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Click here to subscribeFree, Rene, and Lloyd Rees, Lloyd Rees The Later Works, New South Wales, The Craftsman's Press, 1983, Oblong folio (355 x 280mm.), half title, plates many colour, loosely inserted signed and numbered sketch, original blue cloth, and presentation case, No. 76 of 250 Limited Edition copies signed by both Free and Rees
Florio, John (translator) and J. I. M. Stewart (editor), Montaigne's Essays, London, The Nonesuch Press, 1931, 8vo (210 x 125mm.), two volumes, pannekoek paper, contemporary calf by Leighton Straker, green morocco lettering pieces on front covers, t.e.g., slip case, No. 653 of 900 Limited Edition copies
COLLEGE PLATE Various including: Oxford & Cambridge Plate 1953 and 1959 (several exhibition catalogues bound together), Catalogue of the Plate, Portra its and other Pictures at Kings College Cambridge, University Press 1933, Kent, T: The Silver Sudbury Prizes of Emmanuel College Cambridge, 1996, Cambridge Plate: The Fitzwilliam Museum Exhibition catalogue, 1975, and catalogue and illustrations (2) of treasures of Cambridge Goldsmiths hall Exhibition 1959. (6)
CHURCH PLATE - GENERAL Oman, C: English Church Plate, O U Press 1957, with annotations, and another copy together with seven other volumes including: Gilchnst, J; Anglican Church Plate, Jones, A: Silver Sacrimental Vessels, 1908, Specimens of Ancient Church Plate, Sepulchral Crosses 1845, A Bound Catalogue of Chalices, V & A 1922, English Medieval Chalices & Patens 1958, Catalogue of Pastoral Staves, V & A 1924 and the Gloucester Candlestick, V & A 1958. (9)
A bound copy of the: Collection of Old Silver English, Scottish & Irish Belonging to Edgar Assheton Bennett Esq, O U Press, 1931 with Prices annotated, (Perhaps insurance figures for the exhibition) together with a bound Manchester City Art Gallery catalogue of the Silver from the collection 1965. (2)
Citroen, K A: Dutch Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Marks and Names prior to 1812, 1993, and Valse Zilvermerken in Nederland, 1997. Voet, E: Nederlandse Gorden Zilvermerken, 1978. Gans. L B: Gord-en Zilvermerken Van Voet, 1992. Netherlands Responsibility Marks since 1797, edition 1995; together with 'William and Mary and their House, O U Press, 1929. (6)
A LATE 19TH CENTURY WELSH OAK CLOTHES PRESS in two stages, the upper with moulded cornice and convex frieze above a pair of arch panel doors enclosing shelves and flanked by turned half pillars and corbels, the lower part with an arrangement of five drawers with turned wooden knob handles, raised on bracket feet. Signed in pencil beneath a drawer "Robert Davies Carpenter Cefn ? 1897". Width 52". Height 69".
A LATE 19TH CENTURY WELSH OAK CLOTHES PRESS in two stages, the upper part with moulded cornice above a pair of doors enclosing shelves, the lower part with two short above two long graduated drawers with turned wooden knob handles and bone inlaid keyplates throughout, the whole raised on turned feet. Width 48". Height 84".
An 18th century North Wales oak press cupboard, Cwpwrrd Deuddarn, with moulded cornice and pendant drops above three arched panelled doors, the base with one short and two long drawers, a pair of panelled cupboards below, raised on stile supports, later repairs and restorations, 59.5in wide, 75in high.
A Pre-Colombian press moulded blackware bottle of lobed form, the neck modelled as a stylized male figures, 6 1/2in high; a stirrup vessel, the handle with feline mask, stamped with flower head designs, damage to spout, 6 3/4in high; and a flask modelled as a standing female figure, broken and repaired, some loss to neck, 6 3/4in high, probably Late Chimu. (3).
A George III mahogany and fiddleback mahogany clothes press, the angular cornice above two doors with oval panels enclosing cedar sliding trays, the base with two short and two long drawers with bone escutcheons, later ring handles and bracket feet, 204 high x 129cm wide, (lacking a sliding tray)
HAYES, J. GORDON. Antarctica. A Treatise on the Southern Continent. The Richards Press (1928). Folding maps (4 in pocket at end), diagrams, and illustrations.--FUCHS, Sir VIVIAN and Sir EDMUND HILLARY. The Crossing of Antarctice. 1958. d.w. (strengthened with tape) -- RANKIN, NIALL. Antarctic Isle Wild Life in South Georgia. 1951. d.w. First Edition. with 16 others. Mostly 8vo., orig. cloth (19).
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