Seltene und frühe Vase im Iznik-StilBerlin, Cornelius Funcke, um 1710H. 40,5 cmAchtkantige Balustervase. Fayence ziegelroter Scherben mit seltener, türkisfarbener Glasur, flächendeckend bemalt mit stilisierten osmanischen Segelschiffen in Kobaltblau und Mangan, dazwischen leicht ockerfarbene Motive von Korallenriffen. Deckelknauf rest, Stand bestoßen, kleinere Haarrisse und Chips.Süddeutsche Privatsammlung.Der Fayence-Macher Cornelius Funcke gründete 1699 in Berlin seine eigene Fayence-Manufaktur. Er entwickelte neue Formen und Dekore, mit zum Teil noch nie dagewesenen Farbgebungen. Die Vase in ihrer Achtkantform ist exemplarisch für die frühe Fayenceproduktion der Berliner Manufaktur von Funcke, er verbindet europäische Stilmerkmale des Barock in der Form mit technisch-künstlerischen Einflüssen aus dem Orient - türkisfarbene Glasur und Dekor aus osmanischen Schiffen. Der Dekor wurde durch Iznik-Keramiken des 17. Jahrhunderts beeinflusst. 1712 rühmte sich Funcke gegenüber König Friedrich I, daß er befähigt sei, Vasensätze mit rotem Scherben wie die Dresdener Porzellanmanufaktur herstellen zu können. Der Schiffsdekor stand an erster Stelle der seltenen Dekore. Der Vorläufer des türkisblauen Fonds war eine Art Moosgrün, eines der ersten Gefäße in Türkisblau weist ein Entstehungsdatum von 1701 auf. Vergleichsstücke zur vorliegenden Vase in Form und Dekor befinden sich u. a. im Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin (Paar Deckelvasen, um 1701; Inv.-Nr. 1937,44 a,b), Hetjens-Museum in Düsseldorf (Deckelvase, um 1700, ehemals Sammlung Otto Riesebieter, Inv.-Nr. R 228), in der Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin (Flötenvase, Inv.-Nr. II 71/484 B), im Museum für angewandte Kunst in Köln (Deckelvase, Inv.-Nr. Ov 245) und in der Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten in Potsdam (Paar Balusterflaschen, 1. Jahrzehnt, 18. Jh., Inv.-Nr. Ks VIII, 46).Lit. Christiane Keisch und Horst Mauter: Kat. "Herrliche Künste und Manufacturen (...)", Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin, 2001, S. 54-55, Abb. 60, Kat.-Nr. 62-63.
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Group of three original gelatin silver print photographs depicting airships or dirigibles ca. 1920s-1930s. All published by Underwood & Underwood with press information along the verso. Including:One photograph titled "Rival Air Monsters -- 'Graf Zeppelin' Makes Peaceful 'Raid' on England and Meets the 'R-100'". One airship is docked to a mooring mast while another flies past in the distance.One photograph titled "Thousands Flock to St. Hubert Airport in Canada to View Great British Dirigible, R-100." Depicting the titular airship docked to a mooring mast with a crowd of onlookers.One photograph titled "Japanese Navy Loses Its Only Dirigible When The N--3 Explodes At Sea." The photo depicts the titular airship before it met is end docked in an aircraft hanger. Printed November 25, 1927.Each, height: 8 1/4 in x width: 10 1/4 in.Condition: There are handling marks and light creases throughout. Several small tears or creases. Stamps and marks along the verso. Light wear consistent with press photography. None are framed.
A JAPANESE WOOD NETSUKE OF A MONKEY DRESSED AS A SHINTO PRIESTMEIJI ERA, 19TH CENTURY Depicted standing, wearing an eboshi hat and a short haori adorned with asa-no-ha pattern, holding a gohei wand with shide paper streamers, signed Tomokazu at the back, 5.5cm.Provenance: from the Mark and Elizabeth Harding Collection, South Africa.Cf. Euronetsuke Magazine, Spring 2024, issue 65, p.13, for another netsuke of a monkey dressed as a Shinto priest by Inada Ichirō, illustrated as part of R Bandini's article 'Simian Simulacra'.
A CHINESE KO-SOMETSUKE WUCAI PLATE FOR THE JAPANESE MARKETCHONGZHENG 1628-44Painted to the centre with a monkey resting amongst lingzhi beneath a fruiting tree; with a deer beside it and a bird and two insects flying above; decorated with a foliate and diaper border to the rim, the base with a six-character Chenghua mark, 20.2cm.OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVEProvenance: purchased in these rooms, Asian Art I, 20 May 2015, lot 264.Cf. R Kilburn, Transitional Wares and Their Forerunners, p.139, no.162; see also T Canepa and K Butler, Leaping the Dragon Gate, The Sir Michael Butler Collection of Seventeenth-Century Chinese Porcelain, p.127, III.1.97 for another similar dish.
's-GRAVENHAGE -- TERENTIUS. Comoediae. Rec., notasque suas et G. Faerni addidit R. Bentleius. Ed. 2a. - Followed by: PHAEDRUS. Fabularum Aesopiarum ll. V. Publii Syri e.a. veterum sententiæ. Rec. & notas addidit R. Bentleius. - Amst., R. &. J. Wetstenius, & G. Smith, 1727. 2 in 1 vol. (32), 444, (4), (179); (8), 87, (95) pp. W. 2 engr. fronts. & a portr. of the Prince of Wales. 4°. Cont. vellum w. raised bands, dec. gilt back, gilt coat of arms of The Hague on both sides surrounded by a gilt dec. border. (Prize fail, name entry on ti-p. & dedic. leaf, a bit browned/foxed in places). NOTE: Schweiger II, 1068; Spoelder, 579 ('s-Grav. 4).
ARNOLD, G. Historie der kerken & ketteren (…) tot 1688. (U.h.) Hoogduytsch in het Neederduyts vert. Dl. 1-2. Amst. (& Gron.), S. Petzold (& P. en E. Visser), 1701-29. 3 vols. (106), 868, (28); (8), 768, (2), 235, (20); (6), 870, (30) pp. W. 1 fold. engr. portr. by G. Bellou, 1 engr. front., 3 identical engr. ti-vign. & 29 full-p. engr. portrs. all by R. de Hooghe. Fol. Cont. blind tooled vellum w. raised bands. (Corners a bit bumped, ti-p. vol. 3 laid down, but else a very fine and clean set). NOTE: Landwehr mentions only 28 portrs. by R. de Hooghe. Complete set with the later published rare 3rd volume. - Landwehr, RdH, 201; Knuttel 12-13. - Ex libr. Pieter de Liefde, Blokzijl, 1859 (written on free endpapers).
BIBLIA NEERLANDICA -- 'PRINTBIJBEL' -- ANSLO, R. v. Hondert vyf en vyftig bybelsche print verbeeldingen, vertoonende de voornaamste historien der H. Schriftuur. Amst., J. Graal, 1736. 2 parts in 1 vol. (8), 201; 111 pp. W. engr. front.-portr. & 155 fine half-p. engr. in the text by A. v. Buysen. Cont. blind tooled vellum w. green ties. (Paste downs detached). NOTE: With printed school prize to Neeltje Vlasbloem, dated Alkmaar 8 Apr. 1776, signed by Jan de Bleijker and J. Baas. - Fine copy. Poortman II, p. 71.
BRANDT, G. Historie der reformatie, en andere kerkelyke geschiedenissen, in en ontrent de Nederlanden. (1e-)2e dr. Amst., 1674-1704. 4 vols. W. engr. front. by R. de Hooghe, 1 engr. dep. the Synod of Dordrecht & 25 full-p. engr. portrs. (i.a. of Erasmus, Coornhert, Vossius). 4°. Cont. blind tooled vellum w. raised bands. (Vols. 3-4 a bit browned/foxed in places). NOTE: Fine set on large paper of this copious work on the history of the Reformation in the Netherlands. With the sequel printed on 6 lvs. after chapter 43, not always present. - De Bie & Loosjes 576-81; Haitsma Mulier/v.d. Lem 81e; Knuttel 45.
H(EUSSEN), H. v. Kerkelijke historie en outheden der Zeven Vereen. Provincien. In 't Nederduits overgeset d. H. v. R(ijn). Leyden, D. Haak, S. Luchtmans & J.A. Langerak, 1726. 6 vols. W. 1 large fold. engr. map of Zeeland and 6 fold. bird's eye plans of cities in Zeeland, 1 bird's eye view of Utrecht, 26 (fold.) views/plates (incl. 11 plates of coins), 24 mainly fold. portraits (incl. 1 of the author), 52 views in text. Fol. Cont. blind tooled vellum, spines raised in compartments. (A bit browned/foxed in places, but a v.g. set). NOTE: Dl. 1: Batavia Sacra, of kerkelijke historie & outheden van Batavia: behelzende de Levens van onze eerste Geloofsverkondigers (…); Dl. 2: Historie van 't Utrechtsche bisdom; Dl. 3: Oudheden en Gestichten van het rechte Zuid-Holland en van Schieland; Dl. 4: Oudheden en Gestichten van Kennemerland, Amstelland, Noordholland en Westvriesland/Oudheden en Gestichten van Zeeland; Dl. 5: Oudheden en gestichten van Vriesland/Oudheden en gestichten van Groningen en Groningerland; Dl. 6: Oudheden en Gestichten van het Bisdom van Deventer/F. v. Mieris. Beschryving der Bischoplyke munten en zegelen. - The 2nd ed. in Dutch, but the only folio ed. Warranted by the publishers after the preface in vol. 1. Haitsma Mulier/v.d. Lem 222.
SUIKERS, G. & I. VERBURG. Algemene Kerkelyke en Wereldlyke Geschiedenissen des bekenden Aardkloots. Amst., R. & G. Wetstein, 1721-28. 10 in 5 vols. W. engr. front., 2 portrs., 4 lge-fold. maps (incl. a fine map of the world), 1 fold. table & 99 text-engr. by Ottens, Wandelaar, Picart, Houbraken, (a.o.) Fol. Cont. blind tooled vellum, spines raised in compartments and w. red ti.-labels. (A bit browned/age-toned throughout). NOTE: An ecclesiastical & secular history of the Eastern & Western world up to 1700, incl. the Netherlands & the East and West Indies. The maps include a nice worldmap, on which California is shown as an island. Very good set in attractive bindings. - Haitsma Mulier/v.d. Lem 461; Knuttel p. 312.
BRUNO, H. Mengel-moes, van verscheyde gedichten, op allerhande voor-vallende saecken. Leyden, S. Wagenaer, 1666. 2 parts in 1 vol. 399, (1) pp. Sm-8°. Cont. vellum. -- W. den ELGER. Gedichten en Rotterdamsche arcadia. Amst., W. Barents, 1726. (4), 28, 52, 336, (6) pp. W. ti. printed in red & black, engr. ti. & engr. ti-vign. 4°. Cont. vellum. From the library of M. Buisman J. Fzn. with his name entry on free endpaper. -- (2). NOTE: Ad 1: Henrick Bruno (1617-64), conrector at Hoorn, dedicated his poems to R. Hofferus & his 'huysvrouwe' J. Udemans in Zierikzee. This work contains Latin & Dutch poems, very important for the "histoire intime" of Holland & Zeeland. - Rare. Scheepers I, 94; Waller 344; Scheurleer 175. Ad 2: Good copy. Buisman 517 (this copy!); Scheurleer 203; Scheepers I, 179.
BRUNO, H. Mengel-moes, van verscheyde gedichten, op allerhande voor-vallende saecken. Leyden, S. Wagenaer, 1666. 2 parts in 1 vol. 399, (1) pp. Sm-8°. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Inner margin ti-p. strenghtened). -- J. VOS. Dichtkunst. Verz. en uytg. d. J.v.D(uisberg). Amst., J. v. Duisberg, 1658. (8), 352, 32 pp. Sm-8°. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (New endpapers, 2 small holes (w. some loss of text), sev. ink stains). -- Added: H.K. POOT. Gedichten. (1e-)2e dr. Delft, R. Boitet, 1726-28. 2 vols. (54), 442, (6); (24), 448, (7) pp. W. engr. front. by Bleyswyk, 2 ti-vign., engr. portr. of the author by Houbraken, & sev. section & text-engrs. 4°. Cont. vellum w. red edges. (Some minor foxing, without 'Vervolgh'). -- (3). NOTE: Ad 1: Rare. Scheepers I, 94; Waller 344; Scheurleer 175. - Ex libris K. ter Laan. Ad 2: First edition of the collected poetry. I.a. Aran en Titus, Zeege der schilderkunst, Klucht van Oene.
SONGBOOKS -- NIEUW GROOT HOORNS LIED-BOEKJE, 't, Bestaande in veel Stigtige en Vermakelyke Bruylofts Liedekens. Hoorn, R. Beukelman, n.d. (c. 1706). 311, (9) pp. Several pp. w. noted music. 32°. Cont. green limp vellum (almanac style). NOTE: Knuttel, Ned. Liedboeken, 185 dates this ed. c. 1706.
DELFT -- (BOITET, R.). Beschryving der stadt Delft, behelzende een zeer naaukeurige en uitvoerige verhandeling van deszelfs eerste oorsprong, benaming, bevolking, aanwas, gelegenheid, prachtige en kunstige gedenkstukken en zeltzaamheden. Nevens derzelver voorregten, handvesten, previlegien en regeeringsvorm, (…). Delft, R. Boitet, (1729). (24), 804, (14) pp. W. engr. front., dedic. engr., 2 double-p./fold. plans of the city, 1 lge. harmonica fold. panoramic view (24 x 125 cm), 1 plate depicting seals, 17 fine double-p. engr. views by C. Decker after P. Smith, & w. 3 extra plates bound in. Cont. cf., spine w. raised bands & gold dec. compartments. (Some dam. to spine ends & other extremities, sides with the usual wear, endpapers repaired, hinges remarkably sound, lower corner of the title-p. torn off, some yellowing & offsetting in the text). NOTE: With the fine panorama of Delft on two conjoined leaves engraved by C. Decker. The three extra plates depict a plan of Delft, the murder of Willem van Oranje by Balthazar Gerardsz., and a view of Delft after an explosion of a powder tower in 1654. - Nijhoff/v. Hattum 34.
HOOGHE, R. de. Schouburgh der Nederlandse Veranderingen, Geopent in Ses Tooneelen, Waer op de wisselbeurten des vereenigde staets Door den Fransen Oorlog gebrouwen, in Historieele Sinnebeelden, Vertoont & Beschreven zijn. Amst., The Author, 1674. 36 pp. W. engr. front. & 6 fold. etchings by the author. Fol. Fine cont. blind tooled vellum. (Plates a bit browned/foxed). NOTE: On the invasion of Louis XIV in the Dutch Republic. Landwehr, RdH, 38; Hollstein 103-108. - Ex libris J. van der Hoeven and with his bookplate.
SPLENDID CEREMONIES -- (BIDLOO, G.). Komste van zyne majesteit Willem III. Koning van Groot Britanje, enz. in Holland; ofte omstandelyke beschryving van alles, het welke op des zelfs komste en geduurende zyn verblyf, in 's Graavenhaage en elders, ten teeken van vreugde en eere, is opgerecht en voorgevallen. The Hague, A. Leers, 1691. (10), 127 pp. W. engr. front. & 14 fine engr. plates (of which 11 double-p.) by R. de Hooghe. Fol. Cont. cf. w. raised bands. (Spine ends & upper corners dam., joints split, new endpapers, upper margin repaired at the beginning, without portrait of William III, a few small wormholes in upper margin, sev. other marg. rep., plates also repaired in places (margins and in places on v°), small piece of blank margin of 1 plate torn off). NOTE: First & only edition of an attractively illustrated work, documenting the visit of stadholder-king William III at The Hague and all the festivities there. - Landwehr, Splendid Ceremonies, 146; Id., RdH, 79; Kat. Ornamentstichsamml. 2952.
EURIPIDES. Helena. Hrsg. & erkl. v. R. Kannicht. 1969. 2 vols. Owrps. -- M.L. WEST. Studies in Aeschylus. 1990. Ocl. (BzA, 1). -- D.J. MASTRONARDE & J.M. BREMER. The textual tradition of Euripides' Phoinissai. (1982). Lge-8°. Owrps. -- H.J. ROSE. A commentary on the surviving plays of Aeschylus. 1957. 2 vols. Lge-8°. Cl. (Lower joint vol. 1 split). -- F. ELLENDT. Lexicon Sophocleum. Ed. 2a emend. cur. H. Genthe. 1872. Cl. -- R.D. DAWE. Studies on the text of Sophocles. 1973-78. 3 vols. Ocl. -- Id. Repertory of conjectures on Aeschylus. 1965. Ocl. -- (11).
ARTISTS' MANUALS -- CAMPER, P. Verhandeling over het natuurlijk verschil der wezenstrekken in menschen van onderscheiden landaart en ouderdom; over het schoon in antyke beelden en gesneedene steenen. Gevolgd door een voorstel van eene nieuwe manier om hoofden van allerleye menschen met zekerheid te tekenen. Ed. A.G. Camper. Utr., B. Wild & J. Altheer, 1791. viii, (2), 108, (1) pp. W. 10 fold. engr. plates by R. Vinkeles. 4°. Cont. hcf. w. black label. (Some unobtrusive foxing, else fine with ample margins). NOTE: Dealing with the relation between anatomy and the arts of drawing, painting and sculpture. - Kunst op Schrift 1344; Graesse II, p. 29. - From the library of the famous Dutch physician J.A.J. Barge (1884-1952) and with his bookplate.
EMBLEM BOOKS -- (MOERMAN, J.). De cleyn werelt. Daer in claerlijcken door seer schoone Poêtische, Moralische en Historische exempelen betoont wort, alles wat den mensche (tot stichtinghe ende leeringhe in zijnen staet) heeft te vlieden ende naer te volghen. Amst., D. Pietersz. [Pers], 1608. (80) lvs. W. 74 fine engr. emblems by G. de Jode in text, numbered 1-74. Sm-4°. Very fine 19th c. red mor., signed by A. Motte, spine gilt and in compartments, sides ruled w. triple gilt border, inside dentelles, fine marbled endpapers, a.e.g. In beautiful custom-made h. mor. box by G. v. Daal. (Lacking the engr. front., margins trimmed and consequently the catchword on the 4th l. of the prelims). NOTE: From the library of Robert Hoe III and with his fine gilt leather bookplate. Robert Hoe III (1839-1909), American businessman and producer of printing press equipment. He succeeded Richard March Hoe as head of R. Hoe & Company, which continued its preeminence among printing-press makers. He was one of the organizers and first president of the Grolier Club, the well-known New York organization for the promotion of bookmaking as an art. He was also one of the founders of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. - Second edition in Dutch. Landwehr 564.
FABLE BOOKS -- LA FONTAINE, J. de. Fables choisies. Par., Printed for Dessaint & Saillant (&) Durand by Ch.-A. Jombert, 1755-59. 4 vols. (4), xxx, xviii, 124; (4), ii, 135; (4), iv, 146; (4), ii, 188 pp. W. (the often lacking) front.-portr. of J.B. Oudry by J. Tardieu, engr. front. in honour of De La Fontaine, and 275 full-p. engr. after J.B. Oudry. Fol. Cont. marbled cf., spines w. raised bands, gold dec. & brown letterpieces, sides & edges discreetly ruled in gold, a.e.g. (All vols. w. wear at extremities, joints delicate, sides chafed, vol. 4 w. wormholes through the spine & w. light waterstaining in lower right corner and wormholes in the inner margin, tear in plate 181 (does not run into image), plate 188 partly loose, name entry DJuttingay on French title-pp., otherwise a clean & well-preserved set). NOTE: One of the finest examples of French 18th c. book illustration to which the best engravers of the time contributed such as Aubert, Aveline, Prévost, Radigues, Riland, Cars, Cochin, Dupuis, Fessard, Legrand, a.m.o. Copy on "papier moyen de Hollande", plate for "Le singe et le léopard" in its lettered state (vol. III, p. 113). Sander 1065; Cohen/de R. 548-50; Després, Bibl. des livres de fables de La Fontaine illustrées, 20; cf. A.-M. Bassy. Les Fables de La Fontaine. Quatre siècles d'illustration (1986).
HOOGHE, R. de. Hieroglyphica of merkbeelden der oude volkeren: namentlyk Egyptenaren, Chaldeeuwen, Feniciers, Joden, Grieken, Romeynen, enz. Nevens een omstandig bericht van het verval en voortkruypende verbastering der godsdiensten door verscheyde eeuwen; en eyndelyk de hervorming, tot op deze tyden toe vervolgt. Overzien en beschaaft door A.H. Westerhovius. Amst., J. v.d. Woude, 1735. (22), 455, (20) pp. W. engr. ti-vign., engr. dedication & headpiece by J. Wandelaar, engr. portr. of R. de Hooghe by J. Houbraken, engr. front. & 63 engr. plates by R. de Hooghe. Lge-4°. Cont. hcf. w. raised bands & red label. (Spine ends slightly torn, corners a bit bumped/worn, weak hinges (espec. upper hinge)). NOTE: Landwehr, R. de H., 108: "The iconology deals with classical mythology and Christian symbolism. The editor Westerhovius - a friend of De Hooghe - gives interesting biographical data on the artist in his preface." - Fine and clean copy on large paper. - Nierop, p. 283 & p. 48-57 (chapter 4).
MARITIME HISTORY - TRAVELLING -- ANSON, G. Reize rondsom de werreld, gedaan in de jaaren 1740 tot 1744, (…). (Uitg.) d. R. Walter. Uit het Engelsch vert. 3e dr. W. engr. ti-vign., 35 engr. maps/plans/views (of which 31 fold.), incl. a world map. - Id. Reize naer de Zuidzee, met het schip de Wager, ondernomen in den jaere 1740. Zynde een vervolg op de reize van den heere George Anson. W. engr. ti-vign, headpiece and 8 (4 fold.) plates by N. v.d. Meer Jr. after D. Kuipers. - Amst./Leiden, J. Le Mair, S.J. Baalde & C. v. Hoogeveen Jr., 1765-66. 2 in 1 vol. (28), 384, (2); (36), 212, (16) pp. Lge-4°. Cont. h. mottled cf. w. marbled paper sides, spine in compartments w. red labels. (Bind. slightly worn (espec. extremities), small marginal tears in the corners of larger fold. plates, but a good and clean copy w. ample margins and w. all the plates called for). NOTE: "This famous and unfortunate expedition, consisting at the start of eight ships, was sent under the command of George Anson at the beginning of the war with Spain, to harass the Spaniards on the western coast of South America. Seven ships were lost around Cape Horn and on the coast of Chile and out of 900 men who left England on board more than 600 perished. (…) The primary object of the expedition was not attained, but by the capture of the Manila Galleon near China, Anson and the surviving members of his crew reached England much the richer. (…) Walter's account of the voyage is a model of what such literature should be." Cox I, p.49 (ed. London, 1740); Tiele 42-43; Sabin 1641 & 1642a. The continuation is the first Dutch edition.
MARITIME HISTORY - TRAVELLING -- TOWNSON, R. Reize in Hongarijen. Met een kort bericht der stad Weenen. Den Haage, J.C. Leeuwestijn, 1800-01. 2 vols. Xvii, (1), 355; vii, (1), 380 pp. W. 1 fold. map, handcold. in outlines, 1 fold. table & 9 engr. plates (6 fold.). Cont. hcf., spine w. raised bands, gold ruling & black letterpiece, very clean & bright pp. (Discreet ticket on spine vol. 1).
(MONTESQUIEU, Ch.L. de SECONDAT de). De l'Esprit des Loix. Ou du rapport que les Loix doivent avoir avec la Constitution de chaque Gouvernement, les Moeurs, le Climat, la Religion, le Commerce, &c. Geneva, Barrillot & Fils, (1748). 2 vols. (8), xxiv 522; (4), xvi, 564 pp. 4°. Cont. cf. w. raised bands, dec. gilt backs, brown and green labels, & red edges. (Spines ends of both vols a bit dam. (vol. 1 especially), some sm. wormholes/o. sm. defects to both spines, outer corners a bit worn/chafed, upper endpaper vol. 2 fails, vol. 1 w. some striping in an old hand between pp 30 and 80, annot. in Italian in an old hand on pp. 36/37 and 79 in the lower blank margin of vol. 1, a bit browned throughout, some faint unobtrusive waterstains in places, vol. 1 sl. waterstained at end). NOTE: In this work Montesquieu sets out his theory for government by limited monarchy with civil liberties well safeguarded, a vision that proved to be highly influential and became the underlying philosophy behind the American and French revolutions. Written over a period of 20 years, 'L'esprit' was widely circulated throughout France, but it was soundly attacked by the Jansenists, the Jesuits, and the censors. PMM 197 ('...the United States Constitution in particular is a lasting tribute to the principles he advocated'). - First edition with all cancels and the double 'r' spelling of the printer on the title-page as described by Tchemerzine. - Tchemerzine VIII, 459; Kress 4920; Goldsmith 8375. For the very complex printing history of this book (added in photostat) see: C.P. Courtney 'Montesquieu et les imprimeurs de L’Esprit des lois (1748-1758)' pp. 193-216 in 'l'Écrivain et l'imprimeur' (by A. Riffaud, Presse Univ. de Rennes, 2010).
OVERIJSSEL -- LANDREGT van Over-Isel/Landrechten van Over-Yssel, met de nadere reglementen, resolutien en ampliatien, mitsgaders de hofrechten. Deventer, J. v. Wyk, 1724. (4), 158, (2), 162, (10) pp. W. engr. ti-p. 4°. Cont. hcf. w. raised bands. Interleaved copy w. num. annot. in an old hand. Small publication bound up at the end. -- Added: REFORMATIE der Lantrechten, gebruycken und gewoontheyden der Graefschap Zutphen. Arnh., J. Janssen, 1604. (61) pp. W. woodcut coat of arms on ti-p. 4°. Mod. hcl. Interleaved copy w. num. annot. in an old hand. -- "ANNOTATIEN over het landregt van de Gr. Zutphen". (c. 1770). Ms. on 148 lvs. (r° only). 4°. Old wrps., uncut. -- (3).
GRAMMATICAE ROMANAE FRAGMENTA. Rec. Funaioli. 1969. -- CHORICIUS GAZAEUS. Opera. Rec. R. Foerster. Ed. confecit E. Richtsteig. 1972. -- TURPILIUS. Fragmenta. Ed. L. Rychlewska. 1971. -- PELAGONIUS. Ars veterinaria. Ed. K.-D. Fischer. 1980. -- SCRIPTORES HISTORIAE AUGUSTAE. Ed. E. Hohl. (Ed.) Ch. Samberger & W. Seyfarth. 1971. 2 vols. -- And 4 o., tog. 10 vols. Ocl. (BT).
PINTO, A. de. Handleiding tot het wetboek van burgerlijke regtsvordering. 2e dr. 1857. 2 in 3 vols. Cont. limp brds., uncut. (Sides loose). -- Id. Handleiding tot het burgerlijk wetboek. 3e dr. 1849. 2 vols. Hcl. -- A. OUDEMAN. Het Nederlandsch wetboek van burgerlijke regtsvordering. 1842-48. 5 vols. (incl. 'Nalezing'). Hcl. (Spine ends dam.). -- R. v. BONEVAL FAURE. Het Ned. burgerlijk procesrecht. 2e-4e dr. 1893-1901. 5 in 4 vols. Cont. h. mor. -- Id. Het burgerlijk wetboek. Handleiding bij het college. 1872. 2 in 1 vol. Cont. h. mor. -- A.F.K. HARTOGH & C.A. COSMAN. De Wet van 7 Juli 1896 tot wijziging v.h. Wetboek van Burgerl. Regtsvordering toegelicht. 1897. Ohcf. (Spine chafed). -- J.B. BREUKELMAN. Wetten & verordeningen van Franschen e.a. oorsprong, hier te lande executoir verklaard of uitgevaardigd. 1892. Cont. h. mor. (Spine a bit dam./chafed). -- (17).
SCHULTE, J.F. v. Die Geschichte der Quellen & Literatur des canonischen Rechts von Gratian b.a.d. Gegenwart. (Nachdr. Ausg. Stuttg., 1875-80). Graz, 1956. 3 vols. in 4 parts, bound in 2 vols. Ocl. (Small stamp on ti.). -- R. v. STINTZING & E. LANDSBERG. Geschichte der deutschen Rechtswissenschaft. Abt. 1-2. (Neudr. Ausg. 1880-1910). Aalen, 1978. 1 (of 4) vol. Ocl. -- H. COING, hrsg. Handbuch der Quellen & Literatur der neueren eur. Privatrechtsgeschichte. Bd. 2, 1.-2: Neuere Zeit. 1977. 2 vols. Ocl. -- V. COLLI. Juristische Buchproduktion im Mittelalter. 2002. Ocl. -- And 2 o. (8). (A few pencil annot.).
TIMBAL, P.-C. Les obligations contractuelles dans le droit français des XIIIe et XIVe siècles d'après la jurisprudence du parlement. 1973-77. 2 vols. Obrds. -- M. PETITJEAN, (e.a.). Le Coutumier bourguignon glosé. (Fin du XIVe siècle). 1982. Obrds. -- R. JACOB. Les époux, le seigneur et la cité. Coutume et pratiques matrimoniales des bourgeois et paysans de France du Nord au MÂ. 1990. Owrps. -- G. LEYTE. Domaine et domanialité publique dans la France médiévale. 1996. Owrps. (A few pencil underl.). -- Ph. de BEAUMANOIR. The Coutumes de Beauvaises. Transl. by F.R.P. Akehurst. (1992). Ocl. -- And 6 o. (12).
BOUTENS, P.C. Strofen en andere verzen uit de nalatenschap van Andries de Hoghe. Maastr., Halcyon Pers, 1932. (12), 60, (6) pp. 4°. Cont. red h. mor. w. marbled paper sides, spine raised in compartments, t.e.g. NOTE: Second, augmented ed. From the library of Johan Polak and w. his owner's stamp on r° of lower endpaper. One of 185 copies on handmade paper. (Polak sale Beijers, lot 686). - Van Dijk 279.
GERHARDT, I.G.M. Handwritten postcard to "Zeer geachte Mevrouw Voors". Dated 20-5.'48. 140 x 107 mm. Text on r° & v°. NOTE: Probably a note to a prospective landlady in Kampen, reassuring her that she wouldn't want to disturb "de sfeer in Uw huis". Gerhardt also assures the adressee that "ik ben 'oecumenisch' zeer geinteresseerd.". - Not in I. Gerhardt, "Courage! Brieven", Amst. 2005.
REVE, G. 'Een Goede Katholieke Opvoeding'. N.d. Ms. poem, written by the author on 1 sheet of paper w. dip pen, signed, r° only. 4°. Hilarious poem about the father of Guus van Bladel, 85 years old. -- Added: a collection of 35 heterogeneous publications/booklets/catalogues/memorabilia, all in relation w. R. -- (36).
REVE, G. Gossamer/Herfstdraden. St. De Roos, 2012. 143 pp. Or. blue velvet bind. w. die-cutted dust-j., blue & red edges. -- Added: G. REVE. Moeder en zoon. 1980. Pbck. Signed by the author. -- Id. Het hijgend hert. 1998. Harmonica fold. text. Sm-8°. Owrps. Signed by the author w. dip pen. -- Id. Commissaris Fennedy. 1962. Sm-8°. Owrps. From the library of L.P. Boon. -- Id. Werkversies van [Op weg naar het einde]. 2023. 5 vols. 4°. Or. clothbacked brds. In slipcase. -- And 32 o. by R., of which 22 first ed. (41).
REVE, G. 'Praten met Gerard Kornelis van het Reve'. N.d. (=1967). Or. typescript 'interview' w. the writer. 7 lvs, r°. only. 4°. (Filing holes in upper left corner). NOTE: Reve interviewing Reve, published under the name Rob Uyldert in 'Hitweek' 11, 1967, p. 8-9 (original copy of this issue added). Original typescript with at least 20 handwritten deletions, corrections and additions by the author. Not entirely similar to the published text. On v° of 2 lvs fragments of letters in the author's manuscript.
REVE, G. Verzameld werk. Vols. 1-6. (1998-2001). 6 (of 7) vols. Ocl. w dust-j. (Spines a bit discold.). -- N. MAAS. Gerard Reve. Kroniek v.e. schuldig leven. Dl. 1-3. (2009-12). 3 vols. Ocl. w. dust-j. (Spines a bit discold.). -- E.POSTHUMA de BOER. Door het oog van de tijd. De Reve-foto's. Comm. E. Posthuma de Boer, verlucht met citaten van G. Reve & voorafgegaan door een interview van H. Klautz met J. Schafthuizen. 2015. Or. pictorial brds. -- And 2 o. on R. (12).
REVE, G. Werther Nieland. Amst., (1949). Owrps. (Yellowed, waterstains throughout on lower margins, w. scoring & annot. by the author). First ed., w. autograph dedication 'For Wim J. Schuhmacher with much love from GerardKornelisvanhetReve Amst., 20th july, 1955'. -- Id. De ondergang v. de familie Boslowits. Amst., 1950. Obrds. w. dust. (Dust.-j. dam., folded in tissue paper). First ed. -- THE PARIS REVIEW 5, Spring 1954. Owrps. Contains G.K. v.h. R.'s story The Acrobat. -- THE PARIS REVIEW 11, Winter 1955. Owrps. (Pasted to first publicity p., a calling card of G. K. v.h. R. w. autograph dedication 'For Rik & Truusje Roegholt with best wishes for 1956 from'). Contains G-K. (sic) v.h. R.'s story Gossamer. -- (4).
REVE -- COLLECTION OF 17 POSTERS/BROADSIDES for venues/publications/exhibitions, etc., all relating to Gerard Reve. Last decades 20th c. Diff. sizes. 1 framed and under glass. (Some occasional pin holes in places, but in good condition). -- Added: 1 large photo portrait of R. (later print). -- (18).
REVE -- HOOSEMANS, P. 'G. Reve', een herinnering. 1979. Owrps. -- G.K. v.h. REVE. Ik bak ze bruiner. G.K. v.h. R. leest 4 eigen sprookjes. Catfish, 1969. EP-disc in or. sleeve. -- STEMMEN VAN SCHRIJVERS. Remco Campert / G.K. v.h. Reve. Querido, (1959). EP-disc in or. sleeve, w. or. text lvs. (Sleeve repaired w. tape, slight waterstains). -- P. GERBRANDY. Pelgrimsliederen. Het dichterschap van Gerard Reve. 2023. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- G. DIJKER. Een klein wit pannenkoekje. Over Willem Grossouw, de dames D en Gerard Reve. 2021. Owrps. (W. an unconsecrated host w. the Christ Monogram in the wrps.). -- E. PRAAT. Verrek, het is geen kunstenaar. Gerard Reve en het schrijversschap. (2014). Owrps. -- And 60 o. publ. on G. Reve. (66).
REVE -- WOLDHEK, Siegfried (1951). (Four satirical portraits of Reve at several ages). 1980 (dated in plate). B&w print. 135 x 243 mm. Signed in pencil, edition of 55 copies. Framed, glazed and under passepartout. -- Added: Peter DONKERSLOOT. (Portrait of Reve). N.d. Paint-printed portrait of Reve in colour on canvas. 600 x 500 mm. Framed. Signed in right lower corner by the artist. Edition "30/100" (written in felt pen at v°). -- And: Marcel RONCKEN. (Portrait of Reve, aged 22). 2010. Drawing in black ink and pencil on handmade paper from India. 230 x 168 mm. -- And 2 o. portraits of R. (5).
REVE, G. & R. KOUSBROEK. Je brief kwam net te laat. Rott., Bébert, (1986). 4°. Ohcl., bound by Bardamu. Printed in green & black in a lim. & numb. edition of 180 copies, signed by both authors. -- G. REVE. Slager Crolus koopt een oude viool. New York, Kunst Editions (for JBR Organisatie-Adviseurs), 1997. W. photogr. by V. Mentzel. Loose in ocl. portfol. Printed in 7 cols. in a lim. & numb. ed. of 999 copies, signed by author & artist. -- (2).
NAPOLEONIC CAMPAIGNS -- VANDERMAELEN, (Ph.). Histoire de la Campagne de 1815: Waterloo, atlas spécial. 2me éd. 1858. W. 5 fold. maps. Sm-8°. Mod. cl. -- (J.-B.-A). CHARRAS. Histoire de la Campagne de 1815: Waterloo. 1858. Mod. cl. -- B.-R.-F. v. VLIJMEN. Vers la Bérésina (1812). 2me éd. 1908. W. 1 fold. map. -- L. LECONTE. Le Général A.-F. Mellinet et sa Brigade "La Victorieuse". (1946). 2 vols. Owrps. -- And 9 o., 8 of which relating to Waterloo, for the greater part in French. (14).
JACOBI, M.P. A Pathfinder in Medicine. W selections from her writing and a complete bibliography. 1925. Ocl. -- W.G. MACCALLUM. William Steward Halsted. Surgeon. 1930. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- R. VALLERY-RADOT. The Life of Pasteur. (Reprint ed. N.Y., 1920. 1995). Ohcf. -- S. NULAND. Doctors. The biography of medicine. (1988). Full cf. binding. -- And 6 o. (10).
FOLIO SOCIETY -- AUSTEN, J. Complete Works. Introd. by R. Church. (1989). 7 vols. W. illustr. by J. Hassall. Ohcl. In or. slipcase. (Spines a bit tanned). -- Added: V. SACKVILLE-WEST. Saint Joan of Arc. 1995. W. illustr. Ocl. In or. slipcase. (Spine discold.) -- (8). NOTE: Ad 1: Shorter Works - Pride and Prejudice - Sense and Sensibility - Emma - Mansfield Park - Persuasion - Northanger Abbey.
FOLIO SOCIETY -- MARCO POLO. Travels. Transl. & introd. by R. Latham. 1990. W. illustr. Ocl. In or. slipcase. -- P. ZIEGLER. The Black Death. 1997. Or. pictorial brds. In or. slipcase. -- W.M. ROSSETTI. The Pre-Raphaelites & their World. A personal view. Introd. & ep. by A. Thirlwell. 1995. Or. dec. cl. In or. slipcase. -- E. HOLMES. The life of Mozart, including his correspondence. 1991. Ocl. In or. slipcase. -- R. HUDSON, ed. Nelson and Emma. 1994. Ohcl. In or. slipcase. -- And 9 o. (18).
McEWAN, I. Disguises. Stichting de Roos, 1984. W. ill. by T. Eyzenbach. Ocl. w. dust-j. Numb. ed., nr 132 of 175. -- Id. Atonement. Folio Society, 2017. W. illustr. by T. Berning. Ohcl. In or. slipcase. -- Id. Psychopolis. Vert. H. t. Holt. Amst., 1976. Owrps. w. dust-j. Lim. ed. of 150 copies, w. autograph dedication: 'To Freek and Hella [de Jonge?] Good luck in 1977 Ian'. -- D. ALIGHIERI. Inferno. Transl. by H.F. Cary. Introd. by R. Hamlyn. W. illustr. by Wm. Blake. Folio Society, 1998. 4°. Or. dec. cl. In or. slipcase. -- And 22 o. (26).
ROTH, Ph. The Anatomy Lesson. 1983. Ocf. w. gold dec., a.e.g. Signed First Edition Series, signed by the author. -- Id. Portnoy's Complaint. (1969). Ocl. w. dust-j. First UK ed. -- Id. Why write? Collected nonfiction 1960-2013. (2017). Ocl. w. dust-j. -- I. NADEL. Philip Roth. A Counterlife. (2021). Ocl. w. dust-j. -- And 9 o. by R., several first UK eds. -- Added: PHOTOGRAPH of Philip Roth in front of a bookcase. 205x300 mm. (Signed by Ph.R.(?)). -- (14).
PLÉIADE, BIBLIOTHEQUE de la. Paris, Éd. Gallimard. Or. limp leather, gilt backs w. mylar covers. In or. slipcases. Printed on India paper. (Several vols. w. bookplate or name entry on first free endpaper). -- CHATEAUBRIAND, (F-R.). Mémoires d'outre-tombe. Éd. p. M. Levaillant & G. Moulinier. (1988). 2 vols. -- Id. Œuvres romanesques et voyages. Éd. p. M. Regard. (1969). 2 vols. -- Id. Essai sur les révolutions - Génie du christianisme. Éd. p. M. Regard. (1978). -- ALBUM CHATEAUBRIAND. Iconographie p. J. D'Ormesson. (1988). -- A. GIDE. Anthologie de la poésie française. (1949). -- Album Gide. Iconographie p. P. Clerc & M. Nadeau. (1985). -- And 19 o. (27). NOTE: Albums nrs. 24, 27.
KOOLHAAS, R. Delirious New York. A retroactive manifesto for Manhattan. Lond., Academy Editions (pasted over New York, OUP), 1978. Prof. ill. 4°. Obrds. w. dust-j. (A few tiny tears in dust-j., else fine). First edition. -- J. SIGLER, ed. S,M,L,XL. O.M.A. Rem Koolhaas and Bruce Mau. (1995). Prof. ill. Obrds. -- And 2 o. on K. (4).
AVEDON, R. Portraits. (N.Y., 2002). Harmonica-folded book. Sm-4°. Obrds. In or. slipcase. -- Id. & T. CAPOTE. Observations. (Lucerne, 1959). 4°. Obrds. In or. slipcase. (Slipcase a bit yellowed, spine of book slightly soiled w. 1 small tear, hinges delicate, otherwise clean & well-preserved). -- Added: PHOTOGRAPH/SILKSCREEN in colour of Brigitte Bardot: image by R. Avedon, processing/adaptation by/after A. Warhol (?). N.d. 300 x 210 mm. (Slightly discold. on lower left corner, light stain in the image). W. autograph in silver marker by B. Bardot.
BRANDOW, T. & W.A. EWING. Edward Steichen: Lives in photography. (2007). 4°. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- E. STEICHEN. A life in photography. 1963. 4°. Obrds. w. dust-j. -- M. BRIX & B. MAYER, eds. Walker Evans: America. (1991). 4°. Obrds. w. dust-j. -- C. CAPA & R. WHELAN, eds. Children of war, children of peace. Photographs by R. Capa. (1991). 4°. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- And 9 o. (13).
ELSKEN, E. v.d. Een liefdesgeschiedenis in Saint Germain des Prés. Amst., De Bezige Bij, (1954). 4°. Ocl. w. dust-j. (Dust-jacket with some wear and tear). -- S. MANN. Immediate family. Afterword by R. Price. (Reissue. 2014). 4°-obl. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- (2). NOTE: Ad 1: First edition. Parr/Badger I, p. 245: "Ed van der Elsken was the best known internationally of the Dutch photographers of the 1950s and 60s, due in no small measure to this book, which took the genre of the Dutch photonovel to a new level (...)."
GUNDLACH, F.C., ed. Martin Munkacsi. (2006). 4°. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- D. MRÁZKOVÁ. Jan Saudek. Divadlo zivota. (1991). Ocl. w. dust-j. -- (E.) BLUMENFELD. Meine 100 besten Fotos. (1979). 4°. Obrds. w. dust-j. -- (A. TASCHEN, ed.). Leni Riefenstahl five lives. A biography in pictures. (2000). 4°. Obrds. w. dust-j. -- M. BISCHOF & R. BURRI, eds. Werner Bischof 1916-1954. (1990). 4°. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- And 6 o. (11).
(SAINT LEON, P.M. & N. FALL, dir.). Anthology of African and of Indian Ocean photography. (1999). 4°. Obrds. w. dust-j. -- J. v. DIJK. Augusta Curiel. Fotografe in Suriname, 1904-37. (2007). 4°-obl. Obrds. -- (M. CORDARO, a.o.). Federico Peliti (1844-1914). An Italian photographer in India at the time of Queen Victoria. (1993). Sm-4°. Obrds. w. dust-j. -- Th. HÖPKER & R. WINTER. Yatun papa, Vater der Indianen. (1963). 4°. Or. clothbacked limp brds. -- And 7 o. (11).
ALICE IN WONDERLAND -- CARROLL, L. Alice's adventures in Wonderland. (Centenary Ed.). (1930). W. tipped in cold. plates by G.M. Hudson. Lge-8°. Or. pictorial gilt dec. red cl. (Bind. a bit stained/faded). -- Id. The same work. (N.Y., Garden City Publ., c. 1930). W. cold. ill. by A.E. Jackson. Ocl. -- Id. The same work. (Lond., P.R. Gawthorn, c. 1940). W. cold. ill. by R. Cloke. Sm-4°. Ocl. (Bind. a bit stained/faded). -- Id. The hunting of the Snark. Utr., De Roos, 1966. W. ill. by P. de Vos. Lge-8°. Or. illustr. brds. w. rexine wrapper. -- And 14 o. on Alice. (18).
ALICE IN WONDERLAND -- CARROLL, L. De avonturen van Alice in Wonderland & Achter de spiegel en wat Alice daar aantrof. - M. GARDNER. Aantekeningen bij Alice. - Vert. d. N. Matsier. 2009. 2 vols. Ocl. w. dust-j. In or. slipcase. (Gouden Reeks). -- Id. De jacht op de Snark. Een doodsstrijd in 8 stuiptrekkingen. Vert. en van annot. voorz. d. H. Ruizenaar. Geïll. d. J. te Wierik. (2001). 4°-obl. Obrds. In or. slipcase. -- Id. Alice's avonturen in Wonderland. Vert. d. M.C. v. Oven-v. Doorn. (1934). W. ill. by R. Cramer. Or. pictorial hcl. (Front side cracked, spine a bit soiled, w. stamps). -- J. FISHER. Het kookboek van Alice in Wonderland. (1976). W. ill. by J. Tenniel. Lge-8°. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- And 13 o. on Alice, all in Dutch. (18).
ALICE IN WONDERLAND -- COLLECTION of 24 illustrated works, written by L. Carroll, for the greater part on 'Alice'. Incl. 3 pop-up books. Diff. sizes. Or. binds. NOTE: I.a.: CARROLL, L. Alice's adventures in Wonderland. Lond., 1905. W. ill. by J. Tenniel. Or. blue pictorial cl. (A few pencil annot.). -- Id. The same work. (1982). W. ill. by B. Moser, printed in red, black & blue. Fol. Ohcl. w. dust-j. -- Id. The same work. (1975). W. ill. by M. Kennel. 4°. Obrds. w. dust-j. -- Id. Through the Looking Glass and what Alice found there. (1972). W. ill. by R. Steadman. Fol. Obrds. w. dust-j.
BLOEMKORFJE voor de Nederlandsche jeugd. 2e dr. Amst., C. Schaares, 1822. W. engr. ti., & 6 handcold. plates. Old limp brds. (Spine strengthened, stained/soiled in places). Huiskamp B180; The Children's World of Learning 790; Klkl 375. -- C. SCHMID. De deugdzame wees. Amst., (c. 1825). W. engr. ti. & 2 plates. Or. printed wrps. (Spine dam., a bit thumbed/soiled). -- R. ARRENBERG. Merkwaardige voorvallen en belangrijke verhalen, uit geloofwaardige schrijvers bijeenverzameld. Haarl., 1831. W. 6 engr. plates. Old brds. -- T. v. SPALL. Geschenk voor Kinderen, bestaande in kleine verhalen. 3e dr. The Hague, (c. 1840). W. lithogr. ti. w. vign., front. & 4 plates. Or. printed brds. (Spine strengthened with paper, upper outer corner stained). -- A. ANTOINE. De beroemde dieren. Uit het Fransch d. R. v.d. Pijl. Dordr., 1812. Old brds. -- And 4 o. (9).
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