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Ships, Marine History, Fishing &., a quantity, including Du Chaillu, Paul B.The Viking age. 1889. 2 volumes, 8vo; Lubbock, Basil The last of the Windjammers. 1975-76. 2 volumes, dust-jackets; Lubbock, Basil The Arctic whalers. 1937; Mitchell-Henry, L. Tunny fishing. 1934; Rogers, W.L. Greek and Roman naval warfare. 1937; Minnigerode, M. Some mariners of France. 1930; Pierce, W.G. Goin` fishin. Salem, 1934; Dumas, A. On board the "Emma". 1929; Wood, Walter North Sea fishers and fighters. 1911. Rebacked; March, E.J. Sailing trawlers. 1970. Dust-jacket; Hearn, C.G. Gray raiders of the sea. 1992. Dust-jacket; Humphreys, L. Merlin`s man. 1995; Bucknall, R. Boat trains & Channel packets. 1957. Dust-jacket frayed; Cranwell, J.P. &W.B. Crane. Men of Marque. New York, 1940; Grant, G.H. Consigned to Davy Jones. 1935; Gibson, J.R. Otter skins, Boston ships and China goods. The Maritime fur trade of the Northwest Coast 1785-1841. Montreal, 1992. Dust-jacket; and many others, similar, most original cloth, with Cruising Association Library gilt stamp on upper cover and/or bookplate or small oval blindstamp on title; sold not subject to return (quantity)Provenance:P The Cruising Association Library

Crane (Walter, illust.). The Book of Wedding Days, Quotations for Every Day in the Year Compiled & Arranged by K.E.J. Reid, May Ross & Mabel Bamfield, 1889, frontis., decorative title and pages, endpapers spotted & browned, top edge silver, orig. cloth with silver blocked decoration, large 4to. A near-fine copy. (1)

Upton (Florence K. and Bertha). The Golliwogg`s Bicycle Club, 1st ed., 1896; The Golliwogg`s `Auto-Go-Cart`, 1st ed., [1901]; The Golliwogg`s Air-Ship, 1st ed., [1902], together three volumes, full-page col. illusts., some sewing a little loose, occasional finger soiling and marks, front endpapers with few juvenile marks and inscriptions etc., front free-endpaper to Auto-Go-Cart torn, all orig. pictorial boards with cloth spine strips, dust-soiled, marked and some wear, oblong folio, together with Crane (Walter, illust.), The Baby`s Own Aesop, pub. George Routledge, 1887, dec. title and col. illusts., orig. pictorial boards with cloth spine strip, extrems. rubbed & worn, slim 4to, plus one other similar. (5)

Walter Crane (British, 1845-1915) Exhibition of the Wood Engraver`s invitation, for a private view on Monday 11 March 1895 monogrammed within the plate, woodcut 4" x 5".

A PAIR OF ARTS & CRAFTS TILES, depicting medieval couples, in the manner of Walter Crane, 30cm x 14cm (2)

CRANE (WALTER) - A MASQUE OF DAYS FROM THE LAST ESSAYS OF ELIA printed in colour, pictorial boards, cloth spine, 1901, worn, contents good

King Arthur`s Knights: illustrated by Walter Crane, org. cloth rubbed, 8vo, n.d. With a box of mainly illustrated children`s books

A collection of Victorian press moulded commemorative glassware - including rowing interest - Henry Greener, Edward Hanlan Champion of The World mug; Sowerby Robert Burns plate; Gladstone plate; Sowerby posy trough `Oranges and Lemons` after Walter Crane;

Three boxed locomotives, a Bachmann locomotive number 30852 'The Sir Walter Raleigh' in British Rail green, a TMC 32 'The Vulcan', an Austerity class British Rail loco, a Hornby Railways Class 37 Deltic diesel locomotive and a boxed Hornby operating break-down crane (R.739)

Walter Crane, R.W.S. (1845-1915) Whitesands, St. David`s Watercolour Signed with monogram, titled "Whitesands St. D."and dated `85, lower left 6 3/4 x 10 3/4 in. (17 x 26 cm.). Provenance: Gifted by the artist`s family to the present owner`s family in the 1920s. (Not illustrated)

CRANE, Walter, Triplets comprising The Baby`s Opera, The Baby`s Bouquet, and the Baby`s own Aesop, printed Edmund Davies, 1st edit, pub 1899, 253/750, blue cloth (1)

Books, mainly architectural, including `The Bases of Design`, by Walter Crane, and two volumes of `Oxford Glossary`

Crane (Walter) The Claims of Decorative Art, 1832, numbered ltd. edition of 110, fine paper edition. signed by the publisher, original cloth; idem, Flora`s Feast, A Masque of Flowers, 1895, original cloth-backed decorative boards; idem, A Flower Wedding, 1905, original cloth-backed decorative boards (3)

A collection of books comprising The Diverting History of John Gilpin with illustrations by R Caldecott, The Golden Goose Book with drawings by L Leslie Brooke, printed by Frederick Warne & Company Limited 1905, Apple Pie with illustrations by Kate Greenaway, printed by Frederick Warne & Co, London with original dust cover, The Adventures of Dunno and his Friends by Nikolai Nosov, with original dust jacket, Pothooks and Perseverance or the ABC Serpent, penned and pictured by Walter Crane, printed by Marcus Ward & Co, London 1886, The English Struwwelpeter by Dr Heinrich Hoffmann, printed in London, also Old Irish and Highland Dress, by H F McClintock, printed by Dundalk 1950, The Art and Craft of Hairdressing, edited by Gilbert A Foan, published by the New Era Publishing Company Limited, London c.1931, also Under the Window by Kate Greenway (9)

A Staffordshire pottery square tile, late 19th Century, depicting `Little Bo Peep` after Walter Crane, approx 20.3cm square, framed.

"Pan Pipes; a book of old songs, newly arranged by Theo Marzials, set to pictures by Walter Crane", together with "Don Quixote", illustrated by Gustave Dore (examine)

MORRIS (William) Items formerly from the collection of the late Sir Adair Hore. Kelmscott Press. Syr Perecyvelle of Gales edited by F.S.Ellis, 1895, 8vo, printed in red and black in Chaucer type, wood-engraved frontispiece designed by Edward Burne-Jones and borders and initials by William Morris, original cloth backed boards, upper board titled in black, uncut; Art and the Beauty of the Earth, 1898; An Address delivered ...to students of the Birmingham School of Art 1894, 1898 (some dust staining to boards); 3 Socialist pamphlets, 1885-1893; A pen and ink sketch of Morris in the manner of Burne-Jones or Rossetti, 12.5 x 7.5cm; CRANE (Walter) Cartoons for the Cause, 1886-1896, oblong folio, possibly signed and numbered 15 by Crane, (silk tied leaves, boards soiled and damaged); Coronation Service Book, 1937, signed by Adair Hore and a photograph of George VI and Queen Elizabeth

HAWTHORNE (N) Wonder Book, 60 Designs by Walter Crane, London and New York: Harper Brothers no date, pictorial boards

CHILDRENS BOOKS. CRANE WALTER, QUEEN SUMMER, COLOUR PLATES, PICTORIAL BOARDS 1891 AND TWO OTHERS, R CALDECOTTS SKETCH BOOK AND R CALDECOTTS PICTURE BOOK NO.

A Minton majolica Christmas jug, circa 1872, the cobalt blue glazed body relief decorated with holly, the gently flared neck with mistletoe and mask moulded spout, impressed factory marks to base with shape No. `580` (neck broken and glued), together with a Sowerby purple malachite pressed glass vase relief moulded with Gathering Apples, after Walter Crane (repaired), and a pressed glass obelisk (minor chips).

"Walter Crane illustrated childrens books, The yellow dwarf, Aladdin and Princess Belle Etoile, Shilling Series, published by Routledge & Sons (3)"

"Walter Crane, `A Masque of Days` from The Last Essays of Elia 1901, illustrated throughout"

One volume "The Baby`s Bouquet, a fresh bunch of old rhymes and tunes", arranged and decorated by Walter Crane, one volume "Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam" presented by Willie Pogany, published London, OSCAR WILDE "The Happy Prince & Other Stories" published Duckworth & Co., and WALTER EMANUEL "A Dog Day" illustrated by Cecil Aldin, published William Heinemann 1904 (4)

3 Illustrated Books: To include Graphic Pictures of Native Life in Distant Lands 1888 with 12 Lithographic plates, The Podgy Puppy Thomas Nelson & Sons, Flora`s Feast by Walter Crane 1895 (3)

Circle of Walter Crane, A Pre-Raphaelite maiden amidst daffodils and lilies, oil on canvas, signed with artists monogram `MF` and dated 1907, 130 x 46cm (51 x 18in)

JOHN GAY "The Beggar`s Opera" with an introduction by Oswald Doughty, M.A, B.LITT, Lecturer in English, University College, London, with 28 plates in collotype and a facsimile title of the 1st Edition "This edition is strictly limited to 1000 copies, of which 950 are for sale. This copy is No ...", published by Daniel O`Connor at 90 Gt. Russell Street, WC, 1922, white cloth spine over blue paper covered boards, with brown paper dust wrapper with embossed portrait of John Gay and paper label to front, together with one volume MR GAY "The Beggar`s Opera & Polly", reprint of the 2nd Edition 1923, WALTER CRANE "The Baby`s Opera", published George Routledge & Sons Ltd., London & New York, paper boards and cloth spine, one volume "The New Musical and Vocal Cabinet comprising a selection of the most favorite English, Scotch and Irish Melodies arranged for the voice, violin, flute and c", published by H. Gray, marble and leather boards, and IRIS MORLEY "Soviet Ballet", published Collins, 14 St. James`s Place, London (5)

AFTER WALTER CRANE (1845-1915) "Two Gentlemen of Verona", a set of eight engravings on Indian paper by Duncan C. Dallas, published by J.M. Dent in a limited edition of 640 copies, image size 19 cm x 14 cm (ONE ILLUSTRATED)

Bronte (Charlotte, Emily & Anne). Life and Works of Charlotte Bronte (Currer Bell) and her Sisters Emily and Anne Bronte (Ellis and Acton Bell), Pocket Edition, 7 vols., Smith, Elder, c.1895, frontis. to each, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed (foxed), orig. decorative cloth gilt, some minor marks, spines with sl. mottled fading, housed together in orig. cloth box, with gilt lettered hinged lid, some splitting to joints crudely strengthened, sm. 8vo, together with Greenaway (Kate), Book of Games, George Routledge, [1889], col. illusts. throughout, some marks and edge-tears, half-title and last page browned, former with contemp. ms. inscription, yellow endpapers and edges, orig. blue cloth-backed pictorial boards, dusty and a little edge-worn, 4to, plus other children’s and illustrated books, incl. works by Kipling, Mrs. Molesworth, Hugh Lofting, George Macdonald and Walter Crane. (2 cartons)

An early 20th Century presentation box depicting Joan of Arc in armour praying at an altar in the manner of Walter Crane, enclosing an early 20th Century net veil, three hat pins, a silk purse with painted floral decoration and a tag inscribed "Love from Doris"

An Arts & Crafts Pre-Raphaelite style needlework, depicting an autumn harvest scene, in the style of Edward Burne-Jones and William Morris, unsigned, bears motto ‘Her Angels face as the great eye of heaven shyned bright And made a sunshine in the shady place’ quote from The Faerie Queene (Edmund Spenser 1552-1599), Morris associate Walter Crane illustrated plates for the 1894-96 edition of The Faerie Queene, 63 x 30cm, all housed in a plain gilt frame and under glass, frame has label verso for G F Woodhouse of the Broadway Station Road Harrow. Condition: appears good and complete, silk backdrop lightly discoloured all over, no tears, losses or visible repairs, colours good and vibrant. Please see our website for additional images.

A collection of books comprising `The Diverting History of John Gilpin` with illustrations by R Caldecott, `The Golden Goose Book` with drawings by L Leslie Brooke, printed by Frederick Warne & Company Limited 1905, `Apple Pie` with illustrations by Kate Greenaway, printed by Frederick Warne & Co, London with original dust cover, `The Adventures of Dunno and his Friends` by Nikolai Nosov, with original dust jacket, `Pothooks and Perseverance` or the `ABC Serpent`, penned and pictured by Walter Crane, printed by Marcus Ward & Co, London 1886, `The English Struwwelpeter` by Dr Heinrich Hoffmann, printed in London, also `Old Irish and Highland Dress`, by H F McClintock, printed by Dundalk 1950, `The Art and Craft of Hairdressing`, edited by Gilbert A Foan, published by the New Era Publishing Company Limited, London c.1931, also `Under the Window` by Kate Greenway, `Tin Tans at Play`, a book for children by Gracia Kasson and E Tschantre, printed by Ernest Nister, London (10)

A collection of assorted children`s books to include Rebecca`s World Journey to the Forbidden Planet by Terry Nation and illustrated by Larry Learmonth, the Baby`s Bouquet arranged and decorated by Walter Crane, Garden Birds by Phyllis Barclay-Smith, Daisy and her friends - the story of an Orphan, His Lordship`s Leopard etc (7)

Barrie (J.M.) Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, nd. [1910], Hodder & Stoughton, 24 colour plates after Arthur Rackham, each with printed tissue guard, dust wrapper (torn with loss); Mother Goose, Mother Goose`s Nursery Rhymes, nd. Nister & Dutton, chromolitho illustrations throughout, a.e.g., original pictorial cloth; Parry (Edward Abbott), Gamble Gold, 1907, illustrations by Harry Furniss, a.e.g., original pictorial cloth gilt; Lear (Edward), The Book of Nonsense, 1901, original cloth gilt; Crane (Walter), The Baby`s Bouquet, nd. [?1878], original cloth-backed boards (lacking rear free endpaper) (5)

[ILLUSTRATORS] Beauty’s Awakening…Designed…by the Members of the Art Workers’ Guild, 4to, illus. by Walter Crane, C. R. Ashbee, W. Strang & others, clo., The Studio, 1899.

An illustrated book of Nursery Songs and Mother Hubbards picture book illustrated by Walter Crane

Achille Isidore Gilbert (1828-1899) after Sir Frederic (later Lord) Leighton PRA, `The Athlete Wresting with a Python`, etching, published 1881 by The British and Foreign Artists` Association, unframed, plate 30.5 x 22 cm (12 x 8 1/2 in) together with `The Arts of War` by and after the same hands, an etching of `Widdop as Siegfried` by E. H. Lacey, one after Albert Moore and a lithograph of Paganini by Walter Crane

Two Walter Crane children`s books, baby`s bouquet, baby`s opera, a fifty `Bab` Ballards by W S Gilbert 1884 and a Beswick select fables.

ILLUSTRATED. Crane, Walter (illustrator), & Marzials, Theo. Pan Pipes. A Book of Old Songs, Routledge, London 1883. Cloth-backed pictorial boards (re-backed), colour illustrations throughout engraved and printed by Edmund Evans, oblong quarto; with Crane, Walter (illustrator). The Baby`s Opera. A Book of Old Rhymes with New Dresses, Warne, London no date. Cloth-backed pictorial boards, colour illustrations throughout engraved and printed by Edmund Evans, square quarto (lacking front free endpaper); Crane, Walter. Flora`s Feast. A Masque of Flowers, Cassell, London 1889. Cloth-backed decorative boards, colour illustrations throughout, quarto; Crane, Walter. A Flower Wedding, Cassell, London. Cloth-backed decorative boards, colour illustrations throughout, quarto (lacking title page / page 2, and final blank / decorative free endpaper); Crane, Walter. Flowers From Shakespeare`s Garden. A Posy from the Plays, Cassell, London 1906. Cloth-backed pictorial boards, colour illustrations throughout, quarto; and Herrick, Robert, & Houghton, Ellen (illustrator). Herrick`s Content - His Grange & His Book of Littles, Ward, London no date. Cloth-backed pictorial boards, colour illustrations throughout, oblong quarto, (6).

MARY DE MORGAN: THE NECKLACE OF PRINCESS FIORIMONDE AND OTHER STORIES, ill Walter Crane, 1880, [100], 1st edn, numbered, plts and ills on India paper, small 4to, cf bkd marb bds

Burges (William) Art Applied to Industry .., 1865, original cloth; Decorative Arts, Arts Decoratifs de Grande-Bretagne et D'Irlande, Exposition, organisee par le Gouvernement Britannique, Palais de Louvre, 1914, intro by Walter Crane, plates, a.e.g., morocco gilt (2)

Crane (Walter) Konody (P.G.), The Art of Walter Crane, 1902, folio, numbered ltd. edition of 100, handmade paper, photogravure and colour plates, t.e.g., original cloth gilt

Crane (Walter) The Work of Walter Crane - Easter Art Annual, 1898, plates, later cloth retaining original wraps; idem, The Claims of Decorative Art, 1892, numbered ltd. fine paper edition of 110, signed by printers, original cloth; idem, Cartoons for the Cause, 1976, folio, numbered ltd. edition of 100 signed by John Betjeman, original wraps; idem, William Morris to Whistler .., 1911, numbered ltd. large paper edition of 350, original cloth; with a small quantity of others (qty)

Crane (Walter): Pan Pipes, colour illustration

HAWTHORNE Nathaniel, Wonder Book for Boys and Girls, illus Walter Crane, 1892, WORDSWORTH William, The White Doe of Rylstone, 1859, and other childrens (6)

Crane (Walter) Flora`s Feast pictorial title-page and 39 full-page colour illustrations by the author incorporating text, advertisement and publisher`s catalogue at end, hinges weak, original cloth-backed decorated boards, rubbed and slightly soiled, Cassell & Company, 1890; Queen Summer: or the Tourney of the Lily & the Rose, colour illustrations throughout by the author, upper hinge broken, original cloth-backed decorative boards, extremities worn, 1891; and another, Greenaway, A Day in a Child`s Life, 4to (3)(3)

DOWD, J.H., Important People, 1st edit 1930, and Serious Business, 1st edit 1937, `B.B.`s`, The Wind in the Wood, 1st edit 1952, ANDERSEN Hans, Fairy Tales, illus Arthur Rackham and 1932 and WALTER CRANE, Mother Hubbard, illus Re-Issue Picture Book (5)

Communism and socialism group of approx 30 rare socialist and anarchist periodicals including The Social Democrat (with a fine illustration by Walter Crane)^ ‘Liberty’ – the Journal of Anarchist Communism with an article ‘Why I am a communist by William Morris’^ the Commonweal – the Official Journal of the Socialist League’^ Socialist Standard and others. 1920s/30s. Note: sold as a collection not subject to return.

W. Sharland - `George Inn, Southwark`, monochrome etching, signed and titled in pencil, together with seven prints after Walter Crane.

CRANE (Walter) A Floral Fantasy in an Old English Garden, London 1899, small 4to, colour printed , dust wrapper (worn), contents loose

Crane (Walter).- Cervantes (Miguel de) Don Quixote, retold by Judge Parry, first edition with these illustrations, coloured frontispiece, pictorial title-page, and 10 coloured plates and other illustrations in text by Walter Crane, original pictorial cloth, upper cover soiled, corners and spine ends bumped, rubbed, Blackie and Son, 1900 ? Wain (Louis) Louis Wain`s Baby Picture Book, illustrations, upper joint becoming loose, original pictorial boards, loss to spine, rubbed and soiled, James Clarke and Co., 1903 ? White (E.B.) Stuart Little, first English edition, illustratoins, original cloth, spine faded, cocked, upper cover marked, 1946; and 6 others, children`s, 8vo & 4to (9) (9)

Robinson (William Heath).- Carse (Roland) All the Monarchs of Merry England, (William I to Edward VII), colour plates and illustrations by William Heath Robinson, modern burgundy cal with parts of original pictorial cloth, gilt, laid down on covers, n.d. ? Gilbert (Henry) King Arthur`s Nights: The Tales Retold for Boys and Girls, colour plates by Walter Crane, original pictorial cloth, gilt, spine faded, a few marks, 1911 ? Wyss (Johan David) Swiss Family Robinson, mounted colour plates by T.H. Robinson, occasional spotting, original pictorial cloth, gilt, a very good copy, n.d. ? Dahl (Roald) Esio Trot, first edition, illustrations by Quentin Blake, original boards, dust-jacket, a fine copy, 1990; and 15 others, similar Children`s, v.s. (19)

Crane (Walter).- Dale (Nellie) The Dale Readers, 6 vol., new edition, colour illustrations by Walter Crane, some with library stamps, original pictorial wrappers, some surface creasing, spines faded, small 8vo, [c.1899]. (6)

Wise (John R.) The New Forest, its History and its Scenery, Artist`s edition, number 348 of 350 copies, etchings by Heywood Sumner, illustrations by Walter Crane, maps, tissue-guards, light spotting to endpapers, original morocco-backed boards, rubbed, 1883 ? Rackham (Arthur).- Shakespeare (William) A Midsummer-Night`s Dream, sixth impression, tipped-in colour plates by Rackham, inscription to endpaper, original cloth, gilt, spine faded, rubbed, 1919, 4to (2) (2)

HOUFE, Simon, Dictionary of British Book Illustrators and Caricaturists, 1800-1914, 1981 revised edition, SPENCER Isobel, Walter Crane, author on Walter Crane, MUIR Percy, Illustrated Victorian Books and GARRETT, A., History British Wood Engraving (5)

Crane (Walter): Flora`s Feast, a masque of flowers, pub. Cassell & Company, London 1895, gilt morocco

A Minton & Hollins tile, designed by Walter Crane, printed and painted with Bo Peep in a riverscape, impressed marks, signed CB to front 15cm. square

A large pair of pottery two tile plaques, painted with allegorical figures in the manner of Walter Crane, framed 41 x 20cm.

A pair of 19th century Sowerby yellow vitro porcelain posy vases decorated in the rare Jack & Jill Nursery pattern after a design by Walter Crane (peacock mark to base).

A 19th century Sowerby green malachite model of a pair of bellows decorated in the rare Nursery Tom Thumb pattern after a design by Walter Crane together with a small turquoise blue malachite glass cream jug.

Six books, "Ancient Timber Houses" A. Welby Pugin, "Book of Nonsense" Edward Lear, "Flora`s Feast" Walter Crane, "Panjandurm Picture Book" R. Caldecote, "Baby Bouquet" Walter Crane and "Queen Victoria`s Dolls" Francis H. Low 1894.