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Aobler, E. (editor), Style Amenblement Gothique, Paris, Welby Dugin, [n.d.], small folio (310 x 230mm.), illustrated title, and 24 plates, occasional spotting, contemporary cloth backed spine, decorative boards

Rose E. Welby (Exh. 1880 - 1927), Lilacs and other flowers in a vase, signed, watercolour, 35 x 24.5cm.

A silver taste-vin by D & J Welby, London 1928, of circular shape with circular concave fluting, the base inset with a 1561 silver coin, 9cm diameter, 4oz together with another electroplate example (2)

An Edwardian silver pepper castor by D & J Welby, London 1908, of plain baluster form with moulded girdle and rim, 11cm high; together with a Victorian glass cayenne pepper or mustard bottle of baluster shape silver mounted by George Fox, London 1871, 10cm, 3.25oz (2)

PUGIN, A. WELBY Details of antient timber houses of the 15th & 16th cent. Ackermann, 1836 4to., orig. cloth, with title illustration on upper cover (soiled). Engraved title, partly hand coloured, and 21 plates (title lightly spotted). -- DRAKE, MAURICE. A History of English Glass-Painting. 1912. Tall 8vo., orig. boards, uncut (sides faded and wrinkled, torn d.w.). Coloured frontis. and plain plates. With four others. (6)

A set of three modern candlesticks on nauette shaped bases,+ with tapering columns and vase and shaped capitals with detachable nozzles, by D. & J. Welby, London 1915/16, 11.8in (30cm) high, (loaded). (3)

A Merchant Tailors company miniature tankard, copying one of the 1680 Charles II Irish lidded tankards to commemorate the anniversary of granting of the First Charter in 1327, the body engraved with the company arms and inscribed, above a band of repousse stiff leaves, the hinged lid with a mask, cast winged thumb piece to the scroll handle, the base with a rose (with parchment). Makers, D. & J. Welby, London, 1926. 6.5 oz. (See lot 44 for illustration)

Pugin, Welby, The Present State of Ecclesiastical Architecture in England, London, Charles Dolman, 1843, tall 8o (220 x 130mm.), lithographed frontispiece, and 30 plates, 2 folding, contemporary black cloth, spine lettered in gilt. Rylands, George (editor), The Psalms of David Coverdale's Version, London, Faber & Gwyer, 1926, 4o (280 x 195mm.), half title, 32 plates by Frideswith Huddart, original red cloth gilt. With a number on other works, including set of Dumas and some incomplete sets such as 'Works of Josephus', and a number of children's books and annuals.

Seneca (L. & M.A.) Tragoediae, woodcut title vignette, initial blank present, contemporary ink notations to title, paper flaw in n2 and some worming, both with a little loss of text, contemporary limp vellum, soiled, lacks ties, [STC 22218], 8vo, Felix Kingstonias, imp. Gulielmi Welby, 1613.

A Mintons (Kensington Gore Studio) 'Maiolica' Dish 1886, painted by E Welby, signed and dated, with a central female portrait framed by a saturated blue ground border filled with five amorini in a continuous acanthus meander with a central escutcheon, artist's marks, impressed date code, {43.2cm}. See lot 89 for illustration.

---. PUGIN (AUGUSTUS WELBY) Selected Views in Islington, Pentonville, Highbury, Canonbury, 30 engraved plates loosely inserted in cloth-backed boards portfolio, edges of plates darkened, some corners stained not affecting image, 1819 ~ Ramsey (Stanley C.) Small Houses of the Late Georgian Period, plates, original cloth, gilt, Architectural Press, 1924 ~ Le Corbusier. Creation is a Patient Search, illustrations, some coloured, original cloth, dust-jacket, rubbed, slightly tanned, New York, 1960; and 12 others, Architecture, 4to (15).

Pugin (Augustus Welby) Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament and Costume, second edition, chromolithograph additional title, 71 chromolithograph plates, a few double-page, 1 plain plates, few text-illustrations, few plates spotted, ex-library copy, stamps on title, margin of some plates and elsewhere, half morocco, rubbed and marked, folio, 1846.