lord Jesus Christ - original goatskin in clamshell box, folio, Folio Society, bookplates stuck in, limited to 2740 numbered copies, 2007. (without the book of essays). With - William Shakespeare : Hamlet, edited by G. R. Hibbard, org. half morocco, slipcase, folio, bookplate stuck in, The Folio Society, limited to 3750 numbered copies, 2007.(2)
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PRIVATE PRESS : The Society of Wood Engravers - The Great Storm of October 1987 and its aftermath. Five Wood Engravings by Clair Dalby, Monica Poole, Peter Reddick, Peter Smith and George Tute - 5 mounted woodcuts signed by the artist, each limited to 250 copies, in original cloth drop-sided box with woodcut on the upper cover, printed at the Fleece Press, folio, 1989.
PRIVATE PRESS : The Wood Lea Press - Margaret Bruce Wells the complete wood-engravings and linocuts, by Jeremy Greenwood, cloth backed patterned paper covered boards, slipcase, folio, 300 copies printed, 2000. With - nine [two in duplicate] limited edition Christmas books by The Society of Wood Engravers.(10)
FRANKAU, Julia - An Eighteenth Century Artist and Engraver John Raphael Smith His Life and Works : 43 ex 50 plates [lacking 7 plates}, a portfolio containing fifty examples of stipple, mezzotints, paintings and drawings, printed in colours and monochrome, white buckram soiled, large folio, 1902. With - Meynell, Mrs. The Work of John S. Sargent R.A - illust, org. cloth, folio, 1903.(2)
GREENWOOD, Jeremy - The Wood-Engravings of John Nash a catalogue of the wood-engravings, early lithographs, etchings and engravings on metal : illustrated throughout, org. cloth backed patterned boards, slipcase, folio, 750 copies of the standard edition printed, The Wood Lea Press, 1987.* a fine copy
GREENWOOD, Jeremy - The Wood-Engravings of Paul Nash a catalogue of the wood-engravings, pattern papers, etchings and an engraving on copper : illustrated throughout, org. cloth backed patterned boards, slipcase, folio, 490 copies of the standard edition printed, The Wood Lea Press, 1997.* a fine copy
GREENWOOD, Jeremy - The Wood-Engravings of Paul Nash a catalogue of the wood-engravings, pattern papers, etchings and an engraving on copper : illustrated throughout, org. cloth backed patterned boards, slipcase, folio, 490 copies of the standard edition printed, The Wood Lea Press, 1997. With six other items relating to John and Paul Nash.(7)
LELOIR, Heloise - Le Selam. Galerie fashionnable de Costumes, de Fleurs et de Femmes de tous les pays : printed title, plate list, 30 highly finished hand coloured lithograph plates, half morocco worn, folio, Paris, 1844. (Colas, no.1825).* some light soiling to margins, but apart from torn tissue guards images fresh and clean
MEN OF THE DAY : An album containing manuscript letters from various Archbishops of Canterbury, Archbishops of York, various other Bishops, theologians, and men of the day, including : Palmerston, Disraeli (envelope), Gladstone, Shaftesbury, Salisbury, Newman, Howley, Longley, Tait, Benson, Temple, Pugsey, etc, etc, half morocco worn, folio, 19th cent.
ART JOURNAL : a continuous run of 10 volumes + 2 Exhibition catalogues, 12 vols uniformly bound in cont. calf, some wear and a couple of boards detached, numerous steel engraved plates, folio, 1862-71.* the Paris Exhibition 1867 & London Exhibition 1862Sold with all faults not subject to return.
Guernsey and Channel Islands law interest. Guillaume Le Rouillé, a rare early edition of the customary law of the Duchy of Normandy, 'Le grand coustumier du pays et duche de Normendie : tres utile & profitable a tous practiciens', pub. in Rouen for Francoys Regnault of Paris, 1534, typeset in Gothic Bastarda, text in parallel columns, title page in red and black with woodcut borders, woodcut initials and two woodcut illustrations, folio, in later full calf with fragments of original binding to spine, handwritten ink notations to text throughout.
A Queen Anne black japanned bureau cabinet The double-domed cornice, with flambeau finials above a pair of conforming doors with bevelled mirror doors revealing a partially red-japanned interior with an arrangement of shelves, pigeonholes, folio divisions and small drawers, the fall enclosing a fitted interior with conforming decoration including a well, below are two short and two long graduated drawers, on bun feet, restorations, 102cm wide, 58cm deep, 221cm high. With close similarities to a Queen Anne black japanned bureau cabinet, sold Christies, London, 29 November 1984 (realised £41,040 including buyer's premium) illustrated G.Beard & J Goodison, English Furniture 1500-1840, p.62. This pattern of bureau cabinet was produced with other coloured schemes of japanning and is of closely related overall form and decoration to a bureau cabinet exhibited by The Pelham Galleries, Paris at TEFAF Maastricht, 2007 and formerly offered a Della Rocca, Torino, 21 November 2006. A red japanned example of very similar form with the addition of a wavy apron was exhibited by Mallett & Son at The Grosvenor House Antiques Fair, London 1959 and illustrated in the accompanying handbook. The vogue for lacquered objects and screens which were brought back to Europe by the East India Company in the late 17th century resulted in demand for larger pieces with a similar style of decoration. Western cabinet-makers turned to John Stalker and George Parker’s seminal 1688 Treatise of Japanning and Varnishing which provided the recipes for producing the various different colours but also templates of Chinese figures, plants and gardens which could be used to create seemingly authentic Chinese scenes. European ‘japanning' remained fashionable until the end of the eighteenth century.
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