The Oxford Library Sale - 21st & 22nd April 2021 (Mallams Oxford)

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MALLAMS

Mallams 1788

THE OXFORD LIBRARY SALE 21ST & 22ND APRIL 2021

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The Oxford Library Sale

21st & 22nd April 2021 at 11am

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THE OXFORD LIBRARY TWO DAY SALE Wednesday 21st April Lots 1-654

Thursday 22nd April Lots 661-949

VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Thursday 15th April 9am – 5pm Friday 16th April 9am – 5pm Saturday 17th April 9am – 1pm Monday 19th April 9am - 5pm Tuesday 20th April 9am – 5pm Auction Time: 11am Catalogue: £10 AUCTION ENQUIRIES & CONDITION REPORTS Jack Stinson oxford2@mallams.co.uk +44 (0)1865 241358 MARKETING & PRESS ENQUIRIES oxford@mallams.co.uk +44 (0)1865 241358 CONDITIONS OF SALE This auction is subject to important notices, conditions of sale and reserves, which can be found towards the end of the catalogue.

Auction Location Bocardo House 24a St. Michael’s Street Oxford OX1 2EB

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CONTENTS WEDNESDAY 21 APRIL Works of Art, Antique Furniture and Rugs.

Musical Instruments and Accoutrements

1-218 220-260

16th-19th Century Books and Bindings from multiple Vendors

302-553

20th Century General Literature, Poetry, Private Press Publications Illustrated and Children’s Books including books from the Estate of an Oxford College Fellow (560-588).

560-654

THURSDAY 22ND APRIL A Private collection of 17th – 19th Century Medical Books.

661-708

The Library of the Late Peter Hayden, Garden Historian, of Chatcull, Staffordshire.

711-810

The Property of a Lady – An Album of 60 Engravings after John Webber of Captain Cook’s Third Expedition.

By Order of Newport City Libraries.

820 821-906

Photography, Albums, Maps and Prints including a collection of correspondence and photographs relating to Frank & Cecil Rhodes, Ephemera BIDS +44 (0)1865 241358 Fax +44 (0)1865 725483 or to bid via the internet www.mallams.co.uk www.the-saleroom.com

online catalogue www.mallams.co.uk

909-949

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Important notice: Buyers premium 30% inclusive of VAT on each lot Please note that condition reports are not printed in the catalogue or on our website. However, we are happy to provide them when requested, subject to our terms and conditions of sale.

The absence of any reference to condition in any description does not imply the lot is without fault.

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DAY ONE WEDNESDAY 21ST APRIL Lots 1-654

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Works of Art, Antique Furniture and Rugs

2. A BRONZE GROUP OF THREE SEA LIONS, bull, cow and pup emerging from the waves onto a rock, green patination, 23cm wide, upon a black marble base £150-250

4. A W RIDGWAY SON & CO. RELIEF DECORATED DRABWARE JUG decorated with jousting knights, pewter hinged lid, 24cm high, a Stourbridge patent mosaic example with snake and branch handle, another similar and a set of five 19th Century cut glass rummers (8) £50-80

5. AN ANTIQUE STEEL BREAST PLATE with brass studs and leather trimmed rim, 41cm high, a Saxon style Spangelhelm (lacking chain mail), a further helmet, an Officers dress sword by Stephens, Belgrave Mansions with scabbard and a 19th Century sabre marked ‘Eisenhauer’ (5) £500-700

6. A 20TH CENTURY MAH JONG SET comprising of bone and bamboo playing pieces, contained within a five drawer chest with metal mounts and carrying handles, together with handbook (2) £80-120

7. A PAIR OF DOULTON LAMBETH BALUSTER VASES each decorated with a band of flower heads and scrolls, 18cm high £70-90

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1. A MID VICTORIAN BURR AND FIGURED WALNUT PEDESTAL DESK with green leather inset top fitted with one long and eight side drawers with brass ring handles, plinth bases and castors, 122cm, 48” wide £500-700

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3. A BRONZE FIGURE OF MERCURY AFTER GIAMBOLOGNA adapted as a table lamp with opaque glass flame shade, 94cm high overall £300-500

8. A COLLECTION OF OLD WAX SEALS and two 19th Century boxes with wax sealed exteriors; together with replica seals £50-100

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10. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND BRASS MOUNTED TABLE TOP BOX with hinged lid, drawer below and recessed handles, 29cm wide £40-60

12. A MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE IN SHERATON REVIVAL STYLE the moulded cornice with hand painted floral and ribbon tied swags over a plain glazed central door with ribbon tie carved crest, flanked by two further glazed doors each with hand painted oval panel decorated with classical ladies enclosing a pink satin lined interior with shelves, raised upon dwarf baluster turned legs, 210cm wide x 215cm high £200-300

11. A CANADIAN INUIT ART CARVED GREYSTONE FIGURE GROUP of a polar bear with seal prey, 24cm wide £40-60

13. TWO SIMILAR ‘HAILWOODS’ MINER’S LAMPS, brass and steel with blue glass shades, 26cm high (2) £50-80

14. A MID VICTORIAN FIGURED WALNUT DAVENPORT with raised correspondence compartment, sloping leather inset hinged top and four side drawers with knob handles, 56cm wide £200-300

15. A VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by Jane Beach, 1870 in a crossover frame, two further examples and another in memoriam (4) £80-120

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9. A 19TH CENTURY SEAL with turned ivory handle, two agate handled seals and two coloured stone examples (5) £50-100

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16. A 19TH CENTURY BLACK FOREST WALL CLOCK with painted Roman dial, brass hands, bell strike, two iron weights and pendulum, 31cm diameter £30-50

17. A 19TH CENTURY PERSIAN PEN BOX with domed cover and all over gilt foliate decoration, 26cm wide and a Victorian papier mache wall pocket (2) £40-60

19. A PAIR OF FRENCH SPELTER FIGURES, La Force and Le Pouvoir, each on a bakelite socle, 34cm high £20-40

20. A VICTORIAN LEATHER AND BRASS TELESCOPE with single telescopic draw adjusting by a collar, upon a height adjustable scrolled brass and green painted column decorated with floral medallions, the telescope with adjustable swivel action, 99cms long fully extended.

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22. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY KNEEHOLE PEDESTAL WRITING DESK with leather topped central drawer and one long and four short drawers with brass handles, 114cm wide £150-250

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18. A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD STICK BAROMETER the angled ivory scales signed Negretti & Zambra, Hatton Garden, London enclosed by a rectangular bevelled glass, the trunk centred with a mercury tube thermometer over a visible cistern with rectangular bevelled glass cover, 94cm high £80-120

21. A W. WATSON & SONS LTD, LONDON ‘SERVICE’ MICROSCOPE with wooden case £30-50

23. A VICTORIAN FIGURED WALNUT TABLE TOP STEREOSCOPIC VIEWER by Negretti & Zambra, London,58cm long, together with a quantity of slides (150 approx) £100-200

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24. A NEAR PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY CEYLONESE CARVED EBONY OPEN ARMCHAIRS the foliate crest rails over a barley twist balustrade, scroll arms and panel seats (once caned) the rails with further foliate scroll decoration upon turned and spiral reed legs (2) £1000-2000

25. A CEYLONESE ROSEWOOD RECTANGULAR CENTRE TABLE with two frieze drawers, the drawers and frieze carved with stylized foliage and berries, on foliate carved and pierced end supports, with shaped, carved and pierced stretcher, 134cm wide Originally one of a pair, by family repute used by and possibly made for the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (the future King George V and Queen Mary) as dressing tables for their visit to Ceylon as part of their extensive tour of the British Empire in 1901. £800-1200

26. A MID 19TH CENTURY FIGURED WALNUT DROP DIAL WALL CLOCK with painted Roman dial, coiled gong strike with brass and pewter inlaid case, 72” high £100-200

27. A VICTORIAN GILT BRASS AND POLYCHROME CLOISONNE ENAMEL MANTEL CLOCK the pale agate dial with gilt Roman chapters signed Howell James & Co., Japy movement with bell strike, the dome top case with central finial and turned pillars upon an agate base with bun feet, 36cm high £200-300

28. A GEORGE III BURR YEW TEA CADDY of rectangular form with canted corners, hinged lid and twin lidded compartments, 18.5cm wide £50-80

29. A BRASS ANEROID WALL BAROMETER the dial impressed Yeates & Son, Dublin, 12cm diameter and a brass mantel timepiece in the form of a lantern clock with Zenith movement (2) £40-60

30. A PAIR OF STONE BOOKENDS part of the structure of The Houses of Parliament damaged by enemy air raids on 10th May 1941, 15cm high, together with a bronzed skull paperweight (2) £40-60

31. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY PEWTER PLATES, 42cm diameter, five further pewter items, a Regency silkwork picture, a brass Jersey milk can, a pair of field glasses and a further picture (11) £50-70

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32. A COLLECTION OF OBJECTS including a carved wood griffin, two millefiori glass paperweights, a pietra dure stamp box, Persian box, table hand bell etc. £80-120

33. A PAIR OF DERBY WHITE GLAZED FIGURAL CANDLESTICKS, modelled with a boy with fruit and a girl with basket of flowers, on scrolling bases, red painted marks, 18cm high; and a Derby figure of a cherub, encrusted with flowers, 11cm high (3) £150-200

35. A ROSENTHAL WHITE GLAZED FIGURE OF A RECLINING PIERROT, 28cm long, two further white glazed figures, a Dresden yellow ground desk stand, two fairings, two pairs of miniature continental figures, and assorted other ceramics and glass (qty) £50-100

36. A GEORGE III HAND COLOURED REVERSE PRINT ON GLASS: ‘Spring:Summer’, after D. Gerolimo, 25.5 x 35.5cm; and another similer: ‘Autumn:Winter’, 25 x 35cm (2) £100-200

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37. A GEORGE III HAND COLOURED REVERSE PRINT ON GLASS: ‘Fair Emily’, pub.

Hainer & Son 1796, 36 x 25.5cm; another: ‘The Angelick Anglers’, pub. P Dawe, 1810, 25.5 x 35.5cm, and another, smaller,: ‘Angling’, 19 x 24cm (3) £200-300

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34. A CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP, of a courting couple, on gilt heightened oval base, 18cm high; another figure of a young gentleman in orange top coat, and a further continental figure group (3) £100-150

38. A GEORGE III HAND COLOURED REVERSE PRINT ON GLASS: ‘Mrs Clark’s Examination before the Committee of the House of Commons’, pub. J. Hinton 1809, 25.5 x 35.5cm; and two others similar: ‘A Representation of the Forcible Entry......1810’, and ‘Connubial Happiness’ (3) £200-300

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39. A GEORGE III HAND COLOURED REVERSE PRINT ON GLASS: ‘Spring’, pub. John Fairburn 1796, 35.5 x 25cm, and three further similar: ‘Autumn’, ‘Evening’, and ‘Going to Market’ (4) £150-250

40. A GEORGE III HAND COLOURED REVERSE PRINT ON GLASS: ‘William Kingsley Esq’, 33.5 x 25cm; and another similar portrait: ‘Thomas Rowney Esq’ (2) £100-200

42. A VICTORIAN CRYSTOLEUM PICTURE depicting a mother and daughter reclining on a sofa, 16 x 25cm, and a reverse glass picture of Adam and Eve (2) £30-40

41. A GEORGE III HAND COLOURED REVERSE PRINT ON GLASS: ‘Europe’, pub. P. Gally 1804, 25.5 x 20.5cm; another reverse glass print of figures by a cottage, and a pair of small portrait prints similar of young girls: ‘Miss Trimmer’ and ‘Miss Lascelles’, 15 x 11cm (4) £100-200

43. A LARGE JAPANESE BLACK LACQUER TRAY with rectangular panels of Hiramaki-e in gold, depicting wildlife and rural scenes, 90cm x 56cm £100-150

44. A LARGE BRONZE BUDDHA seated upon a stepped base with holes for attachment to a larger architectural fitment (now missing), South Eastern Asia, Sukha Thai period, Thailand, circa 15/16th Century, 48cm high £2000-3000

45. A BRONZE CORPUS CHRISTI cast and chased in the Romanesque style, holes for attachment, probably German, 13th-15th Century, 17.5cm high £400-600

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46. A COLONIAL WHITE METAL MOUNTED COCONUT CUP AND STAND, the bands with ribbed and beaded decoration terminating in scrolls with triform base and bun feet, marks to base including ‘Moll’, possibly American 19th Century, 10cm high £300-400

47. A SALT GLAZED STONEWARE FLAGON relief decorated with trailing scroll oak leaf and branch decoration, Frenchen, Germany, 16th Century, 28cm high £200-300

48. ROWING INTEREST: A CARBON PRINT PHOTOGRAPH OF A COXED FOUR, OXFORD ROWING TEAM circa 1900, 40 x 60cm, mounted and framed £200-300

49. A BRONZE MODEL OF A SEATED HUNTING HOUND turning in a snarling expression with wide collar, German, 17th Century, 7.5cm high £400-600

50. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WELLINGTON CHEST, having nine drawers, with locking stile, on plinth base, 65.5cm wide £300-400

51. AN 18TH CENTURY WALNUT VENEERED AND FEATHER BANDED KNEEHOLE DESK, fitted with an arrangement of seven drawers around a recessed cupboard, on bracket feet, 75cm wide £200-300

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52. AN 18TH CENTURY STYLE WALNUT AND INLAID LOWBOY, the top and drawers with foliate marquetry angles, having three frieze drawers, turned legs united by shaped platform stretcher, 75cm wide £150-200

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53. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BACHELOR’S CHEST, with hinged fold over top above four long graduated drawers, with brass ring handles, on bracket feet, 84cm wide £300-400

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55. A LATE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SMALL TABLE TOP DISPLAY CABINET, with glazed door enclosing a shelf, 31cm wide £40-60

57. AN INDIAN MINIATURE painted with princely figure dressed in white and kneeling in an interior, 20 x 14cm

58. A LEAF FROM AN ANTIQUE PERSIAN TEXT printed with seated figure and attendants with script above and below, 20 x 12cm £40-60

*Inscribed in pencil verso ‘Jon Singh Son of Jodhpur Chand of Nadhar’ £80-120

60. A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CARRIAGE CLOCK the masked white enamel circular Roman dial over a subsidiary alarm dial, the movement stamped with initials D.H. striking and repeating on two coiled gongs, silvered platform lever escapement, the satin gilt plated brass case with angular fluted handle and Corinthian columns, 13cm high with associated leather case £350-400

61. A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CARRIAGE CLOCK with white enamel Roman dial, silvered platform lever escapement and coiled gong strike, the movement stamped with initials E.G.L. within an oval for E.G. Lamaille in a lacquered brass corniche case, 13cm high £350-400

59. A 19TH CENTURY CUT PAPER SILHOUETTE PICTURE inscribed ‘Executed by Mary Loveday, Beccles in her 73rd year’, the central image with tree and surrounded by further foliate, figural and animal designs, in maple frame, 30 x 37.5cm £100-150

62. A LATE 19TH CENTURY DOULTON LAMBETH CASED MANTEL CLOCK the convex white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals, Arabic five minutes and centred with a rosette stoneware disc, the French twin train drum movement with bell strike, associated pendulum, the architectural form case with arched shell top, pyramid finials and all over incised and moulded foliate decoration over a relief balustrade base on splayed bracket feet, 31cm high £200-300

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54. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BUREAU, the fall front enclosing fitted interior, above four long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 102cm wide £100-200

56. A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD BOW FRONT STICK BAROMETER the angled ivory scale signed McLachlan & Son, 17 Upper East, Smithfield with bowed brass bezel and glass, moulded cornice, the slim trunk with bird and foliate scroll mother of pearl inlay centred by a mercury tube thermometer with fahrenheit and reaumur scales over a patinated brass cistern cover, 96cm high £300-400

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63. A 20TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS AND FIVE GLASS BAROGRAPH with hinged cover, 20cm wide, together with a carriage timepiece with white enamel Roman dial and platform cylinder escapement (2) £70-100

65. THREE ANTIQUE DRINKING GLASSES, the large glass decorated with an OXO border, the bowl engraved with vases and wreaths 17cm high (3) £100-200 64. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AUSTRIAN SCHOOL BRONZE FIGURE, hauling a sack above his head, circa 1910 stamped ‘Made in Austria’. On a marble base 35.5cm high £200-300

66. A CONTINENTAL ENAMEL PATCH BOX, of trefoil outline, painted in blue with a figure in a landscape, 6cm wide; a smaller quatrefoil enamel patch box or bonbonniere, painted in puce with a courting couple, landscapes, and towers to the interior, 5cm wide; a Continental circular enamel box, the lid painted with a figure in a landscape; and two Continental oval boxes (5) £150-200

67. A LATE 18TH CENTURY PORCELAIN FIGURE of a young man, holding a nest of chicks, on gilt heightened base, 18cm high; and a late 19th Century Sitzendorf figure group of a piper and companion, 13.5cm high (2) £50-80

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69. A MEISSEN SHAPED OVAL AND GILDED TUREEN AND COVER in the 18th Century style with crown finial above coat of arms for Augustus the Strong, the cover applied with bouquets of flowers interspersed by cartouches painted with figure scenes, the tureen with two handles, applied with similar floral decoration and painted with seascapes in puce, blue crossed swords mark, impressed numeral 117 and incised 34, 19cm wide, the extreme tip of knop detached but present £800-1200

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68. A LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN TEASET comprising six cups and six saucers, the cups decorated with classical figure scenes in the manner of Angelica Kauffman in colours and with green/gilt grounds, marked with beehive mark in fitted box labelled Cuzzi & Co., Venezia £100-150

70. TWO ISNIK CIRCULAR DISHES, one decorated with a deer, the other with dove within a trailing foliate border, 22cm diameter and two further Middle Eastern dishes (4) £50-100

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71. AN OLD EBONISED AND BRASS CASED POCKET ALTIMETER/BAROMETER, the silvered dial engraved ‘Paul Weiss, Denver’, 8cm diameter, five further similar instruments, two leather cases, a Goliath pocket watch, cased; a WWI Field Clinometer Mark IV by Taylor, Taylor & Hobson No. 8332; and a Sestrel marine compass No. 3925, cased (11) £50-100

72. A 19TH CENTURY BRASS CASED PRISMATIC COMPASS, the cover engraved ‘George N. Sturt’, the indicator dial painted ‘Elliott Bros, Strand London’, 7.5cm diameter * By family legend owned by Napier George Sturt (b.1899) biographer of Charles Sturt (1795-1869), explorer of Australia £40-60

73. AN OLD BRASS ROLLING PARALLEL NAVIGATION RULE, 46cm wide in mahogany case; together with assorted draughtsman’s instruments, rulers etc £50-100

75. A PAIR OF ‘SWIFT AUDUBON’ EXTRA WIDE FIELD BINOCULARS Model No. 804, cased; a pair of Zeiss binoculars also cased; two hip flasks; and two old Chesterman leather covered tape measures (6) £20-40

74. AN ANGLO INDIAN SANDALWOOD BOX AND COVER, all over finely carved with scrolling and flowering foliage, the lid lifting to reveal two divisions and three compartments, 29cm wide £80-120

76. A BRONZE FIGURE of a pheasant in walking pose upon naturalistic base, inscribed ‘A Barye’, 18cm overall; and a bronze figure of a recumbent ram, 10cm overall (2) £60-80

78. AN 18TH CENTURY COMPOUND MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE by Frances Watkins, the eye piece with wheel of six lenses and engraved ‘F. Watkins, London’, height adjustable shaped stage, circular mirror (lacking glass) on chamfered column support and folding tripod base, 17cm high; together with a brass clamp, cased (2) £300-500 77. A MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE: two pairs of lorgnettes; an oval horn snuffbox apparently from a sailing ship off the Pembroke coast in 1806; an Italian tortoiseshell and mother of pearl inlaid miniature mandolin; a Chinese carved hardwood small tray; two Chinese soapstone desk seals; and assorted further items £40-60

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79. A MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE: a cresting carved with RAF motto presented to Capt. T.G.B. Davies from 343 Indian Unit in 1943, 21cm overall; a model of an aeroplane made from cartridge shell; further associated items; a Delft blue and white tile; and three further tiles (qty) £30-50

80. A VICTORIAN FOLDING IVORY TRAVELLING THERMOMETER with fahrenheit scale and mercury filled tube, 13cm closed; a pair of tribal bone necklace pendants; an old brass key; a netsuke; and a set of twelve silver handled tea knives, cased (6) £40-60

81. A WORLD WAR II CERTIFICATE to Daisy Caisley from the Office of the Military Attache Embassy of the U.S.A., Paris, France expressing gratitude for her contribution to the allied cause during the enemy occupation, in decorative carved beechwood frame with Latin inscription to the apron, 44 x 28cm overall; together with an Arabic hardwood and mother of pearl easel mirror, 30 x 16cm overall (2) £80-120

83. A PAIR OF MINIATURE BRASS PRICKET CANDLESTICKS the castellated drip pans with quatrefoil indentations, South German or Flemish, 16th Century, 20cm high £400-600

82. A SET OF THREE CHINESE RICE PAPER PICTURES of figural subjects, 23 x 35cm (3) £80-120

84. A PAIR OF PATENTED BRONZE FIGURES of King Charles I and Oliver Cromwell, each mounted upon a polished slate base, English 19th Century, 35cm high £400-600

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85. A GERMAN PEWTER FLAGON the hinged lid with heraldic crest, scroll handle, wrythen and wrigglework body upon three cherub mask and scroll feet, each bearing date 1672, 32cm high £400-600

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86. A CHINESE LEAD FIGURE of a recumbent goat, finely detailed, sheet composed with traces of brown lacquer, Qing Period, 18th Century, 19cm long £200-300

87. AFTER SIMONE MARTINI: The Annunciation, oil on panel, 28 x 20cm £40-60

88. A PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED ROOT FIGURES, each in the form of a robed figure with glass inset eyes, 37cm high (2) £50-100

89. A LATE 17TH CENTURY CHINESE WOODEN FIGURE of a seated Lohan with traces of original and later painting, 30cm high; and a prayer cloth which was folded in the back compartment but now in perspex frame £80-120

90. A 19TH CENTURY SILHOUETTE PAPERWEIGHT, with sulphide relief portrait of the Duke of Wellington, 6.5cm £40-60

91. AN ASHANTI BRONZE TWO HANDLED BOWL on pierced stand, 15cm high; a metal spool holder in the form of a cockerel, a wooden loom, a Jew’s harp and a BENIN stylised model of a horse and rider on wooden plinth, 24cm long (5) £40-60

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93. A CHINESE BRONZE MODEL OF A SEATED BUDDHA, on a triple lotus base 19cm high £200-300

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92. AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY GLAZED FRONT CABINET ON STAND, the frieze decorated with repeating motif and the stand with two short and one long draws 153cm high £400-600

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94. AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY WALNUT LOWBOY, the quarter veneered top with feather banded decoration and crossbanded edge, frieze drawer, cabriole legs, club feet, 85cm wide, 51cm deep £600-800

96. A VICTORIAN OCTAGONAL BRONZE PATINATED TRAY with formal decoration within panels to the sides, 33 x 24cm £40-60

97. AFTER M.A. KOEKKOEK ‘Brasilianischer Urwald’, chromo-lithograph, 63 x 84.5cm, unframed £40-60

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98. A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE of Sir Robert Peel on horseback, 31.5cm high; and one further Dick Turpin, 30cm high (2) £100-200

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95. A REGENCY MAHOGANY SOFA TABLE, the top with a satinwood banded edge above two frieze drawers, twin slender baluster end supports, splayed legs, brass terminals, castors, 63 x 148cm extended £150-250

99. A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE of Louis Napoleon on horseback, 33cm high; and three further to include: ‘Will Watch’ and highland bagpiper and a spill vase (4) £50-80

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100. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES of dalmatians, each upon a naturalistic base, 16cm high; a pair of zebra figures; and one further (5) £60-80

101. A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE of a greyhound with rabbit in his jaws, 28cm high and a pair of Staffordshire greyhound pen holders (3) £50-80

102. A 19TH CENTURY OAK BOX CONTAINING A LARGE QUANTITY OF MINERAL AND FOSSIL SPECIMENS together with a geologist’s brass hammer, 38cm wide Prov. From the estate of the late Colonel Polley £400-600

103. A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN WATER STOOP, the back of shaped swirl form, the bowl inscribed with initials incised mark to back, 26cm high £80-120

104. A 19TH CENTURY BRASS SHIP’S BELL (lacking clapper), 28cm diameter £100-150

105. AN 18TH CENTURY BILSTON ENAMEL STYLE PATCH OR SNUFF BOX in the form of a tricorn hat with floral decoration and painted coat of arms to the hinged lid, 5cm wide £150-200

106. AN ANTIQUE SIMULATED WALNUT TURNED WOOD AND WHITE METAL MOUNTED MAZER BOWL, possibly indistinctly marked to rim, 12cm diameter £100-150

107. AN ANTIQUE GREEK ORTHODOX ICON painted with a Saint with a staff seated on a gilt and upholstered rococo style chair and inscribed with text, 40 x 26cm £200-300

108. A 19TH CENTURY PAPIER-MACHE PANEL painted with female beauty attending to her long hair, 8 x 5.5cm £40-60

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109. A VICTORIAN BRASS PROTRACTOR with 360 degree batons by Winter & Son, 21 Grey Street, Newcastle on Tyne, 22.5cm diameter together with an adjustable brass marker (2) (Note: This firm is recorded as working at that address between 1858-1878) £40-60

110. HENRY W TAUNT A Collection of Thirteen Lantern Slides depicting Oxford buildings and processions etc., two with wooden frames titled “ Merrie England Procession to the Theatre” and “Beating the Hounds of the City - Bread and Cheese at Botley” (13) £50-80

111. AN ARTS & CRAFTS BEATEN COPPER RECTANGULAR PHOTOGRAPH FRAME bearing the badge for the 74th Highland Light Infantry commemorating the Battle of Assaye, 29cm x 19cm overall £40-60

112. A NEPALESE GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE BUDDHA with original seal mark to base, 19th Century, 30cm high £600-800

113. AN AMERICAN INDIAN INUIT cedar wood bowl of elongated form with residue of old patination, 19th Century, 51cm wide £200-300

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116. A CHINESE MINIATURE PAINTED WOOD AND METAL FOUR HORSEDRAWN CARRIAGE mounted on a stand, 8” long £80-120

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117. A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO of a standing figure holding a rabbit in a wicker basket with a further rabbit at his feet, signed, Meiji period, 15cm high £60-80

118. A RAF DRESS SWORD WITH BRASS AND LEATHER SCABBARD, 101cm long £50-100

119. A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BANJO WHEEL BAROMETER, with swan neck pediment above hygrometer mercury filled thermometer, mirror panel, engraved indicator dial and spirit level inscribed ‘P. Morganti, Brighton’, 98cm overall £80-120

120. AN 18TH CENTURY PEWTER WRIGGLEWORK CHARGER decorated with fishermen on the banks of a river, and with touchmarks to base, 29.5cm diameter £200-300

121. AN ANTIQUE CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE of an Official with flowing robes, 55cm high £80-120

122. A JERUSALEM CARVED OLIVE WOOD BOX, carvings of holy places in Eretz Israel and on the lid a Torah book with verses from the Bible 16cm length £50-80

123. AN ISLAMIC BRONZE CHARGER the centre embossed with a lion and sabre with traces of gilt, 19th Century, 44cm diameter £100-200

124. A NUREMBERG BRASS ALMS DISH the centre roundel embossed with Adam and Eve and serpent, Germany 16th Century, 39cm diameter £400-600

125. NAIVE/PRIMITIVE SCHOOL: Study of a recumbent black cat with white nose ‘Cats Corner’, poster paint on card by Sheilagh Ann Findlay, 24/11/48 aged 9 (see label verso), 50 x 62cm £200-300

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126. AN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL PAINTING, probably Western Australia, depicting native fish, animals and weapons. oil on canvas, 90 x 90cm £200-300 127. AN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL PAINTING, Queensland, Monington Island ‘The War Party’, by Dick Roughesy, signed bottom right Goobalathalin and dated ‘73, oil on board, 61 x 91cm £600-800

129. A CHINESE BRONZE ALTAR VASE of baluster form with dragon ring handles, Ming Dynasty, 14th-16th Century, 32cm high £300-400

130. A PAIR OF ROYAL CORONET BRONZE FINIALS possibly for newel posts, late 18th Century, 10cm high £400-600

131. AN OLD ISLAMIC SILVERED, COPPER AND BRASS JUG chased and engraved with arabic calligraphy and formal designs within shaped panels, with angular handle, 11cm high £40-60

132. A 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN ICON painted Christ with open Bible, oil on panel, 27 x 22cm

133. A REGENCY MAHOGANY OPEN ARM ELBOW CHAIR, the horizontal centre rail with carved florettes, scrolled elbows, sabre front legs, 52cm wide £40-60

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128. A BRONZE LION MASK mounted on an oak wall plaque, 19th Century, 25cm high £200-300

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134. MANNER OF FRA ANGELICO An angel at prayer, indistinctly inscribed in pencil verso, oil and gold leaf on panel, 10 x 21cm £100-200

135. AN 18TH CENTURY STYLE OAK SIDE TABLE with two crossbanded frieze drawers on cabriole legs with metal label for Waring & Gillow attached to rear apron, 122 x 68cm £100-200

136. A 19TH CENTURY BANJO WHEEL BAROMETER with swan neck cornice above hygrometer, alcohol thermometer mirrored panel and dial engraved with sunburst, ivory adjusting screw, the spirit level engraved ‘A. Canti Junr, 59 Shoe Lane Holborn’, 95cm overall £80-120

138. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE, the upper part with a dentil moulded cornice above blind fretted frieze and two Gothic astragal glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelving, the secretaire enclosing an arrangement of six short drawers, one long drawer and pigeon holes, four graduated long drawers below, shaped aprons, bracket feet, 113cm wide x 225cm high x 57cm deep £600-800

137. A BLUE AND GILT PAINTED EXTENDING BOOK STAND with fleur de lys ornament, 380mm long closed £30-60

140. A NORTH EUROPEAN, MEDIEVAL STYLE, MEMORIAL BRASS engraved with a kneeling Donor, 43 x 31cm £100-200

141. A NEAR EASTERN ANTIQUITY CLAY TABLET of cuneiform script, ancient, 25cm wide £300-400

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139. A GILT METAL OVAL PORTRAIT FRAME with ribbon swag cresting and easel support, green velvet back by Walter Junes, Sloane St, London, 320 x 250mm £50-100

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142. A BIDRI WARE HOOKHA BASE with silver foliate decoration, India, 19th Century, 21cm high £100-200

143. A GROUP OF BRITISH ANTIQUITIES including three hammer stones and an iron battle axe, pre-medieval £100-200

144. A BENIN TILE PANEL decorated with lizards and stylised fish, mounted within a wooden rectangular frame, 57 x 38cm £200-300

145. THREE AMERICAN NATIVE INDIAN PASTEL STUDIES of figures on horseback and ceremonial dance, probably Navajo, 20th Century, 46 x 60cm approx £300-400

146. A CHINESE BRONZE COVER FOR A TRIPOD ARCHAISTIC VESSEL, Qing Dynasty, 18th Century, 22cm diameter £400-600

147. A LEATHER CASED MILITARY TELESCOPE, by W Ottway & Co. Ltd, 1943, No. 4672, 34.5cm £40-50

148. SMITH, CHARLES & SON: Smith’s Celestial Globe, Smith & Sons, 63 Charing Cross Road, mid 19th Century, A table celestial globe set in a brass half meridian on a turned mahogany stand, 250mm high £300-500

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149. AN ICON painted with female saint with hands clasped in prayer, on wood panel, 39 x 31cm £30-50

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150. A GEORGE III NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by Sarah Hardin 1806, worked with alphabet, prose and stylised foliage, 29 x 30cm; and one further worked by ? Eleanor Grisdal, 28 x 24cm (2) £40-60

151. A GEORGE III NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked

by Sally Keill and dated 1781 woven with a wise saying within floral borders, 36 x 25.5cm; and a further sampler commemorating the Queen Elizabeth II Coronation, 34 x 26.5cm (2) £50-80

152. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND BOXWOOD LINE INLAID WRITING OR GAMES TABLE with revolving and folding top with green leather surface, end drawers on square tapering legs, 72 x 36cm closed £100-150

153. AN INDIAN MINIATURE, painted with seated dignatory and attendant figures, inscribed, 18.5 x 11.5cm; and companion, a pair (2) £60-80

154. AFTER FOUCHEROT ‘Elevation de Posticum’, engraving, 37 x 24.5cm; and six further similar (7) £30-50

155. PIETER BURRANTI (20TH CENTURY) Peek-a-boo, signed and inscribed ‘Firenze’, alabaster sculpture, 46cm high £300-400

156. R. CALONI (20TH CENTURY) Hide and Seek, signed, marble sculpture, 40cm high £300-400

157. A LATE VICTORIAN CAST IRON AND BRASS FENDER, the facade of gothic arch form, 95cm wide £80-120

158. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY CIRCULAR GILT METAL CEILING BOSS of acanthus leaf form, 43cm diameter £40-60

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159. A COLLECTION OF TEN 19TH CENTURY STUDIO CLASSICAL PENCIL DRAWINGS, nine depicting a head study and one a foliate ornament, one signed ‘Jos Paine’, 25 x 20cm (x9) and 23 x 19.5cm (x1); and one further head study, 16.5 x 15.5cm (11) £100-200

160. 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL A military scene, reputedly Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow, oil on canvas, 32.5 x 43.5cm Prov. A member of Robert W. Little’s family and reputedly painted by him (Scottish 1854-1944) With Peter Matthey Antiques in 1986 £80-120

161. 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL: The Jolly Vicar and The Upset Cook, a pair, oils on board, 29 x 21cm (2) £100-200

163. CIRCLE OF GEORGE ROMNEY (1734-1802) ‘The Honorable G. Woolf’, oil on canvas, faintly inscribed “Romney” to stretcher verso, 33 x 29cm £200-300

162. CIRCLE OF ANTHONY VAN DYKE COPLEY FIELDING (1787-1855) A collapsed arched river bridge, watercolour, 17.5 x 25.5cm £40-60

164. AFTER JOHN EVERETT MILLAIS A loving couple in a landscape, photogravure, 10.5 x 10cm

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165. PERSIAN SCHOOL ƒdmiring figures proferring gifts to a female beauty in a landscape, watercolour, gouache, 31.5 x 21cm £80-120

166. A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY IVORY CHAMBER CANDLESTICK of diminutive size carved in relief with acanthus leaf ornament, 8cm diameter £80-120

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168. SHAKESPEARE WOOD (1827-1886) Portrait roundel marble sculpture of a gentleman with wavy hair and moustache, inscribed verso ‘Shakspere Wood Sculpt. Rome 1853, 60cms diameter £300-500

167. A 19TH CENTURY WALNUT PANEL carved in renaissance style with mask head, swags, ribbons and dolphins and scrolling foliage in relief, 56 x 38cm *Formerly from Sezincote House, Gloucestershire £100-200

170. A LARGE BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH depicting a J Class yacht at sea possibly by Kenneth Beken and printed by G. West & Son, Southsea, 85 x 66cm in carved frame 169. A PAIR OF SAFARI CHAIRS in the manner of Michael Hirst, with padded backs and seats, leather elbow supports and turned tapering front legs, 52cm wide (2) £300-500

Prov. With Manfred Schotten February 1995 £200-300

172. A VICTORIAN WALNUT TABLE of double bowed outline, the top with a moulded edge above two drawers, brass terminals, castors stamped ‘C. Hindley & Sons, Oxford St. London 29485’, 151 x 62cm £300-500

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171. A GREEN POTTERY NOVELTY TEAPOT in the form of a racing car with driver, 24cm long; a Japanese novelty teapot and cover and an oval plaster bust of Dante (3) £40-60

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173. A GEORGE IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked

by Ann Lord ‘Aged 14 years, 1823 Rope St. Rochdale’, woven with buildings, sailing boat, trees, animals and stylised foliage within foliate border, 44 x 41cm £200-300

174. A CROWN DEVON FIELDINGS MUSICAL JUg moulded in colours with Eton College and Rowing Team, inscribed with The Eton Boating Song and with figural handle, 24 cms high £100-150

175. TWO PAIRS OF HANDMADE WHITE LEATHER FORMAL GLOVES, one long sleeved, a pair of tortoiseshell coloured lorgnettes and associated lace etc £20-40

176. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE, the top with a moulded edge, frieze drawer opposing dummy drawer, square section tapering legs, brass terminals, castors, 87 x 123cm extended £80-120

177. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY WRITING DESK, the raised back with two panelled doors enclosing an arrangement of short and long drawers, and pigeon holes, fold over top writing surface above a frieze drawer with inkwell, drawer to the end, square section tapering legs, 63cm wide £100-150

178. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHEST, the top with a moulded edge above four graduated long drawers, ogee bracket feet, 95cm wide £100-200

179. A LOUIS XV STYLE ROSEWOOD AND PARQUETRY DECORATED BUREAU DE DAME, the top with a pierced brass gallery, the fall painted with two ladies and goat in a garden and enclosing three short drawers and a well, cabriole legs, gilt metal mounts, 75cm wide £200-300

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180. A LOUIS XV STYLE ROSEWOOD AND BEECHWOOD TWO TIER SHAPED CIRCULAR OCCASIONAL TABLE, the top inlaid with spray of flowers and parquetry decoration, slender turned cabriole legs, gilt metal mounts, 48cm diameter £80-120

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181. A LOUIS XV STYLE ROSEWOOD AND GLAZED TABLE TOP BIJOUTERIE CABINET of shaped rectangular form, the hinged top inlaid with string lines and foliate spandrels, slender cabriole legs, gilt metal mounts, 61 x 42cm £200-300

182. A FRENCH HEPPLEWHITE STYLE BEECHWOOD AND UPHOLSTERED ELBOW CHAIR, the cresting rail carved with flower spray, shaped elbows, carved cabriole legs, 56cm wide; and a similar but larger chair, 65cm wide (2) £100-200

183. AN EDWARDIAN SATINWOOD OCCASIONAL TABLE, the rectangular top with canted corners and crossbanded decoration painted with chain of rosebuds, the friezes and square section tapering legs similarly decorated and with shaped stretchers centred by an urn, 54 x 36cm £100-150

184. AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND STRING INLAID CHEVAL SCREEN, inset with silk panel embroidered with peacock upon a flowering branch in silver and coloured threads, cabriole legs and claw and ball feet, 142cm high £100-200

185. A DECORATIVE WALL HANGING PANEL embroidered with peacock upon a flowering branch similar to the preceeding lot in coloured threads on a red silk ground, 100 x 50cm £100-150

186. AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY OPEN FRONTED BOOKCASE with moulded top above two adjustable shelves flanked by fluted pilasters, with Edwards & Roberts label verso, 136 x 31cm £100-200

188. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, the top with moulded cornice above two lancet astragal glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelving, (formerly placed upon the preceeding lot), 106cm wide £80-120

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187. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LIBRARY CHEST of narrow form, the moulded top above ten short and one long drawer, bracket feet, 106cm wide, 37cm deep £100-200

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190. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY BRONZE RECUMBENT SPHINXES, each cast with textured and hieroglyphic decoration, impressed with kite mark, 24cm long (2) £300-500

191. FOUR JADE PIECES to include a pig, a recumbent beast, a plaque and an applique; together with a famille rose lantern vase, the base with iron red mark for Yi Tao Zhai, 21.5cm high (5) £50-80

192. A GILT BRONZED FIGURE OF A BUDDHA, with raised hand the cast figure seated on a double lotus base and with gilt and red pigments 29cm £150-200

193. A BRONZE MINIATURE FIGURE OF A OCTOPUS, 7cm long and a collection of further similar bronze figures of sea creatures including a lobster, three turtles, a shell and a clawed bronze (7) £100-200

194. A BRONZE MINIATURE FIGURE OF A RECUMBENT RAM, together with a collection of further animals including a group of monkeys, three pigs at a trough, a frog, small bull, crocodile and a dragonfly on a stem (7) £100-200

195. A BRONZE MINIATURE FIGURE OF A STAG BEETLE, its back hinged as a box, 13.5cm long; and a collection of further similar bronze figures of insects, comprising three other types of beetles, a locust upon a bamboo, small ant, a cricket, a praying mantis, a fly 5cm long and a vine (10) £150-200

196. A TIBETAN GILT BRONZE BUDDHA, with raised hand sat upon a lotus base in a traditional gown, 7cm long £100-150

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189. AN 18TH CENTURY ITALIAN ROSEWOOD AND IVORY WRITING SLOPE the top, front, sides and back with finely engraved panels depicting figural and hunting subject with side drawer, 47 x 39cm £500-800

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197. A HARDWOOD STAFF FINIAL, possibly Polynesian carved as a female torso to a barbed type waved design, 41cm high £100-200

198. AN ANTIQUE ROMAN STYLE POTTERY VASE of baluster form partially covered in an iridescent green glaze, 13cm high £100-150

202. A CAUCASIAN RUG with triple medallion filled with florettes, wild beasts and formal designs, with multi-border guard, 206 x 110cm (holed and worn) £50-100

201. A PERSIAN RUNNER woven with diagonal rows of botehs on a rust coloured ground within a border filled with florettes, 264 x 123cm £100-200

204. A TURKISH, HEREKE STYLE, SILK MAT decorated trees and flowers in pastel colours, 100 x 70cm £100-200 203. AN OLD PERSIAN POLYCHROME RUNNER with central alternating panels of botehs and stylised birds within a quadruple border, 282 x 95cm £150-250

206. A TEKKE BOKHARA TRIBAL RUG with three rows of ten medallions on a deep red ground and within a multiple border, 142 x 103cm £100-200

207. A TEKKE BOKHARA MID RED GROUND TRIBAL RUG decorated three rows of nine elephant foot medallions within a multiple hooked border, 183 x 127cm £50-100

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205. A PERSIAN, BAKTIARI STYLE BLUE AND RED GROUND SMALL RUG with a white diamond central motif on a foliate ground, 105 x 103cm £70-150

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208. A TEKKE BOKHARA RED GROUND TRIBAL RUG decorated two rows of eight elephant foot medallions with a multiple complex border, 155 x 100cm £200-300

209. AN OLD PERSIAN HAMADAN LONG RUNNER with an interlocking hooked diamond pattern on a camel ground, 508 x 97cm £400-600

210. AN OLD TURKISH SIVAS RUG decorated with a central radiating foliate medallion in pastel colours, 190 x 129cm £200-400

212. A KASHMIRI PURPLE GROUND RUG with central lotus bud medallion within a multiple polychrome border, 200 x 125cm £200-400

211. AN ANTIQUE PERSIAN KASHAN SILK RUG finely decorated with a central vase of polychrome flowers with conifer and fruit trees within a wide border with repeating animal motif, 197 x 130cm £3000-5000

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213. AN EASTERN PERSIAN PATTERN CARPET with stylised conifer medallions with a diamond patterned field and wide border, 320 x 208cm £150-250

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214. AN OLD BELOUCH RUG with central star motif on a blue ground and within a hooked border, 160 x 108cm £100-200

215. A TURKOMAN WINE GROUND RUG with a central framed hooked motif within a geometric and pine cone border, 230 x 134cm £150-250

216. AN OLD PERSIAN RED GROUND RUG with a polychrome complex design of geometric patterns and scrolls within a multiple star border, 202 x 121cm £200-400

217. AN ANTIQUE PERSIAN, PERHAPS KASHAN, RUG with central Tree of Life motif on a camel ground and within a mid red border with all over trailing flower and foliate decoration, 200 x 137cm £400-600

218. A PERSIAN MINIATURE SILK RUG woven with deer in a landscape pattern in colours within a red border similarly decorated, woven with arabic inscription to lower edge, 43 x 27cm, framed and glazed £200-300

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Musical Instruments and Accoutrements

220. A 19TH CENTURY BOXWOOD CLARINET with ivory ferrules, stamped to the mouthpiece. ‘Key, London,’ and to the bell ‘ Regt, Key, London, Charing Cross’ and with unicorn emblem, 66.5cm overall £80-120

221. A ‘ROYAL PIANO HARP’, ebonised with gilt markings and Royal Crest, 50 x 40cm overall £30-50

222. AFTER M GOODMAN A musical interlude, monochrome print with hand-colouring, 52 x 68cm £30-50

224. A CONCERT BILL POSTER for Theatre Royal Drury Lane, March 15th, 1820, under the Direction of George Smart, 31 x 18cm; two further similar; and two German examples (5) £40-60

225. TWO BOXES OF OPERATIC LP’S, boxed sets, approx. 50 in total £30-50

226. A ‘STRADUARI CONSERVATORY VIOLIN’, with two piece back, stamped to scroll, back length 36cm, with bow, cased £100-150

227. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ITALIAN MANDOLIN labelled ‘Cav. Giovanni de Meglio E. Figlio’, with leather case £40-60

228. A 19TH CENTURY OAK CANTERBURY with slatted divisions, end drawer, turned legs, brass terminals, castors, 46 x 33cm £40-60

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223. AN ITALIAN MANDOLIN with mother of pearl decoration and rosewood back, printed label inscribed ‘Francesco Perretti & Figli .... Napoli, Italia’, 57cm overall, cased £50-70

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229. TOM PHILLIPS (b.1937) ‘Ein Deutsches Requiem’, a set of twelve lithographs based on Brahms’ Opus 45, limited edition No. 49/50, each signed in pencil and also numbered on the accompanying folio, published by the Tetrad Press, 22.5 cm x 15cm (im) (12) £300-400

234. AN ANTIQUE VIOLIN BOW with ivory adjusting screw, 73cm £100-150

231. A SET OF THREE PHOTOGRAVURES, each titled ‘Richard Wagner Gallerie’ and printed with characters from his operas, 29.5 x 19cm (3) £20-30

233. A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TABLE TOP NECESSAIRE in the form of a grand piano forte, the hinged top with inlaid keyboard opening to reveal an inset mirror and velvet lined lift out tray with a few associated fittings, the front face with brass mounts raised upon five baluster ring turned legs with capped feet, 30cm long £100-200

235. A PERNANBUCO WOOD BOW stamped ‘N Lambert’, with white metal and mother of pearl adjusting screw, 74cm £200-300

236. A GERMAN HALF SIZE VIOLIN with printed label inscribed ‘Neuner & Hornsteiner Mittenwald (Baiern) 1924’, back length 31.5cm, with bow, cased £300-400

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232. 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL Johannes Brahms at the piano and Johannes Brahms conducting, a group of four lithograph vignettes, 11 x 8cm (X1) and 7 x 4cm (X3) £40-60

230. AN OLD VIOLIN for restoration, back length 35.5cm £30-40

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238. GEORGE ADOLPHUS STOREY (1834-1919) ‘Song of the Past’, signed with monogram and dated 1860, oil on board, 44 x 34cm £600-800

237. G* BENELLI (19TH CENTURY) A musical moment, signed and dated 1883, oil on canvas, 25 x 19cm; in carved giltwood Florentine frame £100-200

240. A CONTINENTAL VIOLIN with two piece back bearing label ‘ Guarnerius Fecit Cremonae Anno 1734’, back length 36cm, with bow, cased £80-120

242. JACKIE DEVEREUX (20TH CENTURY) A Musical Trio, signed, pencil, ink and watercolour, 22.5 x 20.5cm £50-70

243. PHIL JOHNS (20TH CENTURY) ‘Violin’, lithograph with hand-colouring, pencil signed and titled in the margin, 48 x 60cm £80-120

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239. AN OLD FAR EASTERN CARVED AND POLYCHROME DECORATED FIGURE of a seated musician playing a stringed instrument with bow, 41cm high £100-150

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241. A CONDUCTOR’S EBONY AND GILT METAL BATON, the central mount engraved ‘Presented to Arthur Clements from the Orpheus Chorus 1927-8 Owen Sound Ont’, (Ontario), 44.5cm overall, cased £40-60

244. PHIL JOHNS (20TH CENTURY) ‘Placido and Quartet’, two lithographs, each with hand-colouring, pencil signed and titled in the margins, 31 x 42cm and 34 x 45cm respectively (2) £80-120

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245. A STEINWAY & SONS ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT VERTEGRAND MODEL K PIANO, Serial no. 271709, (c.1931)155cm wide, 131cm high, 69cm deep £800-1200

247. A COLLECTION OF NINE EARLY 20TH CENTURY ETCHINGS, each depicting a composer to include: Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Chopin, Schubert, Schumann, Liszt and Wagner, each 14.5 x 9.5cm (pl), unframed (9) £40-60

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248. A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU AND PORCELAIN MOUNTED CANDLESTICK, the baluster shaped knop painted with cherubs music making, 16cm high £40-60

249. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY COLUMBIA ‘GRAPHAPHONE’, the domed lockable cover with swing handle and titled to lower front panel, 27cm wide £60-80

251. A RODERICK PAESOLD 602 CELLO with two piece back, labelled ‘Roderick Paesold Bubenreuth anno 2002’, back length 75.5cm, cased £300-500

250. WILLIAM SELBY (b.1933) The Conductor at work, signed and dated ‘79, watercolour and bodycolour, 40.5 x 27.5cm

253. A 19TH CENTURY BOXWOOD CLARINET, the five sections stamped ‘T. Purday London’, the bell also stamped No.45 High Holborn, 59cm overall £60-80

252. TOM PHILLIPS (b.1937) Elgar (from The Composers series), screenprint, pencil signed in the margin and numbered 5/75, 44 x 49 (im), 48 x 53 (pl) £60-80

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254. A LATE 19TH CENTURY GERMAN VIOLIN with two piece back, back length 36cm; with German bow, in simulated walnut case labelled ‘George Withers & Sons., Leicester Square, London’ £300-400

255. JOSEF KRIEHUBER (1801-1876) Franz Liszt, lithograph, 23 x 17cm £100-150

257. A LATE 19TH CENTURY GERMAN VIOLIN with single piece back, unlabelled, back length 36cm, with bow, cased £200-300

256. HANDEL, George Frederic, ‘Alexanders Feast or the Power of Musick. An Ode wrote in Honour of St Cecilia by Mr Dryden...’ William London n.d. but c.1790. With frontispiece portrait of Handel after Houbraken. 165pp. Fo. Tatty boards plus 30 music associated titles (31) £100-200

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258. A CZECH STUDENT VIOLIN AND BOW, back length 34cm, cased £30-50

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259. A 20TH CENTURY VIOLIN with two piece back, back length 36cm, with bow,cased £80-120

260. A. A. MILNE ‘Teddy Bear and Other Songs’, from ‘When we were very young’, decorations by E. H. Shepard, First Ed. 1926, cloth boards, (no d/w); ‘Songs, from Now we are Six’, decorations by E. H. Shepard, First Ed. 1927; and ‘Fourteen Songs from when we were Very Young’, ninth and eleventh editions ; together with a small quantity of miscellaneous piano music (QTY) £30-50

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16th-19th Century Books and Bindings from multiple Vendors.

302. Stanhope Press, Charles Whittingham, London 1805/09 to include:JOHNSON, Samuel, The Lives of Most Eminent English Poets. 7 vols. plus British Poets Vols 1-LXXV (7 deficient) plus Poetical Translations LXXVI-C (vol. XCIX deficient), all small format (130 x 76mm), orig. 1/2 calf and marbled bds, James Darbishire b/p (99) £100-200

304. PENNANT, Thomas, ‘The Journey From Chester to London’. B White, London 1782, vignette of East Gate Chester on title page and 22 plates, some folding, pale green ink damage to some plates. 4to. full calf with red title and gilt tooled ornament £150-250

303. PLOT, Robert (1640-1696), Late Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum and Antiquary ‘The Natural History of Oxfordshire being an Essay towards the Natural History of England’.

Second Edition with large additions and folding map by M Burghers and 16 plates. Small Fo. full calf rebacked with red title £200-300

305. A 16TH CENTURY GENEVA ‘BREECHES’ BIBLE containing Book of Common Prayer and Psalms, lacking title, Old Testament lacking title, New Testament imprinted at London by Christopher Barker 1584 with engraved title page. Concordances with engraved title page; Book of Psalms ‘collected into English meeter by Thomas Sternhold John Hopkins and others’. John Day 1583 with engraved title page. Marbled end papers. Full embossed calf. Splits and leather flaking (218 x 170mm) £250-350

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307. AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO (AURELII AUGUSTINI HYPPO) (354-430AD), Theologian and Philosopher. Early 16th century 1502? with m/s pastedown on board. Edges damaged and some pages torn, boards detached and leather perished (220 x 145mm) £70-150

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306. A 16TH CENTURY GENEVA BIBLE lacks Genesis Chapters I-XXVII(pt). New Testament with engraved title page. L Tomson. Trans. Imprinted at London by deputies of Christopher Barker 1599 with Sternhold and Hopkins Book of Psalms. Early, perhaps contemporary, full calf binding with handwritten title and pierced decoration, owner’s sig. (214 x 170mm). Sold as incomplete. £150-250

308. METASTASIO, Pietro (1698-1782), Italian Poet ‘Opere Drammatiche, Oratori Sacri e Poesie Diverse’. Bettinelli, Venice 1772 with portrait frontispiece. 8 vols in 4. Small format (160 x 100mm). Old vellum bindings (4) £70-150

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309. AQUINAS, St Thomas (1225 x 1274), Italian Priest and Philospher Summa Theologica, Forzani, Rome 1894. 6 vols. 8vo. (215 x 135mm). 1/2 calf and mbld bds (6) £50-100

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312. GIBBON, Edward, The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. 12 vols. 8vo. (210 x 128mm).

Vol I. with portrait frontispiece, Vol II. with folding map.

Cadell & Davies et al, London 1807. 1/2 calf & mbld borders for restoration (12) £40-80

315. JOSEPHI-DOMINICI DE CHEYLUS. EPISCOPI BAJOCENSIS (Bishop of Bayeux, d.1797) ‘Missale Bajocense, illustrissimi ac reverendissimi in Christo Patris’, Cadomi, Caen 1783. Fo. with frontispiece engraving by F Muguet. Contemporary full calf with tooled ornament plus ‘Graduale Romanum Juxta Missale...’, Antwerp 1834. Red and black title page. Fo. binding and bds loose (2) £70-150

313. The Chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet translated by Thomas Johnes. 5 vols. Red cloth and mbld bds (for repair) (305 x 250mm). Haford Press 1809.

Note: The first private press in Wales (1802-10) founded

by Thomas Johnes (1748-1876) plus Oeuvres Illustrées de Balzac, Michel Levy, Paris 1867.8 vols.in 4. Worn green cloth (305 x 220mm) (9) £50-100

314. A Collection of All the Wills now known to be extant of Kings and Queens of England... printed J Nicols, London for the Society of Antiquities 1780. 4to.

1/2 calf with b/p of Charles Davies Sherborn, Bibliographer (1861-1942) and signed. Note: ‘This work was burnt at the fire of the printers and was so scarce that £2 was charged for copies of it’ - see paste in. Much worn condition, foxing etc. plus DE MONTAIGNE, Lord Michael, The Essayes or Morall, Politike and Militarie Discourses. 3rd Ed. Florio translation. printed by M Fletcher for Rich. Royston, London 1682. 4to. Modern brown cloth binding (2) £70-150

316. DART, Rev. Mr J. The History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Canterbury with multiple plates by J Cole and J Hoddle, London 1726. Red and black title page. Fo. later red morocco and cloth £70-150

317. FOX, The Rev. John, The Book of Martyrs. Thomas Kelly, London 1811. Fo. plates throughout.

Contemporary full calf. Bds loose. Pages loose. s.a.f. £70-150

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310. MILTON, John (1608-1674), English Poet ‘Paradise Regained’. 4th Ed. Jacob Tonson, London 1705.

Modern full calf binding with gilt tooling (195 x 125mm) plus a further copy of ‘Paradise Regained’, 4th Ed. 1705 in contemporary full calf (196 x 122mm) (2) £50-100

311. A GROUP OF 6 TITLES:- DIBDIN, Thomas, London Theatre 1815-1816. 4 vols. Small format. CREIGHTON, M, A History of the Papacy, Longmans 1919. 8vo. Red cloth. 6 vols.

ARIOSTO, Lodovico, L’Orlando Furioso, 3 vols. Milan 1819. Small format. 1/2 vellum and mbld bds. Lord Macaulay’s Essays. Longman 1896. Full tree calf. 8vo. STEVENSON, R.L. Edinburgh Picturesque Notes, Seeley, London 1895. Red cloth and ROBERTSON, William, Emperor Charles V, 1809. 4 vols. Needs rebacking (19) £150-250

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318. MASSON, Sir Irvine, The Mainz Psalters and Canon Missae 1457-1459. Bibliographical Society, London 1954. Fo. plus a facsimile plus Duc de Berry Grandes Heures. Fo. in slip case. Thames and Hudson, London. Red cloth (2) £30-50

319. DELRIO, Martin (1551-1608), Jesuit Theologian Disquisitionum Magicarum, Vols 1-2 in one containing 4 of 6 ‘books’. Gerard Rivius Leuven 1599/1600, both title pages with engraved colophon and index at end of each volume. 1st leaf of dedication lacking. Early m/s description on end paper. B/p for Thomas Courtenay Theydon Warner, applied contemporary finely embossed boards with vellum spine and handwritten title, thick 8vo. (210 x 155mm) s.a.f. £400-600

321. 19TH CENTURY COOKERY INTEREST: MRS RUNDELL Domestic Cookery. 25 eds. plus Food & Cookery Magazine 1903/4. 3 vols. (28) £70-150

320. MILTON, John, Paradise Lost, Gusave Doré illus.

Cassell Petter Galpin, London 1882. Fo. tooled red morocco; scuffed and splits £70-150 322. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE INTEREST: NICHOLSON, Peter, ‘A Popular Course of Pure and Mixed Mathematics’. Whittaker, London 1825 plus A collection of 14 associated 19th Century titles, most leather bound in varying states of mis-repair (15) £50-150

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323. AN ANTIQUE ISLAMIC MANUSCRIPT, possibly a 19th Century Quran, disbound with tears, within a leather wallet, much perished (approximately 300 x 250mm) plus A MIddle Eastern wooden tablet with mihrab motif and inscription (430 x 280mm) (2) £100-200

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324. CROKE, Sir George, Reports...of such Select Cases. published by Sir Harbottle Grimston, London 1669. 3 vols. Small Fo. Portrait frontispiece. Full calf. Bds loose. s.a.f. (3) £50-150

325. WOOD, Edward, ‘A Complete Body of Conveyancing, in Theory and Practice’. 5th Ed. 3 vols.

Fo. Johnson, London 1790. Full calf. Rebacked with red title (3) £70-150

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326. BLACKSTONE, William, ‘Commentaries on the Laws of England’ Strahan, London 1809. 4 vols. Thick 8vo. Rebound in 1/2 calf and marbled boards (4) £50-100

327. A 17TH CENTURY BIBLE printed by Robert Barker, London 1630. Disbound and for restoration. Sold as found. Contemporary calf (220 x 170mm) £50-150

328. ADAMS, W.H. Davenport, The History and Topography of the Isle of Wight. James Briddon, Ventnor 1864. Red cloth, bds loose. Plus Virtue’s Picturesque Beauties ‘Kent’. 1/2 calf. Plus 2 further titles (4) £50-100

329. A COLLECTION OF TEN POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS, TRACTS ETC: 18th/19th Century variously bound (10) £40-80

330. BURNETT, Alexander, Jethro Tull’s System of Successive Corn Growing, Chester 1869. Plus 4 further 19th Century titles relating to Agriculture etc (5) £40-80

331. Bulletin de la Société Industrielle de Mulhausen.

Vols. 1-16 (1836-1842) with plates. 1/2 calf and marbled bds. 8vo. (16) £50-150

332. COOPER, John Spencer, Rough Notes of Seven Campaigns in Portugal, Spain, France and America (1809-15) John Russell Smith, London 1869. Red Cloth.

Plus 6 associated titles, Wellington, Waterloo, etc (7) £50-100

333. BUNYAN, John, The Pilgrim’s Progress, The Holy War, and other selected works. London Printing and Publishing Co. n/d c1870. Thick 4to. Full leather and a further edition of Bunyan’s Works (2) £30-60

334. BINDINGS: A collection of c35 Antiquarian leather books, poetry, general literature etc (c35) £50-100

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336. ‘Curia Oxoniensis: or Observations on the Statutes which relate to the University Court on the Illegality of Searching Houses...’ 3rd Ed. Oxford 1826. Pamphlet form with owner’s sig. Plus WOOD, Anthony, Appendix to the History and Antiquities of the Colleges and Halls in the University of Oxford containing Fasti Oxonienses.

Clarendon Press 1790. 1 vol. Cloth bds (loose) (284 x 221mm) (2) £40-80

335. A VOLUME OF 19TH CENTURY PAMPHLETS relating to Derbyshire and other subjects from the Library of J.M. Gresley, The Derbyshire Antiquary, entitled ‘Miscellaneous’, marbled boards loose (230 x 150mm) £50-100

337. HAMILTON, Sir William, ‘Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic’. 4 vols. Blackwood, Edinburgh 1860. Brown cloth. Plus 15 associated titles and a collection of 14 law related titles (c33) £50-100

339. A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BOUND MANUSCRIPT ‘Resumés D’Analyse Calcul Intégral’. Vol. II. Marbled bds and red leather spine (272 x 215mm) £50-100

340. SMILES, Samuel, ‘Robert Dick, Baker of Thurso Geologist and Botanist’. Murray, London 1878. With portrait frontispiece, green cloth. Plus a collection of approximately 25 titles relating mainly to Geology (c26) £50-100

341. ROSATI, Dr Antonio Maria, ‘Memorie per Servire alla Storia de Vescovi di Pistoja’.

The History of the Bishops of Pistoia (Tuscany) from 594-1732. With one folding plate. Atto Bracali, Pistoia 1766. Red and black printed title page with engraving by Filosi. 236pp, vellum boards (280 x 200mm) £50-100

342. BORGHINI, D. Vincenzo (1515-1580), Benedictine Monk and Philologist Discourses thereof... 2 vols. Pietro Gaet. Viviani, Firenze 1755. With engraved title page and tipped in portrait after G. Benaglia. Loosely bound in paper covered boards (253 x 185mm) (2) £100-200

343. JOHNSON, Thomas, Novus Graecorum Epigrammatum, J Pote, Eton 1767. Full calf with 6th Earl Cowper b/p plus TASSO, Torquato, Aminta Favola Boscareccia. Prault, Paris 1745. Full tooled tree calf plus 4 further titles, all small format (6) £50-150

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338. AN 18TH CENTURY PRAYER BOOK containing The Collects, Epistles and Gospels, to be used throughout the Year. Dated 1728 with owners sigs and marbled end papers. Fo. Full tooled calf. With old repairs and losses £50-100

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344. GIANNINI, Giulio, Firenze, Binder. ‘The Comedies of Shakespeare’. Henry Frowde. O.U.P. 1911. Tooled red morocco. 3 vols. 8vo. plus CARLYLE, Thomas, ‘The French Revolution’ Macmillan, London 1911. 8vo. 2 vols. Fine red morocco with tooled spine plus a group of 9 19th century leather bound titles (14) £100-200

346. COMBE, William, ‘Doctor Syntax in Paris or a Tour in Search of the Grotesque’. W Wright, London 1820. 16 plates out of 20, plus illustrated title page. Rebound in brown cloth. 4to. plus vol 1 only. The Northern Courts. 1818 apparently signed by Robert Southey and dated London 1820. 8vo. decorative binding, bds loose (2) £40-80

345. THACKERAY, William Makepeace, ‘Works’. 11 vols. Belford Clarke & Co. Chicago 1882. 8vo. green tooled cloth. Owner’s sig. for Joseph L. Hunsicker, Buffalo 1886 (11) £40-80

347. COOKERY INTEREST: ‘Mrs Beeton’s Household Management’. New edition, Ward Lock, London. Thick 4to plus ‘Hering’s Dictionary of Classical and Modern Cookery’. Walter Bickell. Trans. plus two associated (4) £40-60

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ORNITHOLOGICAL/NATURAL HISTORY INTEREST:4 titles to include: Familiar Wild Flowers with 40 plates, green cloth, British Birds and their Haunts, British Birds’ Eggs and Nests and Thorburn (Archibald) 4 vols. British Birds, red cloth, all well used (7) £120-150

349. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge (Lewis Carroll), ‘The Hunting of the Snark, an Agony in Eight Fits’. 1st Ed. Macmillan 1876. With nine illustrations by Henry Holiday. Rebound in marbled boards, loose and split, pages loose £50-100

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348. DANCKELMANN, Sophia von. Translator.

Milton’s Verlones Paradies (Paradise Lost). N.I. Buch aus den Englischen ¸bersetzt... Berlin, October 1757. 45pp in fine scrolling longhand. 4to. (234 x 192mm) gilt tooled, full calf, edges bumped.

Note: Sophia von Danckelmann was a tutor to Princess Wilhelmina of Prussia (1751-1820). £200-300

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351. STEVENSON, Robert Louis (1850-1894), Scottish Novelist, Poet and Traveller An extensive collection of forty-nine works, publishing date 1878-1921 to include the ‘Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson’, Sidney Colvin, Methuen 1899. 2 vols. ‘The Life of Robert Louis Stevenson’ by Graham Balfour 1901. 2 vols.

‘Stevenson’s Baby Book’, John Howell, San Francisco 1922. ‘Cummy’s Diary, A Diary kept by Robert Louis Stevenson’s nurse, Alison Cunningham 1863’. Chatto & Windus 1926. Ltd 734/780; ‘Edinburgh Picturesque Notes’ by Robert Louis Stevenson with etchings by A Brunet-Debaines. Seeley Jackson and Halliday 1879 (Fo). All uniformly finely bound in dark green morocco with gilt top edge and titles. The original covers are tipped at the back of each book (49) £4000-6000

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352. AN 18TH CENTURY FOLIO ‘Dissertation Upon Epitaphs’, interleaved with 22 plates plus two loose 1/2 leather and marbled bds. Thomas Harper b/p (530 x 345mm) plus an incomplete calligraphic music m/s on parchment ‘Supplement pour Les Responses...’, red and black text. disbound. Fo. (2) £70-150

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353. CHAVASSE, Pye Henry, Advice to a Mother on the Management of her Children, Churchill, London 1886.

14th Ed. 1/2 calf and marbled bds (165 x 112mm) Scuffed and bumped. Plus COWPER, William, Minor Poems. Whittingham Chiswick n/d. Tooled green calf with losses. Marbled end papers (136 x 92mm) Plus SMITH, M, The Vision, A Sacred Poem. Andrew Bell 1702. Plus The Spectator. 3 vols. 1729. Full calf.

Bindings loose. (5) £50-100

354. BALLANTYNE PRESS. ‘The Passionate Pilgrim and The Songs in Shakespeare’s Plays. With woodcut and border design by Charles Ricketts. T Sturge Editor. 1896 London. Uncut free end papers. Blue Boards, stained, bumped, corners turned. (202 x 135mm) Plus The ‘Poems’ of Alice Meynell (1847-1922). Complete Edition with portrait frontispiece, Burns Oates & Washbourne Ltd, London 1923. Blue cloth (194 x 135mm) Edges turned Plus LAWRENCE, D.H. ‘Pansies’ Secker, London 1929 (3) £50-100

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358. THACKERAY, William Makepeace, The History of Pendennis. 2 vols. First Edition. Bradbury and Evans 1849/1850. Engraved title page. contemporary half calf and mbld bds. (220 x 145mm) plus The Complete Works of Lord Byron, Galignani, Paris 1837. with facsimile letter. 1/2 calf mbld bds. plus EWING, Juliana Horatia, A Flat Iron for a Farthing, Bell, London 1893 and ‘The Story of a Short Life’, Society for Promoting, Christian Knowledge n/d c1890 plus DICKENS, Charles, ‘Master Humphrey’s Clock’ 3 vols. Chapman & Hall, London 1840/1841. decorative embossed cloth bds (262 x 175mm), all in poor condition, bds loose etc. s.a.f. (8) £50-100

361. MARKHAM, Gervase, ‘Markham’s Farewel to Husbandry...’, Sawbridge, London 1676. with wood cut illustrations. rebound 1/2 calf (200 x 152mm) plus HUGUES DARIER, Pére, Tableau du Titre, Poids et Valeur des Differentes Monnaies D’or et D’Argent... Geneva 1827, many plates, gilt engraved bds (260 x 195mm) plus COBBETT, William, Rural Rides. Peter Davis, London 1930 with vignettes by John Nash. mbld bds, damp damage at edges (259 x 160mm) (5) £50-100

359. DARWIN, Charles Robert, ‘On the Various Contrivances by which British & Foreign Orchids are Fertilised by Insects and on the good effects of Intercrossing’ First Edition, John Murray 1862. 8vo. (195 x 125mm) folding plate and engravings to text as per list (p.V) dark red cloth. with gilt orchid motif with 32pp of publishers advertisement at end. owners pencil sig. to title page, spine and title loose, with losses, edges bumped, some foxing plus WALLACE, Alfred Russell, the Malay Archipelago, The Land of the Orang-Utan and the Bird of Paradise, Macmillan, London 1883, with dedication to Charles Darwin, marbled end papers. school prize, 1/2 calf (188 x 129mm) (2) £400-600

362. The New Testament in Greek. 3 vols. Longman et al, London 1876 with numerous annotations and owners sig. for C.S. Bird (Charles Smith Bird? 1795-1862 Academic and Theologian) orig. full calf. bds loose and with losses. 8vo. (215 x 140mm) plus 8 further leather bound titles, classics etc., all in poor condition and s.a.f.

(11) £50-100

357. BEBINGTON, CHESHIRE INTEREST:- LEWIN, Walter, ‘Clarke Aspinall, A Biography’, Allen, London 1893. with signed portrait frontispiece. Ltd Ed. 48/95 signed by the author. red and ivory cloth. 8vo. bumped and stained plus a 19th Century Bible, printed by Blair & Bruce, Edinburgh 1823. tooled red morocco (with a split) (240 x 158mm) signed for ‘William Robert James Garson 28th June 1885 Bebington’ (2) £50-100

360. KIPPIS, Andrew, ‘Narrative of Capt.n Cook’s Three Voyages’. 2 small format vols. Whittingham’s Cabinet Library. Chiswick 1820 with engraved frontispiece. owners annotations (140 x 88mm) bds worn and faded, edges scuffed, s.a.f. (2) £50-100

363. BUNYAN, John, The Pilgrim’s Progress. Cassell, London c1925. with eight full page plates by James Clark with decorative binding (235 x 135mm) plus Stories From The Arabian Nights retold by Laurence Houseman, illustrated Edmund Dulac. Hodder & Stoughton, London 1907. binding broken and loose. s.a.f. (260 x 190mm). both with owners inscription plus Dante’s Inferno Gustav Doré (Illus) Cary’s English Text. Cassell. small Fo. (3) £40-80

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355. CULPEPER, Nicholas, ‘Culpeper’s English Physician Containing the Herbal’. 2 vols. in one. Title vol 1. missing. Numerous plates, London 1806. Some pages loose. 1/2 calf. Much worn and boards loose. 4to. (270 x 215mm) s.a.f. £50-150

356. SOMERSET:- COLLINSON, Rev. John, The History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset. 3 vols. 4to.

(295 x 240mm) printed by R Crutwell, Bath 1791. with folding map by A Crocker, Frome and numerous plates throughout. 1/2 calf and marbled bds plus PHELPS, Rev. W, The History and Antiquities of Somersetshire. 2 vols.

London 1839. 4to. (295 x 225mm) red morocco and mbld bds. b/p designed by W & A Mussett for Hugh Edmund Chafy. bds loose and much used, foxing throughout all books (5) £100-200

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364. COOKERY INTEREST:An 18th century m/s cookery book entitled ‘The Entire Collection of Phoebe Booth from the Year (17)44 to the Day of her Death’. Over a hundred pages of recipes, long hand in black ink. 8vo. green cloth, binding loose plus two further 19thc m/s cookery books, marbled bds.

8vo. plus a copy of Mrs Groundes-Peace’s Old Cookery Book, The International Wine and Food Publishing Co. With d/w. Note: the first three books in the lot were used

by Mrs Groundes-Peace for reference (4) £100-200

366. A COLLECTION OF THIRTY LEATHER BOUND TITLES mainly 8vo. poetry, classics etc plus ‘The Works of J.M. Barrie’ 10 vols. Cassell & Hodder & Stoughton. blue leather bound in slip case (40) £150-250

365. TAYLOR, Jeremy, The Rule and Exercises of Holy Living, R Royston, London 1650. With engraved title page by R Vaughan. Owner’s sig. for Angelie Taylor, paste in of The Albion 1853 relating to George Withers, Everton so inscribed. 12mo. Embossed calf spine deficient, bds loose £50-100

367. DICKENS, Charles, Works thereof including Pickwick Papers, American Notes, Reprinted Pieces 22 titles in 17 vols. mostly undated but c.1870. Chapman Hall, W.R. Howell, London plus FORSTER, John, The Life of Charles Dickens with portrait frontispiece after Maclise. 4to. (220 x 160mm) bound as a set in 1/2 green morocco, gilt tooled with banded spine, gilt edges and mbled end papers, some foxing and 2 vols. sunned (15) £200-400

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369. BEWICK, Thomas. ‘A General History of Quadrupeds’, 2nd Ed. Newcastle 1791, contemporary goat binding with tooled ornament 8vo. £50-100

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368. A COLLECTION OF 17 LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY TREE CALF BINDINGS PREDOMINANTLY POETRY including Poems of Southey signed by Coningsby Disraeli, English Politician 1867-1936 as Governor of Royal Grammar School, Wycombe. Tennyson, Burns, Longfellow, Scott, Byron, et al, with red titles and fine tooled ornament. 8vo. (17) £200-400

370. BERRY, William, Genealogia Antiqua or Mythological and Classic Tables, London 1816. 4to. ex libris Michael Maclagan, plus BELL, Major James, Compendious View of Universal History and Literature’, Baldwin, Cradock and Joy. London 1824. Fo, marbled bds (2) £50-100

371. BAKER, George, The History and Antiquities of the County of Northampton. Bowyer Nichols, London 1822-1830. 2 vols. Fo. With plates. Rebound in green cloth (2) £100-200

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373. JEWEL, John (1522-1571), Bishop of Salisbury ‘A Defence of the Apologie of the Church of Englande, Conteininge an Answeare to a certaine Booke lately set forthe by M Hardinge and Entitled a Confutation of Jewel’s Apologie...’, Henry Wykes, London 1567. 27 Octobris, titled tipped with 19th century print of Jewel, bookseller’s descriptions and loose Cavendish b/p. bound with JEWEL, John ‘A Replie unto M Hardinges Answeare...’, Henry Wykes, London 1565. Thick 4to. (270 x 190mm). Old calf bds for restoration. saf (1) £200-300 372. Illustrated London News. 2 vols. Fo. 1869. Bound in contemporary 1/2 leather (2) £50-100

374. BULLINGER, Henry or Heinrich (1504-1575), Swiss Theologian ‘Sermons in five Decades’, 16th/17th century in English.

First 130 and last 100 pp deficient or badly damaged, original wooden boards, one with losses. Thick 4to. (220 x 160mm) saf £100-200

375. GUILLIM, John (1565-1621), English Antiquarian A Display of Heraldry, frontispiece deficient, numerous plates, small Fo. full calf broken and with losses. saf plus PRYNNE, William, An Exact Abridgement of the Records in the Tower of London...collected by Sir Robert Cotton (1571-1631), William Leake, London 1657. Small Fo. full calf, red title (2) £50-100

376. DICKENS, Charles, The Mystery of Edwin Drood.

First Ed. In original 6 monthly parts (6 in one). 12 engraved plates. FILDES, S.L. Illus. Chapman and Hall, London April-September 1870 with ‘Cork Hats’ advertisement in Pt II. In outer two section book box. 1/2 calf and green cloth (250 x 170mm) £100-200

377. BELL, John, Ed. Shakespeare’s Plays and Poems. 9 vols. 8vo. London 1774. with frontispiece portrait of Wm. Shakespeare by A Hall. Orig. full gilt tooled calf with red and black title. Bumped and scuffed bds loose (9) £200-300

378. MILL, John Stuart (1806-1873), English Economist ‘Principles of Political Economy with some of their Applications to Social Philosophy’. 6th Edition. 2 vols.

Longman, London 1865. 8vo. Amersham Hall School Prize 1869 with tipped in m/s presentation letter from Henry S. Winterbotham on House of Commons Library note paper, marbled edge and end papers b/p, full calf with tooled Latin motto. Bds loose and losses (2) £100-200

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379. GREGO, Joseph, ‘Rowlandson the Caricaturist’, 2 vols. 4to. (290 x 230mm). Chatto and Windus, London 1880, red cloth with tooled spines with pasted in 3p letter from the author to Crawford J. Pocock, 27th July 1878 plus GIBBS, A Hamilton, Rowlandson’s Oxford, Kegan Paul Trench, Trubner, London 1911, red cloth, 4to.

(294 x 232mm). Scuffs and bumps etc (3) £50-100

380. COOMBE, William and ROWLANDSON, Thomas, ‘The Tour of Dr Syntax in Search of a Poem’. small format (144 x 100mm). Ackermann, London 1823. 3 vols. 1/2 calf, green cloth, orig. plate p.145 replaced, see correspondence plus The Beauties of Tom Brown, Hughes et al, London 1808 (Rowlandson illus). Plain boards (190 x 120mm) plus HARRISON, W.H. ‘The Humourist: A Companion for the Christmas Fireside’.

Rowlandson (Illus). Ackermann, London 1831. Full green leather (182 x 113mm) plus 2 associated titles (7) £50-100

381. COOMBE, William and ROWLANDSON, Thomas, Illus. ‘The English Dance of Death’. 2 Vols. Ackermann, London 1815. New end papers. Rebound in marbled boards with blue calf back. 8vo. (242 x 152mm). Plus ‘The Dance of Life, A Poem’. Akermann, London 1817.

B/p and sig. for Arthur Howard Southey. Numerous pencil notes. Sold as found. 8vo. 1/2 calf bds loose. Plus GOLDSMITH, Oliver, The Vicar of Wakefield, Thomas Rowlandson, Illustrator. Constable, London 1928. 8vo.

Green cloth (4) £70-150

383. A Book of the Names of all Parishes, Market Towns, Villages, Hamlets and Smallest Places in England and Wales, London printed

by M(atthew) S(immons) for Thomas Jenner 1657. 37 engraved and coloured maps in the text by Jacob van Langeren with secondary title page ‘A Direction for the English Traviller’ dated 1643. Folding map of Yorkshire, loose, with tables of each county. 197pp but some misnumbering, ink stains p.144-147.

Full calf rebacked bds loose (185 x 140mm) £200-400

382. COOMBE, William and ROWLANDSON, Thomas, ‘The Tour of Dr Syntax in Search of a Poem’ 5th Ed. N/D. Plus Vol II. ‘In Search of Consolation’, Ackermann 1820. 8vo. 1/2 calf and marbled boards. Bds loose. Some plates replaced. Plus A further copy of the 5th Edition, 1/2 calf and marbled boards.

Plus Vol II. 2nd Edition 1820, plain boards. Plus ‘The History of Johnny Quaegenus The Little Foundling of the Late Dr Syntax: A Poem’. Thomas Rowlandson. Illus. Ackermann 1822. 8vo.

Brown cloth. Edges bumped etc. (5) £70-150

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384. MADDEN, R.R. The Literary Life and Correspondence of The Countess of Blessington. 2nd Ed. Newby, London 1855. 3 vols. 1/2 calf, marbled bds. 8vo. (220 x 140mm) plus a collection of 29 18th & 19th century bindings, Bacon, Southey, Tacitus etc (32) £100-200

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385. SWIFT, Jonathan, Works ‘with notes, historical and critical by J Hawkesworth and others’. Millar et al, London 1781. 17 out of 18 vols. Vol. V deficient, plus Vol 2. of another edition 1766. 8vo. full original tooled calf, much used and with losses, owners sig. for 1823 £50-100

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387. VILLIERS, George, Duke of Buckingham, Works thereof. 2 vols. 3rd Ed. Sam Briscoe, London 1715. with portrait frontispiece. 8vo. (195 x 120mm) full tooled calf, rebacked plus GAY, John, Poems on Several Occasions.

2 vols. small format (155 x 100mm) Foulis, Glasgow 1751. full tooled calf, corners broken, splits etc (4) £50-100

388. WALLER, Edmond, Poems etc Written on Several Occasions. 9th Ed. Tonson, London 1712 with portrait frontispiece, full orig. calf. (140 x 88mm) plus a collection of 14 smll format leather bound titles, 18th/19thc. part sets etc (15) £50-100

389. SURTEES, Robert, ‘Handley Cross’. Jorrocks Edition. Bayntun, Bath 1926. with illustrations by John Leech plus 4 further titles (all 205 x 140mm) in blue cloth plus BERKELEY, G.F. ‘Reminiscences of a Huntsman’. J Leech & G Holland. Illus. Edward Arnold 1897. 4to. marbled and ivory bds. stained and bumped (6) £50-100

390. GALSWORTHY, John, ‘A Modern Comedy’. Heinemann, London 1929. Ltd Ed. 191/1030. signed by the author and inscribed with the last two lines of ‘Bells of Peace’. ivory bds, gilt title, stained and bumped plus A collection of 17 titles by or associated to Galsworthy inc. early and 1st Editions (18) £100-200

392. LOWNDES, William Thomas, The Biographers Manual of English Literature, Bohn, London 1857. 10 vols with appendix plus a quantity of pamphlets and general literature c25 (c35) £30-60

393. TROLLOPE, Anthony, The Warden and Barchester Towers, Chapman and Hall, London 1879. 2 vols. green cloth plus 4 further ‘Chronicles of Barsetshire’ titles uniformly bound plus 17 further General Literature titles.

Balzac, George Moore, Rousseau, Rabelais etc (19) £50-100

391. ELIOT, George, Mary Ann Evans (1819-1880) ‘A Spanish Gypsy’. A Poem.

William Blackwood, Edinburgh and London 1868. 1st Ed. with 1/2 title and 8pp of Advertisements. blue cloth. 8vo.

(220 x 159mm) pencil annotations, corners bumped, edges stained £50-100

394. KIPLING, Rudyard, A group of nine titles.

Macmillan, London, early eds. uniformly bound in red cloth. plus a collection of 19 general literature titles, Le Sage, Walpole, Blunden, Hardy et al (28) £40-80

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386. SHAFTESBURY, Anthony, Earl of, Characteristicks of Men, Manners, Opinions, Times. 3 vols. 4to. (240 x 154mm) 5th Ed. 1727, mbld end papers, full calf. (title page dated 1773 John Baskerville) plus a further 3 vols.

5th Ed. Corrected 1732 (200 x 134mm). all full original tooled calf with b/ps. splits and stains plus LORREQUER, Harry, ‘Charles O’Malley, The Irish Dragon’. Curry, Dublin 1841. 2 vols. 1/2 green calf with mbld bds. 4to.

(215 x 138mm) splits, wear and foxing (8) £70-120

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395. BAUDELAIRE, Charles, French Poet (1821-1867) Fleurs du Mal in Pattern and Prose by Beresford Egan and C Bower Alcock, Sophisticles Press and T Werner Laurie, London 1929 with Imaginary Portrait of Baudelaire on frontispiece and 16 further plates. Ltd Ed. 396/500 signed by Beresford Egan. untrimmed paper with original/patterned green cloth bds (305 x 240mm) b/p. bds chipped, corners bent plus SARTRE, Jean-Paul, ‘Baudelaire’. Martin Turnell. trans. Horizon, London 1949. green cloth, sunned. 8vo. (2) £100-200

398. WARREN, John Leicester, Lord de Tabley, Poems, Dramatic and Lyrical with illustrations by C.S. Ricketts.

Elkin Matthews & John Lane, London 1893. in decorative gilt tooled green cloth binding. 8vo. plus 36 further poetry titles inc. Keats, Smollett, Dowson, Swinburne, Rabelais etc (37) £70-150

396. LAMB, Charles, The Essays of Elia. Moxon, London 1840. First Series. tooled ivory bds. stained (240 x 159mm) plus LEWIS CARROLL, The Hunting of the Snark, Zodiac Books. Mervyn Peake. Illus. 1941. orig. yellow bds. plus WEIGALL, Arthur, Sappho of Lesbos, Her Life and Times. Thornton Butterworth, London 1932. grey cloth. plus 16 further titles (19) £50-100

397. DE LA FONTAINE, Jean, Tales & Novels in Verse with 85 engravings by Eisen and 38 after Lancret, Boucher etc. 2 vols. The Society of English Bibliophilists 1896. brown cloth. 4to. plus Selections from the Droll Stories of Honoré de Balzac. Cees Woltman. Illus.

Bourbon Press, London 1948. 4to. black cloth (3) £50-80

399. MUDIE, Robert, ‘The Feathered Tribes of the British Islands’ 2 vols. Henry Bohn, Covent Garden, London 1841 with coloured plates. Rebound in 1/2 red morocco. 8vo (2) £40-80

400. TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord, ‘The Works’, Macmillan, London 1902. Fine tree calf binding plus 5 further poetry titles, 3 leather bound (6) £40-80

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401. SHAKESPEARE, William, ‘The Tempest’ with illustrations by Edmund Dulac, with decorative end papers. 4to. Finely bound in tooled green leather. Plus HEATON-COOPER, A, Illustrator and PALMER, W.T. The English Lakes in decorative binding. Plus FOX-DAVIES, A.C. Complete Guide to Heraldry. Plus ‘Picturesque England’ with 140 plates. Frederick Warne, London and New York. Tooled red cloth.

4to. (4) £70-150

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402. WHITE, Rev. Gilbert, Fellow of Oriel College Oxford. The Natural History and Antiquities of Selbourne in the County of Southampton. New Ed. With engravings.

Longman et al, London 1813. With fold out engraving The North East View of Selbourne’. Additional title page, gilt edges. 4to. Full green morocco. Plus A modern edition. St Martin’s Press New 1981. With intro by June E.Chatfield. 4to. With d/w. (2) £70-150

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403. A 17TH CENTURY FRENCH MINIATURE NEW TESTAMENT and the Psalms of David translated into French by Clement Marot and Theodore de Beze, printed by P and I Blaeu, Amsterdam 1690. With engraved title pages, b/p and owner’s sig. on end paper, gilt edges in contemporary full ‘shagreen’ leather with granulated surface and clover leaf silver mounts and twin clasps with maker’s mark DR, and stamped with the name Fiay, repairs to spine (140 x 82mm) £200-400

405. AN EARLY 17TH CENTURY NEW TESTAMENT IN GREEK. The title page with wood cut colophon. Officina Plantiniana Raphelengii (Antwerp) 1612. Owner’s sig.

Small format (105 x 60mm) Full calf but much perished with losses £70-150

406. BURNET, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury (1643-1715) The Abridgement of the History of the Reformation of the Church of England. Chiswell, London 1683. Full calf with Rivington b/p. Plus A Discourse of the Pastoral Care 1692.

Full calf bds loose. Plus SHERLOCK, William, ‘A Discourse Concerning Divine Providence’. 2nd Ed. Rogers, London 1694. Rivington Co. Cork b/p. Rebound 1/2 calf. (200 x 160mm) Plus 5 further 18th Century associated titles. All leather bound and in much used condition (8) £70-150

407. HERVEY, James, English Clergyman and Writer (1714-1758) Lincoln College Oxford ‘Meditations and Contemplations’. 2 vols. in one inc.

‘Replections on a Flower Garden and Contemplations on the Night and...the Starry Heaven’. 2nd Ed. Rivington. St Paul’s Churchyard, London 1718. With Rivington B/p.

Full calf repaired (175 x 112mm) £50-100

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404. MALORY, Sir Thomas, ‘The History of the Renowned Prince Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table’. printed for Walker and Edwards, London 1816. Small format (125 x 72mm). Lady of the Lake frontispiece, full contemporary calf, with tooled ornament, marbled end papers and edges, owners b/p and sigs. for A.T. Loyd (2) £70-150

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409. ‘The History of Sir Charles Grandison in a Series of Letters’. Published from the originals by the Editor of Pamela and Clarissa. 7 vols. 8vo. Rivington et al, London 1754. Full calf. Plus ‘The Adventurer’ New Ed. 4 vols.

Rivington et al, London 1770. 8vo. Full calf. Plus GAY, ‘Fables’ With engraved title page and frontispiece.

London, Hitch et al 1751. 8vo. Full calf. All ex Lib so labelled. Rivington B/ps. Much all over wear (12) £50-100

410. A GROUP OF TEN 18TH CENTURY ‘RIVINGTON’ PUBLICATIONS TO INCLUDE:- BUNYAN, John, ‘The Pilgrim’s Progress’. 34th Ed. 1786. With engraved frontispiece (160 x 90mm). Plus The Pantheon representing the Fabulous Histories of the Heathen Gods. London 1778. With engraved frontispiece. 8vo.

Plus CHELSUM, James, ‘A Sermon Preached in the Cathedral Church of St Paul. 1787. 8vo. Plus 7 associated. All leather bound with in much worn condition (10) £50-100

411. A GROUP OF FIFTEEN 19TH CENTURY TITLES, mainly theology and published by Rivington. Some leather bound. All in much used state (15) £50-100

412. BINDINGS:- BOSWELL, James, The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D. Bell and Sons, London 1888, tooled half calf and marbled boards. 10 vols. (182 x 120mm) plus RUSSELL, William, ‘The History of Modern Europe’, 10 vols. Thomas Tegg, London 1829, embossed and gilt tooled calf (some losses) (160 x 105mm) (20) £70-150

413. SHAKESPEARE, William, The Works of... text revised by the Rev. Alexander Dyce. Bickers & Son, London 1880. 10 vols. 4th Ed. Finely bound in 1/2 red morocco and marbled boards with gilt titles and gilt edges (224 x 150mm) some scuffing to edges (10) £150-250

414. BURNS, Robert, The Works thereof with an account of his Life, 4th Edition. 4 vols. Cadell and Davies, London 1803 with portrait frontispiece, full tree calf rebacked (212 x 135mm) (4) £50-100

415. ‘The Fables of Aesop with a Life of the Author and embellished with one hundred and twelve plates’, 2 vols.

John Stockdale, Piccadilly London. 4th June 1793. b/p and marbled end papers. 4to. (275 x 175mm). Full tooled calf with armorial, spine repaired with some losses, corners turned etc. (2) £100-200

416. TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord, The Works thereof...

Macmillan Press, London 1888 with portrait frontispiece.

8 vols. Marbled end papers and b/p ‘A friend to Thee I’ll ever be’. Full gilt tooled red morocco (175 x 120mm) plus The Works of William Shakespeare, Victoria Edition, Macmillan 1905. 3 vols. 8vo. 1/2 tooled calf (192 x 135mm) (11) £50-100

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408. WESLEY, John, Theologian (1703-1791). Thomas A’Kempis The Christian’s Pattern or a Treatise of the Imitation of Christ. Rivington, London 1785. rubricated title page and frontispiece. ‘Christ also suffered’ Full calf but bds loose (195 x 120mm) Plus A small format (128 x 160mm). edition of the same. Plus LEIGHTON, Robert, Eighteen Sermons 1745. Plus HILDROP, John, Miscellaneous Works. 2 vols. 1754. All published by Rivington, St Paul’s Churchyard with B/p. Full calf. Much wear (5) £50-100

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417. MILTON, John, The Works Thereof...in eight volumes. William Pickering, London 1851 with red and black printed title page with colophon and portrait of Milton engraved by W Humphreys. 8 vols. With marbled end papers, finely bound in gilt tooled ‘vellum’ with armorial and red and green titles (227 x 150mm) b/p, minor marks and bumps (8) £200-300

418. DICKENS, Charles, The Works Thereof...in thirteen volumes. Chapman & Hall, 193 Piccadilly London. With marbled end papers and b/p, tooled half calf and marbled boards (220 x 140mm) (13) £150-250

420. SWIFT, Jonathan, The Works Thereof... 2 vols. 4to. Henry Bohn, London 1848. with portrait frontispiece, 1/2 calf and marbled boards plus CLARK, Hugh, Introduction to Heraldry, Edwards, London 1825 with portrait frontispiece, 1/2 calf and marbled boards (178 x 112mm) plus The Pleasures of the Imagination, Mark Akenside, London 1795. Small format plus a part set of the Works of W.M. Thackeracy, blue cloth, 1886 23/26 plus one other title (28) £50-100 419. SCOTT, Sir Walter, Waverley Novels, Border Edition, 48 volumes. John C. Nimmo, The Strand, London 1892-1894 with many plates by D.Y. Cameron, Adolphe Lalauze, H Macbeth Raeburn, A Ansted and others. 8vo. (202 x 145mm) bound in gilt tooled red morocco for Sotheran (48) £400-600

422. CLARENDON, Edward Earl of, ‘The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England Begun in the Year 1641’. Oxford 1702/4. 3 vols. Fo. Vol. 1 with frontispiece portrait of Clarendon after Lely. Inscribed on end paper ‘Bought at the Sale of the Hon. Mrs Mason’s Library, Christie and Mansons, 27 July 1859-3 vols u/-’, full calf rebacked (3) £150-250

423. THE HOLY BIBLE ‘containing the Old and the New Testament and Apocrypha with critical, philological and explanatory notes’. Longman et al, London 1811. 3 vols.

Thick 4to. 1/2 calf with gilt lettering, owner’s biographical notes on end paper (3) £50-150

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421. CROWQUILL, Alfred, aka Alfred Henry Forrester (1804-1872) Artist and Illustrator ‘Pictures Picked From the Pickwick Papers’ pts.

1,2,3,5,6,8,9,10. Published by Ackermann 1837. (235 x 150mm). Binding loose, edges frayed, foxing. Plus ‘Pickwickian Illustrations’ by Heath. Sixteen plus three.

Published by T McLean, Haymarket 1937. Blue paper binding (200 x 150mm) (9) £250-350

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424. WILKINSON, Robert (Publisher), ‘Londina Illustrata: Graphic and Historic Memorials of Monasteries, Churches, Chapels, Schools...’, pub 1st Jan 1819. 2 vols. Fo. Multiple plates. Marbled bds and end papers, 1/2 red morocco (2) £100-200

425. PLATO, Ancient Greek Philosopher, Works:Platonis Philosophi Quae Exstant Graece ad Editionem Henrici Stephani Accurata Expressa... Studiis Societatis Bipontinae. 12 vols. Biponti, 1781-86. With portrait on title page, pencil annotations. 8vo. Marbled end papers and edges, full contemporary calf with tooled spine, some wear and losses (12) £100-200

426. NOTABLE BRITISH TRIALS - 15 vols. 8vo. (220 x 150mm). Red cloth. William Hedge, Edinburgh and London (15) £40-80

427. A MEDIEVAL DOUBLE SIDED LEAF FROM AN ENGLISH BOOK OF HOURS c1450, each side with 14 lines of Gothic text in Latin with blue and gilt illuminated initials on vellum (105 x 72mm).

Mounted on card. £100-200

428. TWO PAGES FROM AN EARLY ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT PRAYER BOOK, three sides of 17 lines of Gothic text in Latin with blue and gilt initials and red inserts on vellum (165 x 124mm) £50-100

429. A 15TH CENTURY FRENCH BOOK OF HOURS CALENDAR LEAF for September c1470. Double sided 17 & 15 lines of French text in alternating red, blue and gold with scrolling foliate border, on vellum (180 x 130mm). Mounted. £200-300

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430. NIDER, Johannes (c1380-1438) German Theologian. A page of Gothic German text in black and red ink, two sides of 28 lines attributed to Nider ‘Die Vierundzwanzig Goldenen Harfen’.

Mounted and bound. £100-200

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431. A FOLIO LEAF FROM A 17TH CENTURY VENETIAN GRADUAL containing prayers for the Feast of Saints Martin and Clement set to music, in red and black Latin script with woodblock initials (410 x 265mm) £100-200

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432. THREE FOLIO DOUBLE SIDED PAGES FROM LIBER CHRONICARUM OR NUREMBERG CHRONICLE headed Serta Etas Mundi/Mudi, woodcut and letter press. Originally published in 1493 by Anton Koberger. Black Latin text and each page numbered, non sequential (400 x 285mm) with variation (3) £150-250

436. GAETANO-MARIA Fr. da Bergamo, Cappuccino L’Uomo Appostolico. Baglioni, Venice 1774. Red and black title page. 4to. Old vellum plus 4 further old vellum bound books. s.a.f. (5) £50-100

Provenance: Purchased Maggs, London, December 2004 £700-900

435. SEGNERI, Paolo (1624-1694), Italian Jesuit Preacher, ‘Il Cristiano Instruito...’ Paolo Baglioni, Venice 1707. Thick 4to.

Old vellum with handwritten title plus CONRING, Hermann (1606-1681), German Academic Opus de Finibus Imperii Germanici... Johann Heinichen, Frankfurt and Leipzig 1693.

With portrait frontispiece and red and black title page. Thick 4to. Old vellum with handwritten title. s.a.f. (2) £100-200

437. POUGET, Francisco-Amato ‘Institutiones Catholicae in Modum Catecheseos...’ Typographia Balleoniana, Venice 1782. 2 vols. Small Fo. Red and black printed title page with cypher. Untrimmed edges, card and vellum bindings, handwritten titles. s.a.f. £50-100

438. BURNET, Gilbert (1643-1715), Bishop of Salisbury History of His Own Time. 2 vols. Small Fo. Thomas Ward, London 1724. Vol II lacks title page. Old calf for restoration plus a group of 6 old leather books. all s.a.f.

(8) £50-100

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434. A 16TH CENTURY LATIN BIBLE; Biblia Cum Corcondantiis Veteris et Novi Testamenti. Jean Moylin for Stephen Gueynard, Lyon 1522. Title page deficient, red and black text in double columns with historiated capitals and woodcut vignettes. 4to. (260 x 190mm). Old vellum with replaced end papers, s.a.f. £400-600

433. A MEDIEVAL FRENCH ILLUMINATED MINIATURE OF THE CRUCIFIXION, Christ on the Cross set in a pastoral landscape within a gilded and polychrome border of trailing vines, with 3 line Latin Gothic text and 16 line text verso. c1430 (190 x 140mm)

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439. The Illustrated Jerusalem Bible. M Friedlander Ed. 4to. In silvered binding plus a Russian cyrillic script publication dated 1901. 1/2 vellum and grey bds (2) £30-60

442. ‘Travels in Bohemia with a Walk through the Highlands of Saxony’ by ‘An Old Traveller’ 2 vols in one.

Cautley Newby, London 1857. tooled red cloth. stained and bumped, gilt edges (194 x 131mm) plus South African Gold Fields Emigrants Guide. 6th Ed. London 1890 with folding loose map. Union Steam Ship Company, illus. binding, bumped and worn. (190 x 125mm) (2) £30-60

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445. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MANUSCRIPT COMMONPLACE BOOK with a miscellany of entries on c129pp. in an untidy long hand. possibly by S Irvine so inscribed on the front bd. 1821 onwards (170 x 110mm) much used £50-100

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440. A TONGAN NEW TESTAMENT, Koe Tohi de Fuakava Foou, London 1852. ex lib with b/p. red cloth, spine split (185 x 112mm) £30-60

441. PERCIVAL, William Spencer (1827-1888) ‘Twenty Years in the Far East’ Simpkin et al. London. n/d. c1880. yellow cloth with oriental design. (220 x 145mm) plus FRASER, Sir Andrew H.L. ‘Among Indian Rajahs and Ryots’. Seeby, London 1911. gilt tooled red cloth (230 x 160mm) both ex lib with b/ps, stained and bumped (2) £30-60

443. ANDONIAN, Aram (1875-1951) Armenian Historian and Journalist, compiler ‘The Memoirs of Naim Bey’ Turkish Official Documents relating to the Deportations and Massacres of Armenians with an introduction by Viscount Gladstone. Hodder & Stoughton, London 1920. ex lib with b/p. card binding (154 x 122mm) £50-100

444. YEOMAN, Thomas, Engineer, ‘A Report Concerning the Drainage of the North Level of the Fens and the Outfal of the Wisbeach River’ 1769. with folding map. plus a group of seven associated reports and pamphlets relating to the Bedford Levels (8) £70-120

446. A COLLECTION OF PUBLISHED PAPERS on Archaeology from the Library of F Chabas. French and Italian. 2nd half of 19th century with multiple folding diagrams, etc. later library bound in green cloth (248 x 165mm) and (230 x 164mm) ex lib with stamps etc (2) £50-100

447. CUMBRIAN INTEREST:SANDERSON, Thomas (1759-1829) Cumbrian Poet ‘Original Poems’ printed by F Jollie Carlisle 1800. small format (160 x 95mm) later library bound in blue cloth. ex lib. plus ‘Observations, Chiefly Lithological made in a Five Weeks Tour to the Principal Lakes of Westmoreland and Cumberland, Ostell, London 1804. owners sig. for 1804. Lawson Turner? rebound in blue cloth (205 x 129mm) ex lib with b/p and stamps plus a book of Tracts

by Cumbrian Printers, first quarter of the 19th century, Library bound in brown cloth (176 x 105mm) (3) £100-200

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448. BUNYAN, John (1628-1688) Puritan Preacher Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners... A New Edition. A Millar et al, London/York 1798 with owners sig for Woodrooffe, Somerford Keynes 1806 (? Rev. Nathaniel George Woodrooffe 1766-1851 - small format (125 x 84mm) full calf, splits and bumps £50-100

449. TAYLOR, William, Land Surveyor. The Measurer’s Assistant, Birmingham 1792. Owners sig. (175 x 110mm) requires rebinding, bds deficient plus Ambulator or a Pocket Companion in a Tour Round London. Jane Bew, London 1793. Library rebound in brown cloth plus an 18th century volume of Sermons.

Vol 2. (of 2). only full leather (168 x 100mm) (3) £40-80

450. FLETCHER, John William (1729-1785) Methodist Theologian, ‘Works’ Vols II (1788) III, IV, V, VII, VIII. full calf (170 x 105mm) plus The Attorney’s Practice in the Court of Common Pleas. Vol I only. 3rd Ed. London 1758. full calf. 8vo. all worn and much used (7) £30-60

451. SMELLIE, William, The Philosophy of Natural History with introduction by John Ware. Scott Webster & Geary, London 1837. full calf with gilt vignette. small fromat plus CARTER, Susanna, The Experienced Cook and Housekeepers Guide. Nassau Steam Press, London. small format, both in much used condition (2) £30-50

452. BUCHAN, William, Domestic Medicine or the Family Physician, Burslem 1807. portrait frontispiece, front bds deficient m/s. ‘Cure for a Cancer’, on end paper bound with WESLEY, John, Primitive Physic or An Easy and Natural Method of Curing Most Diseases. Burslem 1807. remains of full calf. (205 x 130mm) s.a.f. £50-100

453. RAY, James of Whitehaven. A Compleat History of the Rebellion from its first Rise in 1745 to it’s total Suppression at the Glorious Battle of Culloden in April 1746. R Whitworth, Manchester c1750. ex lib. with labels, rebound in blue cloth. small format (165 x 96mm) £40-60

455. PRINSEP, Valentine Cameron, Artist and Writer (1838-1904) ‘Imperial India’. 2nd Ed. revised.

Chapman and Hall, London 1879 with frontispiece engraving of H.H. Sujjan Sing, Maharana of Oodeypore with maps and plates, folding map at front torn, red cloth, foxing etc £40-60

456. PHILOBILION SOCIETY Miscellanies. Vols 9/12x2/15 1865/68-69/1877-84. Whittingham & Wilkins Printers, London, embossed brown cloth, faded and edges torn (225 x 165mm) one signed Lord Dufferin (The Philobilion Society: A London Club founded in 1853, persons interested in history and the peculiarities of books) (4) £50-100

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454. A FACSIMILE COPY of ‘Barret’s Magus’. The Magus or Celestial Intelligencer; being a Complete System of Occult Philosophy (1801). Ltd Ed. 491/500. Vance Harvey, Leicester 1970. ex lib. brown cloth (280 x 220mm) £40-80

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457. CLARKE, The Rev. James Stanier and M’ARTHUR, John The Life of Admiral Lord Nelson K.B. Vol 1 only. Cadell and Davies, London 1809. some plates deficient. s.a.f. rebound in green cloth. ex lib. small Fo. £40-60

458. WHITE, Rev. Gilbert White, The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne. A New Ed. with notes, London 1832, marbled end papers, 1/2 tooled calf, scuffed and bumped corners (220 x 140mm) plus GRAHAM, Charles, Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse, Kendal 1778, untrimmed paper, later cloth bound. ex lib. 8vo. much used (2) £20-40

460. CORREVON, Henry (1854-1939), Swiss Botanist Album des Orchidées de L’Europe centrale et septentrionale, Geneva & Paris 1899. 60 plates, pl. LX replaced. Author’s insc. with photograph. Owner’s sig. for Henry Balfour, Oxford 1906. Green cloth. 4to. (249 x 167mm), binding loose and worn. £150-250

461. EDGEWORTH, Maria (1768-1849), Anglo Irish Writer Castle Rackrent; ‘An Hibernian Tale. Taken from Facts, and from the Manners of the Irish Squires, before the Year 1782’, Second Edition. J. Johnson, London 1800.

Contemp. marbled bds, calf spine with red title, edges bumped, stains and tears (182 x 120mm). £200-300

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463. BUTLER, Samuel and GREY, Zachary, Ed. Hudibras in three parts. John Exshaw, Dublin 1757 with portrait frontispiece. 2vols. 8vo. full cont. calf. Alexander Sinclair b/p (2) £50-100

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464. GOETHE, J Wolfgang Von, Faust, A Tragedy in Two Parts, trans. by Jonathan Birch. Chapman & Hall, London 1843. 2 vols. with steel engravings. 1/2 calf and marbled bds. 4to. plus SCHILLER, Friedrich, William Tell in German, Stuttgart 1858. 8vo. (182 x 120mm). 1/2 tooled calf and moulded bds plus SCHILLER, Friedrich, Don Carlos, Stuttgart 1862 (188 x 116mm). 1/2 calf and marbled bds. Bumps, scuffs and foxing (4) £40-80

459. CARNOT, Lazare (1753-1823), French Mathematician ‘Campagne des Français depuis le 8 Septembre 1793 répondant au 22 fructidor de l’an 1.er de la République française jusqu’au 15 Pluviùse an 111’ (French Republican Calendar, Feb. 1794/5), 2 vols in one. Paris, Messidor, An 111. 75pp inc. index. Small format (140 x 98mm) full orig. calf red title £150-250

462. PILKINGTON (The Rev. M.) ‘A Dictionary of Painters from the Revival of the Art to the Present Period’, A New Edition by Henry Fuseli R.A. London 1810. 4to.

(276 x 220mm) full gilt tooled calf with red title, bumps and splits plus Messrs Christie, Manson & Woods, Catalogue of Modern Pictures, James Price Collection, 15th June 1895. 1/2 calf. 4to. (2) £120-160

465. POTTER, John (1674-1747), Archbishop of Canterbury 1737-1747 and Bishop of Oxford 1715-1737 Archaeologia Graeca or The Antiquities of Greece, 2 vols. 5th Ed. London 1728, red and black printed title page, owner’s sig. for Robinson, Oxford 1811, full contemp. calf with banded spine. 8vo. (2) £50-100

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467. DICKENS, Charles, ‘The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club’. Chapman & Hall, London 1847. 8vo.

1/2 calf marbled bds plus The Winter’s Wreath for 1829 with frontispiece of Lady Blanche and Her Merlin by Edward Smith after Northcote. Small 8vo. mbld bds. 1/2 calf (2) £40-80

469. HOUGHTON, Rev. W. 2 copies of British Fresh Water Fishes, William Mackenzie, London c.1880. small Fo. (375 x 280mm) numerous coloured plates, tooled red cloth plus FRASER, Robert, A Review of the Domestic Fisheries of Great Britain and Ireland, Edinburgh 1818. Longman et al with folding map 4to. brown cloth bds loose and torn, foxed. Ex lib with author’s inscription (3) £70-150

471. SMILES, Samuel, ‘Life of a Scotch Naturalist Thomas Edward Associate of the Linnean Society’. New Ed. Murray, London 1889 with frontispiece portrait. Gilt tooled. Red morocco with banded spine. 8vo. Full calf with school crest (2) £30-60

472. CUDWORTH, William, ‘Manningham, Heaton and Allerton Townships of Bradford’, 1896. 4to. brown cloth plus 3 associated titles plus STENTON, F.M, ‘The Early History of the Abbey of Abingdon’. University College, Reading 1913/Blackwell Oxford. Blue cloth (5) £40-80

468. Homer’s ‘Iliad’ in Greek and Latin, Samuel Clarke.

Ed. 2 vols in one. J & J Knapton, London 1729. 4to. full tooled calf plus Homer’s ‘Odyssey’, Samuel Clarke. Ed. 2 vols in one, Knapton, London 1740. 4to. full calf both ex lib so stamped, bindings worn and bumped (2) £50-100

470. ‘Historical Observations Upon the Reigns of Edward I, II, III and Richard II with remarks upon their faithful Counsellors and False Favourites Written by a Person of Honour’. Licensed Jan 17th 1688/9. Rob Midgley. Printed for Partridge and Gillyflower London.

Rebound in ivory bds (160 x 100mm). Ex lib. with John Stewart Sinclair b/p. Bumped and stained. £30-50

473. ANON: FRANCIS MEDLEY BARTHOLOMEW. His Last Journey as gathered from his letters and those of his friends printed for private circulation by Rivington Percival & Co, London 1895. 8vo. untrimmed paper with pasted in portrait photograph. Edward Dillon Mansfield b/p, ivory cloth boards with tooled title. F.M.B. Desiderantibus, stains and bumps £30-50

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466. MASSE, Jean, Traité des Bois, Hochereau, Paris 1769. 2 vols (168 x 109mm) full contemp. calf with gilt tooled ornament. Bumps and loses to spine (2). £150-250

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474. AGASSIZ, Alexander (1835-1910) American Scientist and Natural Historian, ‘Letters and Recollections’ with portraits and other illustrations, Constable, London and Houghton Mifflin, New York 1913. 4to. blue cloth. ex Lib plus Lettres sur L’Alantide de Platon, Paris 1805. New Ed. marbled boards. plus 3 further titles, all ex Lib (5) £30-50

475. MARTIAL, Louis-Ferdinand, French Explorer (1836-1885), ‘Mission Scientifique du Cap Horn 1882-1883’ 1st Ed. 4to. 487pp + 3 maps, 2 double page and 9 plates in later green cloth with publisher’s letter card wrappers bound in Gauthier-Villars, Paris 1888 £50-100

476. JESSOP, William, R.H., M.A. ‘Flindersland and Sturtland or The Inside and Outside of Australia’ Richard Bentley, London 1862. 2 vols. marbled edges and end papers. full tooled calf with red and black titles. 8vo. (195 x 127mm) ex lib and owner’s inscription (2) £50-100 477. OSWALD, Felix, ‘Alone in the Sleeping-Sickness Country’, Kegan Paul et al, London 1915. 1st Ed. with folding map and over 70 plates from author’s photographs. 8vo. (220 x 150mm) signed by the author, red cloth £30-50

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478. YOUNG, Arthur (1741-1820) and STRAHAN, William (1715-1785), ‘The Farmer’s Tour throughout the East of England’ printed in London, Salisbury and Edinburgh 1771. 4 vols. 4to. (230 x 140mm), untrimmed paper, plain blue boards, inscribed titles, plates and diagrams. ex lib. splits, stains and tears (4) £50-100

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479. GARDINER, J. Stanley, Ed. The Fauna and Geography of the Maldive and Laccadive Archipelagoes. 2 vols. small Fo. Cambridge Univ. Press 1903. blue cloth plus FRAZER, Sir James George, The Native Races of America, Percy Lund, Humphries & Co, London 1939. small Fo. green cloth. all ex Lib. with labels, stamps (3) £30-50

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483. MUDGE, Capt. William, An Account of The Trigonometrical Survey carried out in the Years 1797, 1798 and 1799 read before the Royal Society 3rd July 1800 pp539 to 728 with seven folding maps/charts bound with Papers Presented to the Royal Society 1799-1800 with names of Donors pp 729-732 and Index to the Philosophical Transactions 1800 and list of Royal Society Members 1801.

Rebound in green cloth with reprinted title and contents pages and gilt lettering (244 x 180mm) £250-350

485. WILSON, Rev. John M, The Rural Cyclopedia or a General Dictionary of Agriculture...

Fullarton, Edinburgh 1847. 4 vols. Thick 4to. Many plates (260 x 170mm) 1/2 calf and marbled bds, owner’s sig for 1856 (4) £150-250

482. Lectures on Geodesy 1774-1899 in six pamphlets plus List of Memoirs, Maps, Sections etc published by the Geological Surveys of Great Britain and Ireland and the Museum of Practical Geology to 31st March 1909.

HMSO bound in green cloth with gilt title (218 x 142mm) £150-250

484. PARKINSON, Richard, ‘The Experienced Farmer, An Entire New Work in which the whole system of Agriculture, Husbandry and Breeding of Cattle is explained...’ 2 vols.

Robinson Paternoster Row, London 1798. Wilfred Buckley Memorial Fund 1936 b/p. Blue card, untrimmed edges, stains and backs flaking 8vo. (220 x 140mm) (2) £100-200

486. TURNER, Sharon (1768-1847), English Historian The Sacred History of the World as displayed in the Creation and subsequent events to the Deluge, Longman et al, London 1834/1837. 3 vols. 8vo. (215 x 145mm).

1/2 calf and marbled bds. Owner’s sig. for Edward Healy Thompson Emman(uel) Coll. (Cambridge) 1835. English Roman Catholic Writer 1813-1891 (3) £50-150

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480. NAUDÈ, Gabriel, French Librarian (1600-1653) ‘Apologie pour tous les Grands Personnages...soupçonnez de magie’. Adrian Viac. La Haye (The Hague) 1653. Full calf re-backed and replaced end papers, 8vo. (182 x 110mm) £150-250

481. ECONOMICS: KEYNES, John Maynard, ‘How to Pay for the War’, Macmillan, London 1940, blue card plus STANHOPE, Charles, Earl, Observations on Mr Pitt’s Plan for the Reduction of the National Debt, J Davis for P Elmsly, London 1786. 39pp with appendix, pamphlet plus Channel Tunnel Committee Report March 1930 H.M. Stationery Office for the Economic Advisory Council, 111pp with folding charts. Blue paper covers (3) £50-100

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487. Studies from the Biological Laboratories of the Owens College (subsequently Victoria University of Manchester). 4 vols. ed. Prof. M Marshall. Cornish Manchester 1886/99 with numerous plates/diagrams.

Blue cloth (215 x 162mm) ex lib with labels (4) £50-150

488. Royal Commission Quebec Bridge Inquiry Report also Report on Design of Quebec Bridge by C.C. Schneider. Ottawa 1908. Green cloth. (255 x 175mm).

With accompanying folder of 37 plans and diagrams (2) £100-200

489. SÖDERBAUM, Henrik Gustaf, Jacob Berzelius Letters Uppsala 1912-35 Almqvist & Wiksells with dedication to Sir Edward Hope from Hans Pettersen 1912. 6 vols plus supplement ex lib with labels bound in blue cloth (225 x 150mm) (7) Note: Jons Jacob Berzelius Swedish Chemist (1779-1848) £150-250

491. NICOLL, Alexander (Compiler) ‘Catalogus sive Notitia Manuscriptorum’.

Clarendon Press, Oxford 1815. Penry Williams b/p plus WILLMET, Joannis, Orato de Ingenio...Hardervici, Everard Tyhoff (1796).

Paper covers plus CRESPIGNEY, Lady Champion de, A Monody to the Memory of the Right Honourable The Lord Collingwood. Cadell and Davis, London 1810, 23 uncut pp. All of pamphlet form (3) £50-100 490. CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF WASHINGTON PUBLICATIONS c1900-1950. 30 vols. Geology, Astronomy, Palaeontology inc. HAY, Oliver Perry, Fossil Vertebrata of North America, 2 vols. 1929/30. BURNHAM, S.W. ‘Measures of Proper Motion Stars made with the 40-inch Refractor of the Yerkes Observatory in the Years 1907 to 1912’. Pub. 1913. All similarly bound in card with handwritten titles, ex lib. with labels etc (38) £300-500

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492. The Battle for Native Industry: The Debate Upon the Corn Laws...in Session 1846. Reprinted from Hansard by the Office of the Society for the Protection of Agriculture and British Industry. London. 2 vols. Thick 4to. Green cloth. Ex lib, torn binding, stains etc, much worn and used plus ‘First Report of the Royal Commission Appointed to Inquire into the Depression of Trade and Industry’ Eyre & Spottiswode, London 1885. thick Fo. (330 x 220mm). 1/2 calf and blue cloth. Ex Institute of Bankers Library (3) £50-100

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493. ECONOMICS: ‘Committee on the Working of The Monetary System’. Report. 5 vols. H.M. Stationery Office, London 1959. 4 vols. Blue cloth (330 x 215mm) plus one with paper covers (242 x 150mm) (5) £100-200

494. PATENT DOCUMENTS FOR LINEAR MEASUREMENTS 1892-1903, H.M. Stationery Office, London with diagrams. Bound in green cloth with gilt title plus A Report from the Select Committee on the Education of the Poorer Classes. House of Commons 1838. Fo. blue cloth. ex lib. plus Report from the Committee...State of the Copper Mines 1799 plus two further reports. Caldon Canal 1797, Portsmouth interest 1783 (5) £100-200

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495. A GROUP OF 4 REPORTS:Tortola (British Virgin Islands) Papers Relating to the Trial and Execution of Arthur Hodge, July 1811 18pp plus St. Christopher (St. Kitts) ‘Copies of Two Acts of the Island’, House of Commons, London 1798 plus Committee for the Relief of the French Clergy Report 1796. 4pp. plus Newfoundland. A Representation...on the subject of Establishing a Court of Civil Jurisdiction...10th May 1790. 44pp plus 2 associated Reports, all Fo. loosely bound, foxing etc. s.a.f. (6) £100-200

498. SCHNEBBELIE, Jacob Christopher and HENDERSON, W.A. ‘The Housekeeper’s Instructor, or Universal Family Cook...to which is added the Complete Art of Carving’.17th Ed. with portrait frontispiece, Stratford, London 1811, rebound in red cloth (215 x 140mm) plus Hints for the Improvement of Early Education and Nursery Discipline. 13th Ed. Hatchard, London 1836. Plain bds. Bumped and stained (190 x 115mm) (2) £50-100

496. BLOOMFIELD, Charles James, Bishop of London, A Sermon preached in the Chapel of King’s College London 8th October 1831, Fellowes London 1831. Red cloth. plus WORTHINGTON, Rev. Hugh, ‘A Sermon preached at Satters Hall June 16 1793’. Protestant Dissenting Charity School, later bound plus ‘The Englishman Directed in the Choice of Religion’. New Ed. Small format. Rivington, London 1773. Full calf, bds loose (3) £40-80

499. STERNE, Laurence, ‘A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy by Mr Yorick’. Cadell, London 1794. Full calf bds loose (175 x 110mm) plus JEROME, Jerome K, The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, A Book for an Idle Holiday. 154th ed. Leadenhall Press 1896, brown cloth (195 x 132mm) (2) £40-80

497. FLEETWOOD, W, ‘A Sermon against Clipping Preach’d before the Right Honourable to Lord Mayor and Court of Alderman, at Guild-Hall Chappel, on Decemb.

16 1694...’ Hodgkin, London 1694. Ex lib. with stamps, rebound (200 x 150mm) £100-200

500. SITWELL, Sir George (1860-1943), Writer and Politician ‘On the Making of Gardens’ with introduction by Sir Osbert Sitwell and plates by John Piper, Dropmore Press 1949. Ltd Ed. 171/1000, untrimmed paper. D/w. Ex lib.

Institute of Landscape Architects with b/p. D/w torn and scuffed, green cloth with gilt ornament (235 x 158mm) £50-100 502. AN ECLECTIC COLLECTION OF SIX TITLES VIS:(a) DALLAS, James, The Note-Book of Tristram Risdon 1608-1628. Elliot Stock, London 1897, brown cloth (230 x 150mm) (b) BUNCE, J.T., josiah Mason, A Biography 1882.

With portrait frontispiece, tooled red cloth (220 x 145mm) (c) CANSICK, Frederick Teague, Epitaphs of Middlesex. 2 vols. Russell Smith, London 1869, green cloth (190 x 130mm) (d) BRIDGER, Charles, Index to Pedigrees of English Families. Russell Smith, London 1867, green cloth (226 x 150mm) (e) JONES, Rufus M, The Quakers in American Colonies. Macmillan, London 1923 with maps, blue cloth (220 x 145mm)

501. ELIOT, Thomas Stearns (1888-1965) For Lancelot Andrewes ‘Essays in Style and Order’. Faber & Gwyer, London 1928. 1st ed. blue cloth plus STENDHAL, Marie-Henri Beyle (1783-1842). Armance & Feder. in English, Merlin Press 1960. Red cloth plus The Book Window. Vol. 1. No. 1 July 1927. W.H. Smith London, brown cloth (235 x 160mm) (4) £50-100

(f) EWING, Juliana Horatia, ‘Jackanapes’. With illustrations by Randolph Caldecott. SPCK, London, green cloth with tooled ornament (230 x 175mm) Some ex lib with label, stamps etc (6) £50-150

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503. PLINY THE ELDER (Gaius Plinus Secundus AD 23-79) ‘Naturalis Historiae’, 37 books in 5 volumes.

Franciscum Muguet, Paris 1685. Vol. 1 with engraved frontispiece by L Moreau, full tree calf with restored and banded back with gilt on red and green titles. 4to. (258 x 192mm) (5) £500-800

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505. CICERO, Marcus Tullius, Roman Statesman, Rhetorica. Venice in aedibus Aldi et, Andreae Soceri, March 1514. 245pp. no title page. old but not contemporary binding.

Owner’s sig. Boards, corners turned etc. 8vo. (212 x 136mm) £150-250

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504. LYCHETUS, Franciscus, Duns Scotus. 86pp. Latin text.

Title page deficient, dated on later marbled and vellum boards Brixia (Brescia) 1518. s.a.f. (310 x 210mm) £150-250

506. BOYLE, Robert (1627-1691), Philospher and Chemist Chymista Scepticus vel Dubia et Paradoxa Chymico-Physica... Arnoldi Leers, Rotterdam 1668. Engraved title page. 392pp. Small format (134 x 75mm). Old compressed paper boards with m/s title £150-250

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507. A 16TH CENTURY EDITION OF NOVUM TESTAMENTUM. Small format (178 x 132mm). End paper with full page m/s description. Black letter woodcuts and Duke of Sussex b/p by Perkins and Heath plus further b/p. G de Villiers, Lyon 1524? Late 19th Century bound in marbled boards £200-400

510. CATULLUS, Valerius Gaius, Veronese Poet. Opera. Aedipus Aldi et Andreae Soceri, Venice, March 1515. With printer’s ‘anchor’ colophon. 148pp. Small format (165 x 104mm). Rebound with contemporary embossed boards, rebacked. £300-500

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509. POPE GREGORY I (540-604) Dyalogus Sancti Joannem Rubeum Vercellensem.

Venice December 1514. 4 books in one volume. Rebound in late 19th century in patterned paper covered boards. Pencil notes and b/p (210 x 152mm) £250-350

508. LACTANTIUS (240-320), Early Christian Author Opera, Henricum Petri, Basel (Switzerland), March 1563.

559pp plus index. Title page repaired. With engraved printer’s device, apparently original full calf boards with embossed decoration, rebacked (320 x 214mm) £200-300

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512. PLINY THE ELDER, Gaius Plinius Secundus, Historiae Mundi. Thirty seven books in one volume. 679pp. With annotations and index. Joannem Frellonium, Lyon 1563.

Title page with colophon and owners sigs. and scribbles. Fo. (410 x 270mm). Old full calf, much battered £150-250

513. LEYBOURN, William, Philomathematicus, ‘The Compleat Surveyor’. Seven books in one volume, numerous diagrams, tables etc. Sawbridge at the Signe of the Bible on Ludgate-Hill. 1679. Red and black print on title page, end papers with m/s note, owners sigs. doodles etc. Small Fo. (304 x 195mm). Full contemporary calf. £100-200

514. JUVENAL, Decimus Junius, Roman Poet, ‘Satyrae’. Baskerville, Birmingham 1761. 240pp.

Marbled end papers, full calf. Bds loose and scuffed. B/p for T.L. Papillon (Merton College, Oxford) other owners sigs. (310 x 245mm) £150-250

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511. DURANDUS (William Durand) (1230-1296), French Liturgical Writer Rationale Divinorum Officiorum. 8 books in one volume. 148pp. Black letter woodcuts. Petrus de Quarengiis Bergomensis Venice, 4th March 1509. Lacks title page. Re-bound c1800. Full calf with gilt tooled and banded spine (300 x 205mm). Bds bumped and scuffed. £500-700

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515. PRIESTLY, John, Experiments and Observations on Different Kinds of Air. Johnson, St Paul’s Churchyard, London 1774 bound with ‘Directions for Impregnating Water with Fixed Air’, 1772. With publishers ads. and three plates (two folding). Blue cloth (195 x 130mm) £200-300

516. NEWTON, Sir Isaac (1643-1727), English Mathematician and Theologian ‘Observations upon the Prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse of St John’. 323pp.

London 1733. Roberts, Tonson et al. Owner’s sig. for James Steer 1798 Tonbridge and others. Rebound red calf (250 x 195mm) £200-300

517. SALUSTIUS, C. Crispus, Roman Historian. ‘Florus’, Baskerville, Birmingham 1773. 317pp. Tree calf with Greek border and marbled end papers. Pencil annotations and b/p. (300 x 250mm) £150-250

518. NICHOLSON, William, ‘A Dictionary of Chemistry’. 2 vols. Robinson Paternoster-Row, London 1795. With tables and folding plates. Full calf, much worn, stains, loose boards etc. (285 x 225mm) (2) £150-250

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520. MACQUER, Pierre Joseph, ‘Elements of the Theory and Practice of Chymistry’, translated from the French. 2 vols. 3rd Edition. 8vo. (223 x 140mm). Nourse, Strahan et al, London 1785. 4 plates and tables, rebound 1/2 calf and marbled boards (2) £200-300

521. PELLETIER, Bertrand (1761-1797), French Chemist. ‘Memoires et Observations de Chimie’. 2 vols. Croullebois et al, Paris 1798 with engraved portrait frontispiece with 4 plates (3 folding) 8vo. (198 x 127mm). Rebound in 1/2 calf and marbled boards, corners bent, scuffs etc. (2) £250-350

522. DUMAS, Jean-Baptiste André (1800-1884), French Chemist ‘Traité de Chimie appliquée aux arts’. 8 vols. Béchet Jeune, Paris et Bruxelles 1828-46. 1/2 calf and marbled boards with tooled and banded spine by T Sowler, Manchester. 8vo. (215 x 135mm) (8) £300-400

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519. NICHOLSON, William, ‘The First Principles of Chemistry’. Robinson Paternoster-Row, London 1790 with folding plate, 1/2 calf and marbled boards, owner’s sig. Ink calculations on front board, worn. 8vo. (215 x 140mm) £200-300

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DAY ONE, 21st APRIL 2021 Detailed images of each lot online at www.mallams.co.uk 523. DICKENS, Charles, (Editor) ‘All the Year Round’ The Story of Our Lives from Year to Year. A Weekly Journal. Vols 3-8 inc.

1870-1872. Chapman & Hall, London. 1/2 calf and marbled boards, much battered and with losses (6) £40-80

524. WOOSTER, David, ‘Alpine Plants’. Bell and Daldy, Covent Garden, London 1882.

Multiple coloured plates. Blue cloth. Splits etc., plus FARRER, Reginald, ‘The English Rock Garden’. 2 vols. Jack, London 1928. Green cloth plus a collection of 25 Garden and Horticulture titles (c30) £50-100 525. STACKHOUSE, Rev. Thomas (1677-1752), sometime Vicar of Beenham, Berkshire, A History of the New Testament. Stephen Austen, Newgate Street, London 1743. Red and black title page.

Pagination from 1200 onwards. Fo. with dedication to Edmund Lord Bishop of London. Full contemporary calf.

Bumped and rubbed. b/p. £50-150

526. BRYANT, William Andrewes (Andrew) (1799-1878), Surveyor and Map Maker A large scale folding map in three sections of the County of Suffolk, ‘from an actual survey by A Bryant in the Years 1824 and 1825, inscribed by permission to His Grace The Duke of Grafton, Lord Lieutenant and to the Nobility, Clergy and Gentry of the County, London March 1st 1826’. Hand coloured with calligraphic title, Ecclesiastical Divisions and table of Explanation, marbled backing labelled East, West and Centre with b/p for Rev. Chas. J. Steward. Somerleyton Rectory (Suffolk). Contained within a finely tooled full calf two sectional book box (280 x 195mm). Maps with some staining and splits on folds, box with bent corners, scuffs etc. plus Domesday Book, A facsimile of the part relating to Suffolk, Ordnance Survey, Southampton 1863, red and black print, tooled cloth boards (310 x 245mm). Bumped and worn. £1500-2000

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527. THE HOLY BIBLE with A Devotional and Practical Commentary by The Rev. Robert Jameson. Illustrated with steel engravings. James Virtue. n/d. c1850/60. Fo. tooled leather (2) £50-100

528. SAMS, William, (Publisher) ‘A Tour Through Paris’, illustrated with twenty one coloured plates. c1820. Fo. binding loose plus D¸rer Album, Globus Verlag, Berlin, 34 prints. Fo. (2) £50-100

530. BOUCARD, ANDREAS (Ed.), Justinian, Digestorum Seu Pandectar, Joannis Petit, Paris 1525. 12 books in one volume, rubricated text with ornamented initials, old annotations in black ink, title page deficient, replaced end pages, old full calf binding with worn armorial and fleur-de-lys ornament, gilt title and date on banded spine, thick 4to.

(230 x 172mm). £300-500

529. WILCOCKE, Samuel Hull (c.1766-1833) ‘History of the Vice Royalty of Buenos Ayres’, H.D. Symonds, London 1807 with plan, folding map and 4 plates. Orig. full calf. 4to. (220 x 136mm).

Scuffed, splits and foxing throughout. Owner’s inscription. £200-300

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531. NASH, Treadway Russell (1724-1811) English Clergyman and Antiquarian Collections for the History of Worcestershire. 2 vols. John Nicholls, London 1781/82. titles with engraved vignette. Vol 1. vignette of Bevereye (Nash’s home) Vol II with portrait frontispiece of James Johnstone Junior. folding map and numerous plates, pedigrees etc.

1/2 calf and marbled. contemporary. perhaps original Fo. (435 x 280mm). Thomas Henry Bund b/p (Colonel Thomas Henry Bund 1774-1852 of Wick Episcopi Worcester) plus AMPHLETT, John, ‘An Index for Dr Nash’s Collections for a History of Worcestershire Historical Society’ Parker, Oxford 1894. 1/2 calf and green cloth (285 x 210mm) b/p for John William Bund 1898 all ex Wick Episcopi Library so labelled (3) £300-500

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532. GIBBON, Edward, ‘The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire’ with notes by the Rev. H.H. Milman 6 Vols. 2nd Ed. John Murray, London 1846. mbld end papers. J Swinford b/p. full hatched calf with gilt tooled banded spines. 8vo. (220 x 145mm) corners bumped, some scuffing (6) £70-150

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536. DE LA FONTAINE, Jean (1621-1695) Fables Choisies, mise en vers...avec La Vie D’Esope. New Ed. Amsterdam 1722. red and black title page, engraved frontispiece. full tooled calf, bds loose (165 x 105mm) plus ETHEREGE, Sir George, ‘She Wou’d if she Cou’d, A Comedy’ Tonson, London 1735. card boards and calf back (168 x 96mm) plus Vol II only L’ESTRANGE, Sir Roger, Fables and Stories, Sare, London 1715. full calf (196 x 125mm) plus Vol I only WHISTON, William, Works of Flavius Josephus, Reilly, Dublin 1791, with folding map of Palestine. full calf (205 x 132mm) plus COWPER, William, Poetical Works. New Ed. c.1840. gilt tooled and KEATS, John, Poetical Works, Moxan, London 1854. green cloth (6) £100-200

539. BURKE, Sir Bernard, A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland. 7th Ed. 2 vols. Harrison, London 1886. tooled red cloth. thick 4to. plus GRAZEBROOK, H Sydney, ‘The Heraldry of Worcestershire, J Russell Smith, London 1873, thick 4to. gold tooled red cloth. binding loose, much wear (3) £30-50

534. ATKINSON, James, ‘Epitome of the Art of Navigation or, A Short and Easy Methodical Way to become a compleat Navigator’. Grierson, Dublin 1750 with fold out diagrams and demonstration compass bound with ‘A Table of Difference of Latitude and Departure in Minutes and Tenth Parts...’ Grierson, Dublin 1743. end paper/1/2 title missing? m/s contents page. full contemporary calf. bumped/splits, diagrams with tears and misfolded (200 x 125mm) £100-200

537. ‘A New and General Biographical Dictionary containing An Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of the Most Eminent Persons in Every Nation’ New Ed. 15 vols. London 1798. 1/2 red morocco and mbld bds and end papers (218 x 145mm) ex Wick Episcopi Library so labelled. Alexander de Luders b/p (15) £100-200

540. YORKE, James, The Union of Honour, Containing the Armes, Matches and Issues of the Kings, Dukes, Marquess’es and Earles of England from the Conquest untill this present Yeere 1640, printed by Edward Griffin, London 1640, title page with overpainted heraldic device, tipped in 17thc m/s. full calf probably original, much battered, edges turned *285 x 190mm) plus BLOME, Richard? A Display of Heraldry, title page deficient, early 18thc, many plates Fo. (360 x 240mm) full calf, much worn saf ex Wick Episicopi lib. plus FOX, Charles James, A History of the Early/Part of the Reign of James the Second, William Miller, London 1608 with portrait frontispiece, 1/2 calf, small Fo. (325 x 265mm) John William Willis Bund b/p, overall wear and staining (3) £100-200

535. ‘LA BELLE ASSEMBLÈE being Bell’s Court & Fashionable Magazine addressed particularly to Ladies’’ Vol VIII new series. July 1-December 31 1813 and Vol XI January 1 to June 30 1815. J Bell London with plates, some coloured and music. half calf with mbld bds (236 x 152mm), staining, some pages loose (2) £50-100

538. DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, Lewis Carroll.

‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’, Macmillan, London 1872 plus Through the Looking Glass, 1872 and Through the Looking Glass 1877. all in original red cloth with gilt tooling (185 x 130mm). some pp loose, edges bumped, stained and faded (3) £50-100

541. RAMSAY, Allan, Scottish Poet (1686-1758) The Gentle Shepherd, A Pastoral Comedy, Glasgow 1788 with portrait frontispiece, glossary and 18pp of sheet music. E.J. Daniell b/p. full tree calf. small Fo. (295 x 240mm) plus LUCRETIUS ‘de Rerum Natura’ in six books in 1 vol. Tonson, London 1712 with 6 plates one folding, ex Wick Episcopi Library, full tooled calf (295 x 230mm) (2) £100-200

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533. MACFARLANE, Charles and THOMSON, Rev Thomas, ‘The Comprehensive History of England’ 4 vols.

4to. Blackie, London 1867. 1/2 calf and mbld bds. plus SMOLLETT (T), ‘The History of England’ 4 out of 5 vols only. Cadell, London 1791. full calf. (225 x 146mm) ex Wick Episcopi Lib. so stamped. bds loose. bumped and torn plus JOHNSON, Samuel, ‘A Dictionary of the English Language’ Stereotype Ed. Wilson, London 1812. full calf mbld edges (225 x 140mm) (9) £50-80

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542. BOOTH, John, ‘The Battle of Waterloo, Also of Ligny, and Quatre-Bras, Published by Authority with Circumstantial Details by a Near Observer. 10th Edition. London 1817. 2 vols in 1 vol with frontispiece portraits of Wellington & Blucher plus volume containing 7 maps, a fold out panoramic sketch, coloured and a series of 34 etched plates, original 1/2 calf and mbld bds (280 x 220mm) foxed throughout, bds stained and bumped ex Wick Episcopi Library, so labelled (2) £200-300

543. CARY, John, Cary’s New and Correct English Atlas: being a New Set of County Maps from Actual Surveys, London 1793 with engraved title and dedication pages and advertisement page with 47 maps as per list, re-covered in marbled paper (380 x 260mm) ex Wick Episcopi Library so labelled, owners pencil sig. 1st map torn and re-tipped in, some spotting throughout (1) £200-400

545. ‘The Annual Register or a View of History, Politicks and Literature’ 1758-1817 with omissions 1/2 calf and marbled bds with red titlesand black leather and marbled bds (55) £200-400 544. LAVOISNE, C.V. Lavoisne’s Complete Genealogical, Historical, Chronological and Geographical Atlas. 3rd Edition. Barfield, London 1822. with many in text maps and charts, later coloured Fo. (470 x 305mm) spotting throughout, edges bumped, mbld bds, gilt title £100-200

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546. HUNT, Rev. J.H. trans TASSO, Torquato (16th Century Italian Poet) ‘Jerusalem Delivered’ An Heroic Poem, 2 vols. Mawman, London 1818. 8vo. Full green calf with gilt tooled ornament (losses). Henry Collins & Bruce-Gardyne b/ps. plus VEUILLOT, Louis, Les Pelerinages de Suisse, Mame et Cie, Tours 1845. 8vo. Gilt tooled full calf plus DE WYZEWA ‘Excentriques et Aventuriers de Divers Pays. Vol. 1. mbld bds (4) £50-100

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547. VIOLLET-LE-DUC, Eugëne-Emmanuel (1814-1879), French Architect Dictionnaire Raisonné de L’Architecture Française du Xle au XVIe SiËcle’, Bance, Paris 1858. 10 vols. 4to. (249 x 165mm). 1/2 green calf and cloth. Mbled end papers, gilt titles. Bumps and scuffed. (10) £50-100

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548. PINDAR; Pindari Carmina, Cum Lectionis Varietate et Adnotationibus. Chr. Gottl. Heyne (Ed) published. Sumptibus. G. et W.B. Whittaker, London 1824 in Greek and Latin. 3 vols. Mbld end papers. Edmund Waller b/p. 8vo. gilt dec. ivory bds. with red and brown titles. stained and foxed plus DE BÈRANGER, P.J. Oeuvres complËtes. 4 vols. Perrotin, Paris 1834. 1/2 calf and mbld bds.

8vo. plus 10 further French bindings (17) £100-200

551. GODEFROY, Memoires de Messire Philippe de Comines, Seigneur d’Argenton.

New Ed. Rollin, Paris & London 1747. 4 vols. 4to. Vol 1. with engraved frontispiece after Picart. Full calf for restoration (4) £40-80

552. DE GRIMM AND DIDEROT, Historical and Literary Memoirs and Anecdotes selected from the Correspondence with the Duke of Saxe-Gotha 1753-1769. trans. from French. 2 vols in 4 pts. Colburn, London 1814. 8vo. 1/2 blue calf and mbld bds. plus a collection of 16 further titles, mostly leather bound (20) £40-80

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553. DE FOE, Daniel (1660-1731) The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. 2 vols. Small format (170 x 108mm).

Cochrane & Pickersgill, London 1831. With portrait of De Foe on frontispiece.

1/2 green calf plus REYNOLDS, Frederic Mansel, The Keepsake for 1829 with portrait of ‘Mrs Peel’ after Thomas Lawrence, tooled blue bds plus Tiny Tots, a Magazine for Very Little Folks, Cassell, London 1901, 1/2 calf and mbld bds. 8vo. (4) £40-80

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550. A 17th Century English Book of Common Prayer and Holy Bible bound together:The Book of Common Prayer and Administration of the Sacraments...with Psalter of David printed by Robert Barker and by the assignes of John Bill 1641. The Holy Bible printed by the Company of Stationers, London 1649. Both Old and New Testament title pages intact with woodcut borders, red lined pages. 4to. (240 x 180mm). Old, perhaps. contemp. calf. Bds loose. Owners sigs. Much used. s.a.f. £200-400

549. BUNYAN, John (1628-1688) ‘The Pilgrims Progress’. Bungay Edition. T Kinnersley 1814 with frontispiece engraving of ‘Christian ascending to Heaven....’ with contemporary (1829) owner’s inscription. 8vo. Full calf, much used condition. s.a.f. plus MILTON, John, Comus, A Mask, Routledge, London 1858. Mill Hill School Prize, 8vo. red calf, much rubbed (2) £40-80

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20th Century General Literature, Poetry, Private Press Publications Illustrated and Children’s Books including books from the Estate of an Oxford College Fellow (560-588).

562. SCOTT, Sir Walter (1771-1832) Waverley Novels inc:- The Fortunes of Nigel. 3 vols and Peveril of The Peak. 4 vols. Constable, Edinburgh 1822. Full tooled calf with red titles. Edward Lord Suffield B/ps. (192 x 122mm) with owner’s sig. for Georgiana Suffield plus WAVERLEY 3 vols. The Pirate. 3 vols and Kenilworth, 2 vols. Galignani et al, Paris 1821/22. Full tooled calf, small format (175 x 105mm) (15) £100-200

560. JAMES, Henry (1843-1916), American Writer The Novels and Tales of Henry James, New York Edition.

Macmillan & Co. London 1913. 24 vols. with portrait frontispiece and facsimile signature, untrimmed edges, publisher blue cloth with gilt ornament (220 x 145mm) (24) £100-200

561. AUSTEN, Jane, Folio Society Publications with decorated boards and slip cases vis. ‘Sense and Sensibility’ 1958, ‘Pride and Prejudice’ 1957, ‘Mansfield Park’ 1959, ‘Emma’ 1962, ‘Northanger Abbey’ 1960, ‘Persuasion’ 1961, ‘Shorter Works’ 1963 (230 x 147mm), inc. slip cases (7) £50-100

563. BROWNING, Elizabeth Barrett, The Poems of Frederick Warne, London 1892, re-bound in 1/2 red morocco with gilt title plus a collection of six further finely leather bound titles mainly poetry (7) £70-150

564. NONESUCH PRESS, TOLLER, Ernst, ‘Masses and Man, A Fragment of the Social Revolution of the Twentieth Century’, Vera Mendel Trans. 1923 Later bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, London, in finely tooled red morocco original batik-printed boards tipped in (198 x 135mm) plus BROOKE, C.F. Tucker, ‘The Shakespeare Apocrypha’, Clarendon Press, Oxford 1908, mbld end papers and gilt edges, full tree calf with gilt tooled spine (195 x 140mm) (2) £70-150

565. BRYDONE, Patrick (1736-1818) ‘A Tour Through Sicily and Malta in a Series of Letters to William Beckford of Somerly in Suffolk’, 3rd Ed. United Company of Booksellers, Dublin 1775. 2 vols. Full gilt tooled calf with red title, small format (167 x 104mm) (2) £50-100

567. CARADOC OF LLANCARVAN. The History of Wales, translated into English by Dr Powell and augmented by W Wynne. Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford. 1 vol. Williams Merthyr Tydfil 1812 for Longman et al with 2 fold out maps by William Owen. Later bound by The Old Court Bindery. 1/2 calf and mbld boards with coloured titles (220 x 140mm) plus THOMAS, The Revd Thomas, Memoirs of Owen Glendower. 1 vol. Haverfordwest 1822, re-bound 1/2 calf and mbld boards by James Ashton (235 x 150mm) (2) £50-100

568. BECKFORD, William, Italy with Sketches of Spain and Portugal. Baudrys, Paris 1834. Rebound by Delarue.

1/2 calf. 8vo. (220 x 135mm) plus JONES, H, A Tour in Quest of Genealogy through several parts of Wales, Somersetshire and Wiltshire, Sherwood, Neeley and Jones, London 1811. With copper engravings. 8vo. contemporary full tooled calf, spotting and owner’s sig. plus HOPLEY, Howard, ‘Under Egyptian Palms’, Chapman and Hall, London 1969. Full school prize, blue calf (185 x 125mm) plus MICHELET, M, History of France, Chapman and Hall, London 1846, 2 vols. Blue calf (215 x 142mm) (5) £50-100

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566. JUNIUS, Letters, Stat Nominus Umbra. 2 vols. printed by T. Bensley for Vernon and Hood, London 1805, with portrait frontispiece of Edmund Burke, engraved title pages and portrait engravings throughout.

8vo. later full tooled calf plus The Life of Edward Earl of Clarendon. 3 vols. Clarendon Printing House, Oxford 1759. owner’s sigs. 8vo. full panelled calf and gilt title (5) £100-200

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569. STERNE, Laurence, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy Gentleman’ 6 vols. small format.

9th Ed. Dodsley, London 1773. full contemporary calf. plus A collection of 21 18th and 19th century leather bound titles pt. sets etc (27) £50-100

570. MILTON, John (1608-1674), English Poet and Academic ‘Paradise Last and Paradise Regain’d’, from the text of Thomas Newton. 2 vols. John Baskerville for J and R Tonson, London 1758 (230 x 155mm). Full tooled calf, rebacked, ex Royal Thorpe Collection, so stamped plus GIBBON, Edward, Miscellaneous Works’ 5 vols. New Ed. with portrait frontispiece.

John Murray, London 1814. James Rimington b/p. 1/2 calf and mbld boards (220 x 140mm) (7) £100-200

571. HAMILTON, Count Anthony, Memoirs of Count Grammont, New large paper Ed. With 64 portrait engravings by Edward Scriven. Miller and Carpenter, London 1811. Full red morocco with fine gilt tooling and gilt edges, mbld end papers (280 x 230mm). Some staining and wear to binding (2) £70-150

572. TENNYSON Alfred Lord (1809-1892), Poet Laureate, Poetical Works. 12 vols. Miniature format (126 x 85mm), Macmillan, London 1891/6. Blue cloth in original box with hinged rising lid, 204cm wide £50-100

573. THE PARALLEL BIBLE, Oxford University Press 1885. A fine presentation copy with inscription ‘Presented by the Delagates of the Clarendon Press Oxford to Horace Hart’...and signed, full black calf, gilt edges and armorial (265 x 185mm). Some spotting, in original outer case, somewhat battered. £50-100

574. FRANCE, Anatole and PAPÈ, Frank C, Illustrator 4 titles to include: ‘The Revolt of the Angels’ 1924, ‘At the Sign of the Reine Pédauque’, 1922, ‘Mother of Pearl’, 1929, ‘Penguin Island’ 1925 plus 3 further details all with decorative bindings. John Lane, Bodley Head, London (240 x 155mm) (7) £50-100

575. MALORY, Sir Thomas, Le Morte D’Arthur. 2 vols.

Macmillan, London 1900. Library of English Classics Series. 8 vo. 1/2 green calf with tooled and banded spine plus NEWMAN, John Henry, Apologia Pro Vita Sua. Longman et al, London 1864. 8vo. 1/2 green calf and mbld boards plus 3 further fine bindings (6) £50-100

576. ALBERTO TALLONE PRESS, Alpignano Italy, Shakespeares ‘Hamlet’. Claudio Gorlier Ed. Ltd Ed. 160 on Amatruda paper. small Fo. (340 x 218mm). Ingres paper covers and outer boards and slip case plus ANGELO POLIZIANO, Stanze, Alberto Tallone 1979, Amatruda paper, small Fo. (341 x 218mm). Paper covers, and outer boards in slip case (2) £50-100

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577. VILLON, François, Les Oeuvres. A.A.M. Stols, La Haye (The Hague) 1942. Ltd Ed. on B¸hrmann paper 17/325. Fine full red morocco (218 x 169mm) plus The Lyrical Poems of François Villon, Limited Editions Club, New York 1979 in slip case plus ‘The Muse of the Monarchy, Poems by Kings and Queens of England’. Eric Grant, London 1937, untrimmed paper. Full red morocco with royal armorial (242 x 155mm) plus STERNE, Laurence, A Sentimental Journey by Mr Yorick. Ltd Ed. 15/1560. Fraser Press, London 1971. Full purple calf with gilt lettering (178 x 110mm) £100-200

580. A FOLDER CONTAINING A COLLECTION OF PRIVATE PRESS PROSPECTUS, posters and associated literature, type faces etc, Greynog, Bodoni, Nonesuch, Basilisk etc £100-200

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582. ENSCHEDÈ, Charles, Type Foundries in the Netherlands from the Fifteenth to the Nineteenth Century. Harry Carter. Trans. Haarlem 1978. Fo. plus MORISON, Stanley, John Fell, The University Press and the ‘Fell’ Types, Clarendon Press 1967. Fo. d/w plus 7 associated titles (9) £70-150

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578. VIKING PRESS, NEW YORK, Heinemann, London 1936 Boswell’s Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides plus Boswell’s Papers 12/13 1776-1779. Isham Collection 1931/32.

Red cloth in slip cases plus Algorismus 1478, 2 vols 1972. Banca Commerciale Italiana.

1/2 green calf in slip case plus 9 further titles. Fraser Press etc.

Some in slip cases (14) £70-150

579. HAWTHORNE, Nathaniel (1804-1864) ‘The Scarlet Letter’, Random House, New York 1928. Valenti Angelo. Illustrator. 8vo. green cloth with red calf spine plus ACETARIA, A Discourse of Sallets, John Evelyn, Still Point Press, Dallas 1985 with intro by Kit Currie. 8vo. decorative green cloth with brown calf spinr plus The Sayings of the Seven Sages of Greece, Bodoni, Verona 1976. 82/160. Magnani paper, ivory spine, slip case 8vo. plus TAYLOR, (G.S.) Ed. ‘The Book of the Knight of La Tour Landry’ with intro by D.B. Wyndham Lewis, Verona Society, London 1930. Red and black print, white boards (255 x 195mm) (4) £100-200

581. BASILISK PRESS:- HARRIS, John, Gardens of Delight: The Rococo English Landscape of Thomas Robins the Elder. 2 vols. Ltd Ed. 235/515. Large oblong folio in slip cases with accompanying correspondence and prospectus. Basilisk Press, London 1978 (2 +) £200-300

583. ‘THE PRIVATE JOURNAL OF MADAM KNIGHT’ with an introductory note by George Parker Winship.

Small Maynard & Co, Boston 1920 with folding map, floral decorated boards, 238/515 (209 x 131mm plus a collection of 10 small format private press titles (11) £40-80

584. The Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on Tuesday the Second day of June 1953. The full text printed in red and black from handset Fell type.

University Press, Oxford 1953 with d/w. Some spotting and price cut. Red cloth and gilt lettering (280 x 192mm) £20-40

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585. THE ANGLO-SAXON REVIEW, ‘A QUARTERLY MISCELLANY’ edited Lady Randolph Spencer Churchill.

Vol I, (June 1899). Vol III (December 1899) and Vol VIII (March 1901). John Lane and Cornwallis-West. Finely bound in red and green morocco with arabesque and armorial ornament (295 x 196mm). Ex lib with stamps, some scuffing, edges bumped (3) £100-200

586. MATRIX:- Type & Typography, Mark Batty, New York 2003 with d/w plus MATRIX REVIEW No. 24 (Winter 2004) to No. 30 inc. (Autumn 2011) (8) £30-60

587. KIPLING, Rudyard, 4 vols only (I, III, VIII, XIV).

Sussex Edition 1937. Ltd to 500. No. 497. signed by the author. Fine red morocco with gilt tooling (250 x 165mm) (4) £50-100

588. LAUWERS, Nicolaes (1600-1652) after ANTHONY VAN DYCK ‘Fra Leilo Blancatcio’ Commander of Malta, engraving (225 x 165mm) unframed but adhered to card, minor tear and fold to base. £100-200

590. BONE, Sir Muirhead (1876-1953), Illustrator, ‘The Western Front’ with intro. by General Sir Douglas Haig.

Country Life, London 1917. 2 vols. 4to. grey cloth. Stains and bumps (2) £70-120

591. CARY, Elizabeth Luther, ‘The Works of James McNeill Whistler’, Moffat Yard & Co, New York 1913. 1 vol. Plus PENNELL, E. R. & J. The Life of James McNeill Whistler’. 5th Ed. Heinemann, London 1911. Plus 10 associated titles (12) £40-80

593. LEA, Tom, The King Ranch, Kingsville Texas. Carl Hertzog, El Paso 1957. Saddle Blanket Edition. Ltd to 3000. 2 vols. 8vo. (240 x 190mm).

Patterned end papers, linen covered boards with stylised ‘W’ motif. In original slip case.

With dedication inscription signed by Bob and Helen Kleberg 11th March 1957 (Robert J. Kleberg of King Ranch). Fair overall condition, binding loose and with minor scuffing, slip case stained and rubbed (2) £500-800

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592. A COLLECTION OF POETRY AND GENERAL LITERATURE TITLES, cloth bound, varying date. (c35) £30-50

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594. BENSON, Arthur C, Fasti Etonenses: A Biographical History of Eton. R Ingalton Drake 1899.

Thick 8vo. 1/2 red morocco with gilt tooled and banded spine, marbled end papers, gilt edges, bumped plus PERCY, Thomas, Reliques of Ancient English Poetry.

James Nicholl, Edinburgh 1864. 3 vols. Eton presentation inscription and Lascelles b/p, full tooled calf, splits, bumps and losses. 8vo. (4) £50-100

597. JOYCE, James, Irish Writer A collection of thirteen titles by or relating to Joyce and the study of his work inc. ‘Finnegans Wake’. Faber, London 1948. 2nd printing, red cloth (13) £50-100

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600. ROBSON, John and LEWER S.H. Ed. Canaries, Hybrids and British Birds in Cage and Aviary’. 26 coloured plates by A.F. Lydon and E.F. Barley. Waverley Book Company, London 1911. 1/2 calf. 4to. (280 x 220mm). Some interior staining, binding loose with bumps and scuffs £40-80

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595. HOBSON, R.L. (Introduction by). Chinese Art. One hundred plates in colour. Ernest Benn, London 1927. 4to. 1/2 blue calf, bumped and scuffed £40-80

596. STARK, Freya, ‘Beyond Euphrates’ 1951, inscribed ‘by Freya Stark’, ‘The Coast of Incense’ 1953, ‘Travellers Prelude’ 1950, all Murray, London, green cloth. plus 4 further titles by Stark plus FLEMING, Peter, ‘Variety’ and ‘A Story to Tell’, both signed plus A.A. MILNE, First and Second Plays, 5th/6th Imp. Cloth bound, sunned and bumped (11) £40-80

598. PENROSE ANNUAL Vol. 47 (1953) with d/w and Vol 52 (1958) (2) £30-50

599. HEMINGWAY, Ernest, ‘Across The River and into the Trees’, First English Edition. Cape, London 1950.

With d/w. Orig. green cloth boards. Damp stain on front edge. Some bumps, d/w minor tears and wear £40-80

601. LAWRENCE, Thomas Edward (1888-1935) ‘Seven Pillars of Wisdom, a Triumph’. Jonathan Cape, London.

3rd Imp. 1935. signed Noel Coward 25/10/35. 4to. brown cloth. bds with sword emblem. bumped plus JACKSON, H.C. ‘Osman Digna’ Methuen, London, with folding map. sunned red cloth, splits, plus THOMAS, Bertram, ‘Arabia Felix: Across the Empty Quarter of Arabia’ with foreword by T.E. Lawrence. Cape, London 1932. brown cloth faded. plus JACKSON, A.C. ‘Sudan Days and Ways’. Macmillan, London 1953. paper cover (4) £60-80

602. TOLKEIN, John Ronald Reuel (1892-1973) ‘The Hobbit or There and Back Again’. 6th Imp. 2nd Ed. 1954 with d/w (torn and pt deficient) plus a collection of 9 20th Century titles with d/ws, Diana Athill, Muriel Spark, Elizabeth Jane Howard (10) £40-60

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603. (HOUSEMAN (LAURENCE)) An English Woman’s Love-Letters. 1st Ed Imprint. Murray, London 1900. vellum bds with tyes (192 x 125mm) bds stained plus SACKVILLE-WEST, Vita, Pepita, Hogarth Press 1937. orig. red/brown bds. bumped. plus MASEFIELD, John The Nine Days Wonder (The Operation Dynamo).

Heinemann 1941. blue cloth plus ‘Thomas Gray Poems’ Eton School Prize for C.M. Barber 1964 signed by A Chevenix-Trench, cream bds (255 x 195mm) plus a collection of 15 titles, poetry etc (19) £50-150

604. Gordonstoun, Ancient Estate and Modern School

by Henry L Brereton (Warden of Gordonstoun), Chambers, London and Edinburgh 1968 with folding map and photograph. blue cloth. 8vo. plus MEISSNER, Erich, Gordonstoun and Salem, The Christening of the Garibaldi. Philip (Prince) Guardian (Headboy) 1939. with plate. white bds (stained) (310 x 240mm) plus The Gordonstoun Record - No. 16. Christmas Term 1948 (3) £50-100

605. CLARE COLLEGE 1326-1926. 2 vols. Fo. University Press, Cambridge 1928 with numerous plates and poem ‘An Image Dance of Change...’ by Siegfried Sassoon (Clare 1905). untrimmed paper. blue cloth spines. awarded to J.H. Garson in place of ‘The Greene Cup for Regularity of Conduct’ with accompanying correspondence including a m/s letter from E.T.C. Spooner dated 1st August 1945 (2 plus) £70-120

606. HOFFMAN, Dr Heinrich, Struwwelpeter, Routledge; a further edition, Merry Stories and Funny Pictures, Blackie plus a collection of 8 early 20th Century Children’s Books, all much used and s.a.f. (10) £30-50

607. SOMERVILLE, E. OE. Slippers ABC of Foxhunting.

Longmans Green, London 1903. Fo. (390 x 315mm) with decorative binding plus a collection of 7 titles by or related to E. OE. Somerville and Martin Ross inc. Some Irish Yesterdays, Irish Memories, Further Experiences of An Irish R.M.. all in much used conditions and s.a.f. (8) £50-100

608. HOPE, Laurence, (Ed) ‘The Garden of Kama and other Love Lyrics from India’, arranged in verse. 8vo.

Heineman, London 1904. 5th imp. 1/2 red calf with decorative tooled spine plus ARNOLD, Matthew, ‘Poems’ 2 vols. Macmillan, London 1881. 8vo. 1/2 blue calf plus 7 further finely bound poetry and other titles (10) £100-200

609. LAWRENCE, David Herbert (1885-1930) Lady Chatterley’s Lover, 3rd Edition. Limited to 500 copies, this no. 500. privately printed by Tipografia Giuntina, Florence 1929 with portrait, brown cloth with dove motif (223 x 150mm). Bds loose, split and edges broken, some pages loose. s.a.f. £30-60

610. ROWLING, J.K. Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone, Bloomsbury, London 1997. print run 30. 29. 28. 27. 26. 25. 24. 23. 22 with d/w, good condition. £40-70

611. WILCOX, Ella Wheeler, ‘Poems of Passion and Pleasure’, Dudley Tennant, Illus. Gay and Hancock, London 1914. Decorative ivory bds. plus KINGSLEY, Charles, ‘The Water Babies’, Harry G. Theaker Illus.

Ward Lock, London. Light brown cloth. Owners sig. plus BARRIE, J.M. ‘Peter Pan and Wendy’, Mabel Lucie Attwell. Illus. Blue cloth. Overall wear (3) £40-80

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612. CERVANTES, Miguel de, ‘The Adventures of Don Quixote of La Manha’, W Heath Robinson. Illus. Dent, London 1931. Dec. bds. plus STOWE, Harriet Beecher, Uncle Tom’s Cabin. R.H. Brock. Illus. Boy’s Own Paper, London plus a collection of 29 Children’s and General titles (31) £40-80

613. PLOT, Robert, The Natural History of Oxfordshire.

Facsimile Edition. Scolar Press 1972. Red cloth in slip case. Small Fo. £50-100

615. FOLIO SOCIETY:- Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 1958. In d/w. Plus 12 other Folio Society titles (13) £50-100

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618. CLARKE, Arthur, C. ‘2001 A Space Odyssey’. New American Library 1968. First Edition. Blue paper boards with silver and blue title. With d/w. Overall fair condition with minor tears to d/w £100-200

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614. A COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 50 TITLES, books, maps etc., relating to Oxford, London and The Thames Valley (c50) £50-100

616. MAITLAND, Barry, The Marx Sisters.

Hamish Hamilton, London 1994. With d/w.

Good overall condition £40-80

619. CHARTERIS, Leslie, ‘Meet the Tiger’. Ward Lock & Co. London 1928. First edition in later d/w. The first ‘Saint’ novel. Price clipped. Some foxing and minor splits to d/w £50-100

617. WALT DISNEY’S SKETCH BOOK OF SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS. Collins, London and Glasgow 1938. 4to.

Beige cloth and pictorial d/w. Some repairs and minor bumps £100-200

620. LAWRENCE, David Herbert (1885-1930) The Trespasser. Duckworth & Co, London 1912. First Ed. Blue cloth with gilt title. Owner sig. Minor bumps and split hinge, outer perhaps original book box £50-100

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624. COLLINGWOOD, Stuart Dodgson, Christchurch, Oxford The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll (Rev. C.L. Dodgson), Thomas Nelson, London 1898, small format (160 x 110mm), portrait frontispiece, blue cloth, loose and bumped.

Note: On the inside cover there is a m/s inscription signed J.S. de B. relating to a meeting with Rev. C.L. Dodgson dated 1914 (text available) £150-200

627. PENGUIN & PELICAN PUBLICATIONS. 76 titles in varying condition s.a.f. (76) £40-80

622. SELOUS, Frederick Courteney, Sunshine and Storm in Rhodesia, Rowland Ward, London 1896 with folding map and illustrations, ‘zebra skin’ end papers.

8vo. brown cloth, spine loose, owners sigs. Corners bumped £100-200

623. MILNE, A.A. ‘Fourteen Songs from When We Were Very Young’ music by H Fraser-Simson, E.H. Shephard.

Illus. Methuen, London. 10th Ed. small Fo. brown cloth £50-80

625. SITWELL, Osbert (1892-1969), English Writer Left Hand, Right Hand, An Autobiography in Five Volumes plus The Four Continents. Early Editions, Macmillan, London. Red cloth, all signed and inscribed Desmond Laurence by the author plus a folder of copies of correspondence between Sitwell and Laurence, originals now held in the Houghton Library, Harvard (6) £100-200

626. LAWRENCE, David Herbert (1885-1930) ‘Etruscan Places’, Secker, London 1923, blue cloth (228 x 151mm) ‘The Letters of D.H. Lawrence’. Aldous Huxley Ed. Heinemann, London 1932. 4to. brown cloth plus 3 associated titles (5) £30-60

628. TRAVEL: An assortment of old guide books and other reference books various inc. Leigh’s New Picture of London 1824/5; Ward Lock Publications; Venice Guide Books; Laws Grocer’s Manual; Whitakers Almanack 1970. Daily Mail Year Book 1938/39/43. c25 £50-100

629. SHAKESPEARE, William, A Midsummer-Night’s Dream. Arthur Rackham. Illus. Heinemann, London 1908 and WAGNER, Richard, The Rhinegold and The Valkyrie. Arthur Rackham Illus. 1920. Both with loose and split bindings. Plus 3 further illustrated books (5) £50-100

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621. DEIGHTON, Len (b. 1929) A group of three titles all with d/ws vis:An Expensive Place to Die. First Ed. Cape, London 1967.

With ‘secret’ docket ‘Funeral in Berlin’. Cape, London 1964. First Ed. ‘Billion Dollar Brain’. Cape, London 1966. First Ed. All in fair condition (3) £100-200

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630. FOCILLON, Henri, G.B. Piranesi. Alfa 1963 in Italian with d/w, slip case.

Fo. Plus PANOFSKY, Erwin, Albrecht D¸rer. 2 vols. Fo. Princeton by d/ws. Plus BLOOMFIELD, Lin, ‘The Complete Etchings of Norman Lindsay’ Odana Sydney.

Fo. (4) £50-100

631. WAGNER, Richard, ARMOUR, Margaret, Translator. The Rhinegold and The ‘Valkyrie.

Heinemann, London. Doubleday Price, New York 1900 and Siegfried and The Twilight of the Gods 1911. Arthur Rackham illustrator. 4to. Original brown cloth with gilt ornament. B/p. Some foxing throughout, sunning (2) £200-300

632. ADAMS, Richard (1920-2016), English Writer, Watership Down. 1st Edition. Rex Collings, London 1972 with folding map, owner’s sig. to end paper. 8vo. d/w.

Original cloth, foot and head of spine bumper, some spotting to top plus Watership Down.

1st Illustrated Edition.

Penguin and Kestrel Books 1976. John Lawrence, illustrator, orig. 1/2 cloth. d/w, price corner cut off, and outer slip case (247 x 162mm) inc. slip case plus Watership Down.

1st (?) paperback edition, Penguin/Puffin 1973. Corners bent.

Some fading (3) £400-600

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634. FLEMING, Ian, Thunderball. 1st Edition. London, Jonathan Cape, 1961. Original brown skeletal hand embossed bds with gilt title. Spine loose. D/w with scuffs and tears, biro marks. 8vo. £150-250

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635. ROWLING, J.K. ‘Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire’ X 2 plus ‘Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix’ plus ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ plus ‘Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets’. All Bloomsbury, London. 1st and early eds. D/ws (5) £50-100

633. BESANT, Sir Walter, Survey of London, A & C Black, London 1903-1912. 1 vol. reprinted 1925. 10 vols. Some d/w red cloth. 4to. plus a collection of 13 titles relating to London and its history (23) £50-100

636. GREENE, Graham (1904-1991) ‘The Quiet American’. Library Edition. Heinemann, London 1960. red cloth with d/w, designed by Peter Edwards, 8vo. (190 x 126mm) £50-100

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640. ELLISON, Grace, An Englishwoman in Angora, Hutchinson, London 1923 with presentation inscription, signed by the author. red cloth. 8vo. plus MEW, James and ASHTON, John, Drinks of the World, Leadenhall Press, 1892. black cloth. gilt title. bumped and loose.

8vo. plus Vol II only of Two Trips to ‘Gorilla Land and the Cataracts of the Congo by Richard F. Burton. Sampson Law, London 1876 with plates. blue cloth. ex lib. (205 x 132mm) (3) £50-100

643. JEKYLL, Gertrude (1843-1932) ‘Garden Ornament’ Country Life, London 1918. Fo. blue cloth. ex lib plus AMHERST, The Hon. Alicia, ‘A History of Gardening in England’, 2nd Ed. Quaritch London 1896. 4to. green cloth with decorative gilt tooled ornament. Ex Ferguson, Cardew Lodge Carlisle (2) £70-150

638. STEVENSON, John Horne and WOOD, Marguerite, Scottish Heraldic Seals 3 vols. privately printed by Robert Maclehose. Glasgow University Press 1940. blue cloth (320 x 210mm) ex lib so stamped and labelled plus COOKE-TRENCH, Thomas R.F. ‘A Memoir of the Trench Family’ privately printed 1896. blue card covers. ex lib (255 x 162mm) (4) £40-80

641. ROBERTSON, Alan W. ‘A History of the Ship Letters of the British Isles’ Ltd Ed. on Art Paper 462/600. signed by the author. Pardy & Sons, Bournemouth. small Fo. bound in three. blue cloth folders (3) £50-100

644. WELLS, Herbert George (1866-1946) ‘The Secret Places of the Heart’, First Edition. Cassell and Co., London 1922. 8vo. green cloth. Edges bumped £30-60

639. AN ECLECTIC GROUP OF 3 TITLES VIS:GREEN, Janet (1908-1993) English Playwright ‘Matilda Shouted Fire’, A Play in Two Acts. Evans Bros. 1961 plus AUSTEN, Jane, ‘Sense & Sensibility’ reproduction. of 1st Editions. thick 8vo. plus MONTENEGRO, Roberto, Mexican Painting 1800-1860 Appleton Century, New York, London 1933. 4to. ex lib with stamps (3) £20-40

642. BLUNDEN, Edmund, ‘The Bonadventure’ Cobden-Stevenson, London. 1st Ed. 1922. 8vo. blue cloth. Ex lib. plus BRIDGES, Robert, ‘The Testament of Beauty’, Clarendon Press, Oxford 1929. Owner’s sig. d/w plus MASON, Eugene, ‘Flamma Vestalis and other Poems’ , Cameo Series, Fisher Unwin, London 1895.

8vo. Ivory bds stained 14/30. Shrubsall b/p plus CRIPPS-DAY, Francis Henry, ‘The Manor Farm’ to which are added reprint facsimiles of ‘The Boke of Husbandry’ and ‘The Booke of Thrift’. Quaritch, London 1931. 8vo. untrimmed paper. Ex lib. off-white cloth (4) £70-150

645. AN ECLECTIC GROUP OF TITLES VIS:GILBERT, Christopher, The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale. 2 vols. 1972 in slip case.

‘Sketches by Low’ Supplement to the New Statesman.

1926 in folder.

Tomlinson and Masters ‘Bookcloth 1823-1980’ 1996.

Red cloth. 4to. in slip case.

TUER, Albert W. Forgotten Children’s Books. Leadenhall Press, London 1898/9. 8vo. dec. blue cloth. ex lib (5). £40-80

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637. BLUNT, Wilfrid Scawen (1840-1922) English Poet and Writer, Atrocities of Justice Under British Rule in Egypt: Proof copy dated 1st Aug 1906. 42 untrmmed pp. blue paper cover (225 x 148mm) in outer library protective bds. ex lib with stamps £100-200

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647. PRITCHARD, James B, Ed. ‘Ancient Near Eastern Texts’ 1st Ed. small Fo. black cloth, gilt title. Princeton University Press 1950. pencil sig. Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop (1) £30-50

648. GREENAWAY, Kate, ‘Under the Window’ Pictures and Rhymes for Children, engraved and printed by Edmund Evans, Routledge, London. 4to. decorative binding plus POTTER, Beatrix, The Tale of Johnny Town-Mouse. early edition, Warne, London. small format, scuffed and bumped (2) £30-50

649. WELLS, Herbert George (1866-1946) ‘The Holy Terror’, Michael Joseph, 1939. 1st Ed. with d/w plus ‘In The Days of the Comet’ Macmillan, London 1906. 1st Ed. Green cloth, edges bumped (2) £30-50

650. GLIN, The Knight of, and PIELL, James. Irish Furniture. Yale University Press 2007. plus CHAPPELLET, Molly, Jack Lenor Larsen’s Long House. 2010 plus 5 further titles relating to the study of furniture and design (7) £120-160

651. A COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY SIXTY POETRY TITLES mostly 20th Century, early editions, T.S. Eliot, W.H. Auden, D.H. Lawrence, C. Day Lewis, Louis Macneice, etc (60) £100-200

652. PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY TITLES inc.

FREUD, Sigmund, Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis 1936, Haldane, C.S. Lewis, Bertrand Russell et al. c20. £50-100

653. CHUBB, Ralph Nicholas (1892-1960), English Poet and Printer Songs of Mankind decorated with wood engravings by the author, privately printed. Fair Oak, Newbury 1930.

Ltd Ed. 15/100, signed by the author, Hawthorne Press, later brown boards with gilt title (224 x 179mm) plus The Sacrifice of Youth, Curridge Press, Newbury 1924. Ltd Ed. on handmade paper, 23/45 with dedication Leon Underwood from R.N.C. 1925. Brown compressed paper covers (195 x 135mm) plus ‘Manhood, A Poem by Ralph N. Chubb’, Curridge Press 1924. Ltd to 200 copies printed by L.J. Chubb, original paper covers (205 x 140mm) (3) £300-500

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646. ST JOHN, Christopher, Ellen Terry and Bernard Shaw, A Correspondence, Fountain Press, New York and Constable, London 1931. 1st & Ltd Ed. 1165/3000. 4to.

(258 x 165mm), green cloth with gilt monogram, faded spine, slip case £30-50

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654. POULTON, Edward Bagnall, ‘The Life of Ronald Poulton by His Father’, Sidgwick and Jackson 1919 with portrait frontispiece, blue cloth, binding loose, stained and bumped (225 x 140mm) Note: Ronald William Poulton 1889-1915 (Ypres) Oxford University and England Rugby Captain (1913-1914) £30-50

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JEWE LLE RY

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CONSIGNMENTS

An Art Deco aquamarine and diamond pendant, sold for £2,200 (hammer price) in December 2020

INVITED

Enquiries: Jewellery & Watches Louise Dennis FGA DGA 01865 241358 louise.dennis@mallams.co.uk

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INVITED

A pair of Yongzheng (1723 – 1735) mark and period jardinières Provenance – Acquired in Peking in the 1930s by the vendor’s grandfather whilst working as a junior diplomat Estimate £20,000 – 30,000

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A Private collection of 17th – 19th Century Medical Books

661. BIRON and FOURNIER, Eds. Journal de Médecine de Chirurgie et de Pharmacie Militaires. 10 vols.

Panckoucke, Paris 1815-1821. 8vo. (205 x 130mm) rebound 1/2 calf and marbled boards with gilt title, b/p (10) £300-500

663. BORENSTEIN, Dr Pinchas, ‘Esquisse de L’Evolution du Problème de la Tétanie’. Foulon, Paris 1950. With dedication signed by the author (240 x 156mm). Finely bound in gilt tooled red morocco. £50-100

662. ANDRAL, Gabriel (1797-1876), Professor of Medicine at the University of Paris. ‘Clinique Médicale ou Choix, D’Observations Recueillies a L’Hopital de la Charite’. Dumont, Bruxelles, 1837. 5 vols. 8vo. (228 x 144mm). 1/2 calf with tooled title and marbled boards (5) £70-150

664. MEDICAL-CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY. Transactions.

7 vols. Longmans et al. London 1872/1876. Ex lib.

(University College London) with stamps. B/p for Dr Nathaniel Rogers. 1/2 black calf and marbled boards.

8vo. (208 x 130mm). Bumped and scuffed (7) £150-250

666. ALPINI, Prospero (1553-1617), Venetian Physician and Botanist De Praesagienoa Vita et Morte Aegrotantium Libri Septem... cum Praefatione Hermanni Boerhaave. With engraved frontispiece portrait of the author. Fleischer, Frankfurt and Leipzig 1754. Red and black title page (210 x 160mm). Contemporary tree calf with tooled and banded spine £150-250

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665. DIONIS, Monsieur ‘Chief Chirurgeon to the late Dauphiness and to the Present Duchess of Burgundy’. ‘A Course of Chirurgical Operations demonstrated in Royal Garden at Paris’. Translated from the Paris Edition. Many plates. Jacob Tonson, London 1710. 8vo. (200 x 125mm). Full calf, with tooled ornament, rebacked. B/p and owner’s stamp. £300-500

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667. BOERHAAVE, Hermanii (1668-1738), Dutch Physician and Botanist Oratio de Commemdando Studio Hippocratico..A series of 8 medical lectures or sermons each with title page bound with 5 lectures by Pieter Burmann, Dutch Scholar (1668-1741), one by Van Der Honert and one by D Joh. Jacobi Vitriarii. Leiden 1721-1737 contemporary full calf with banded spine.

4to. (250 x 195mm) £600-800

668. BOERHAAVE, Hermanii, Praxis Medica Sive Commentarium. 5 vols. London 1738, small format (164 x 95mm). Full calf, rebacked with gilt title (5) £100-200 669. Memoires de L’Académie Royal de Chirurgie. 5 vols. Charles Osmont, Paris 1743 with many engraved illustrations. Thick 4to. (264 x 209mm). Full calf, rebacked. B/p for Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons Glasgow and one other, some bumps etc. Staining (5) £600-800

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670. MACILWAIN, George, ‘Surgical Observations on the more important diseases of the Mucous Canals of the Body’ with folding plate. Longman et al, London 1830.

Publishers ads at front. Later 1/2 calf and marbled boards. 8vo. (235 x 155mm) plus DALLAS, R.C. ‘Elements of Self Knowledge’. Murray and Highley, London 1802 with coloured frontispiece plate. 8vo. (214 x 135mm). Ex lib. with stamps, b/ps. Owner’s sig etc. Full tree calf rebacked (2) £50-100

672. GAUBIUS, Hieronymus D (1705-1780), German Chemist and Doctor. The Institutions of Medicinal Pathology translated from the Latin by Charles Erskine, Edinburgh 1778. Rebound in brown cloth (238 x 155mm). Edges browned and torn, stains throughout.

B/p. £100-200

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674. Royal Commission on the Care and Control of the Feeble-Minded. Minutes of Evidence with appendices and witnesses Index. H.M. Stationery Office, London 1908. 8 vols in 7. Small Fo. (330 x 220mm). 1/2 black calf with red title. Splits and scuffed (7) £150-250

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671. BATEMAN, William, ‘Magnacopia’ or A Library of Useful and Profitable Information for the Chemist... 2nd Ed. Churchill, London 1837. Cloth boards (155 x 96mm). Ex lib. with b/p plus MOIR, D.M. ‘Outlines of the Ancient History of Medicine’, Blackwood, Edinburgh 1831. Owner’s sig, cloth boards (180 x 110mm) plus GRAHAM, Thomas John, ‘Sure Methods of Improving Health and Prolonging Life’. Simkin and Marshall, London 1828. Cloth boards (195 x 116mm). Ex lib with b/p (3) £50-100

673. ROMANES, George John, ‘Mental Evolution in Man, Origin of Human Faculty’.

Kegan, Paul, Trench, London 1888 with fold out chart. Red cloth. 8vo. (228 x 150mm) plus SIMON, Sir John, General Pathology, A Course of Lectures delivered at St Thomas’s Hospital. Renshaw, London 1850. Brown cloth (205 x 135mm) plus HOLMES, Oliver Wendell, ‘Currents and Counter Currents in Medical Science’.

Ticknor and Fields, Boston 1861. Brown cloth (195 x 135mm) plus MICKLE, William Julius, ‘General Paralysis of the Insane’, H.K. Lewis, London 1880. Red cloth (220 x 145mm). All much worn, ex lib b/ps etc., owner’s sig. etc. s.a.f. (4) £50-100

675. PITTIS, William, Dr Radcliffe’s Life and Letters with a True Copy of his Last Will and Testament. 3rd Edition. E Curll, London 1716. Small format (170 x 108mm).

Rebound, new end papers. Owner’s sig. Gilt title. £100-200

676. The Modern Practice of the London Hospitals. 3rd Ed. Crowder and Coote, London 1770. Small format (178 x 110mm). Full calf. Rebacked with gilt title £100-200

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677. ‘Papers Relating to the Outbreak of Bubonic Plague in India’. H.M. Stationery Office, London 1897. Fo. (335 x 218mm) black cloth plus HOUSTON, Dr A.C. First Report on Research Work...on the Vitality of the Typhoid Bacilus. Metropolitan Water Board 1910. Small Fo. (335 x 215mm) plus COOPER, Bransby B. A Treatise on Ligaments. 3rd Ed. Longman et al, London 1830. Paper cover disbound, tears and stains (320 x 260mm) plus SCHLIEP, Dr Karl, Hematological Atlas with 71 coloured illustrations. Rebman, London 1908. Green cloth (270 x 206mm) (4) £50-100

679. AMERICAN MEDICAL INTEREST:- Catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon Generals Office United States Army, Washington 1872. Blue cloth (300 x 203mm).

Mbld edges, some staining to cover plus A Volume of Medical Pamphlets reprinted from the Bulletin of the History of Medicine. c1940. Black cloth (250 x 175mm) plus The Vermont Asylum for the Insane, Its Annals for Fifty Years, Hildreth & Fales, Battleboro 1887. Brown cloth. Bds loose (236 x 160mm) (3) £50-100

678. Report from the Select Committee on Medical Education with Minutes of Evidence. House of Commons 1834. Pts I & II bound in red cloth. Pt. III in blue paper covers plus County Lunatic Asylums. Return to an Address of the Honourable House of Commons 1842. Blue paper covers, torn and stained. All small Fo. (340 x 220mm) (3) £50-100

680. AN ECLECTIC GROUP OF MEDICAL RELATED TITLES TO INCLUDE:Catalogue of Surgical Instruments designed or associated with Lord Lister. Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons 1925 x 2 plus LEARMONTH, Sir James, ‘The Contribution of Surgery to Preventive Medicine’. OUP 1951. Green cloth plus FULTON, John F. and KELLER, Allen D. The Sign of Babinski, A Study of Evolution of Cortical Dominance in Primates’ Thomas, Maryland 1932. Blue cloth plus A Catalogue of Portraits and Busts in the Royal College of Surgeons, July 1892. Paper cover (5) £50-100

682. KEILL, James, The Anatomy of the Humane Body Abridged: or A Short and Full View of all Parts of the Body’. Keblewhite at the Swan St Paul’s Churchyard London 1698. 328pp. with tables. Small format (155 x 95mm). Rebound in green calf with gilt title. £200-300

683. DOUGLAS, James, Myographiae Comparatae Specimen: or a Comparative Description of all the Muscles in a Man and in a Quadruped. Strachan at the Golden Ball, Royal Exchange, London 1707. 216pp.

With appendix. Small format (168 x 101mm). Full contemporary calf with banded and tooled spine. £150-250

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681. ‘Medical Facts and Observations’. 8 vols. J Johnson, London 1791. 8vo. With plates as per binder’s instructions. Full calf. Rebacked. Ex lib. Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons. Glasgow with 2 b/ps. (214 x 140mm) (8) £100-200

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684. TISSOT, Prof. S.A. An Essay on Diseases incident to Literary and Sedentary Persons, with preface and notes

by J Kirkpatrick. 2nd Ed. J Nourse and E and C Dilly, London 1769. Small format (175 x 105mm). Owner’s sig on title page. 189pp. with 3pp of publishers advertisements. Full calf. Rebacked. Bumped corners etc. £100-200

685. ANON:- Professional Anecdotes or Ana of Medical Literature. 3 vols. John Knight and Henry Lacey. Paternoster Row, London 1825. with bound in m/s (printed) letters.

Small format (165 x 105mm). Rebound in marbled boards with calf back. b/p. (3) £150-250

686. MOORE, John, ‘Medical Sketches in Two Parts’. Strahan & Cadell, The Strand London 1786. 8vo. 1/2 calf and marbled boards. Ex lib. so stamped plus PITCAIRN, Sir Archibald, The Works Thereof. Curll, Pemberton & Taylor, London 1715. (199 x 120mm). Full calf. Rebacked. New end papers. B/p and stamp. plus TARDIEU, Ambroise, Ètude, Médico-Légale sur L’Avortement. BalliËre Paris 1864. Marbled boards and calf back. (218 x 137mm) plus BAIRD, D. George and TICE, Charles, Disputio Medica Inauguralis Quaedam de Dysenteria... Adams, Edinburgh 1802. Full tooled tree calf with greek key border. With red title (210 x 138mm) (4) £100-200

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688. AN 18TH CENTURY MEDICAL PAMPHLET: EWART, John M.D. ‘The History of Two Cases of Ulcerated Cancer of the Mamma’, with preface. 62pp. and engraving plate with explanation. Printed in Bath by R Crutwell and sold by C Dilly, Pouttry, London 1794 (205 x 115mm) in modern plain binding. £100-200

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687. AN 18TH CENTURY MEDICAL PAMPHLET: BEDDOES, Thomas, ‘A Letter to Erasmus Darwin M.D. on a new method of treating Pulmonary Consumption...’

5th July 1793. Printed by Bulgin & Rosser, Broad St. Bristol. 72pp. with advertisements (205 x 120mm). In modern plain binding. £150-250

689. BERKELEY, Bishop George (1685-1753) (Oxford), Irish Philosopher and Bishop of Cloyne Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries concerning the Virtues of Tar Water. 2nd Ed. Dublin and London. W Innys 1744. 174pp. Pamphlet, with contents index. (190 x 112mm). Owner’s sig. John Freer on title page. In modern plain binding. £200-300

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691. AN 18TH CENTURY MEDICAL PAMPHLET: MONRO, Alexander, Junior M.D. ‘Observations, Anatomical and Physiological wherein Dr Hunter’s Claim to some Discoveries is examined with figures...’

Hamilton, Balfour and Neill, Edinburgh, August 1758, with two plates (approx. 195 x 115mm). Ex lib with stamps in plain modern binding. £150-250

692. TWO 18TH CENTURY MEDICAL PAMPHLETS: PEARSON, Richard, M.D. ‘The Arguments in Favour of an Inflammatory Diathesis in Hyorophobia’. Pearson, Birmingham 1798. 59pp. (approx. 250 x 120mm) plus HALE, Stephen D.D. F.R.S. ‘An Account of Some Experiments and Observations on Tar-Water...which was read before the Royal Society.’ Manby & Cox, Ludgate Hill, London 1745. 29pp. With one page of advertisements (approx. 190 x 110mm) in plain modern binding (2) £150-250

693. POMET, Pierre (1658-1699), Pharmacist to Louis XIV ‘A Compleat History of Druggs written in French by Monsieur Pomet, Chief Druggist to the late French King Lewis XIV to which is added what is further observable on the same subject from Mess. Lemery and Tournefort...’

3rd Edition in English. Bonwicke et al, London 1737, title page in red and black print, dedication, preface, authors quoted, Catalogue of Seeds, 15 ‘books’ in two volumes in one. 86 full plates. 419pp plus index. 4to (230 x 175mm). Full tooled contemporary calf, rebacked with red and gilt title. £300-500

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690. TWO 18TH CENTURY MEDICAL PAMPHLETS: ‘Anti-Siris or English Wisdom exlemplify’d by various examples but, particularly the present General demand for Tar Water in a letter from a foreign gentleman at London to his friend abroad’, M Cooper at the Globe in Pater-noster Row, London 1744 and QUESNAY, M, The Introductory Discourse to the first volume of the Memoirs of the Royal Academy of Surgery at Paris concerning the Vices & Humours... Wilson and Durham at Plato’s Head, London 1760. Ex lib with stamps. (approx. 190 x 115mm). Both in modern plain binding (2) £100-200

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694. VAN HORNE, Johannes, BANYER, Henry, translator, Micro-Techne; or a Methodical Introduction to the Art of Chirurgery. J Darby for T Varnam et al, London 1717. 190pp. with 2pp. of advertisements. small format (159 x 95mm) full calf with decorative tooling £150-250

695. THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN LONDON: Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of the Physiological Series of Comparative Anatomy Contained in the Museum, printed by Richard Taylor, Red Lion Court 1833/1840. 5 vols. 4to.

(280 x 220mm) with plates. owners sigs. in fine copper plate hand. for ‘Dr John Hammond Regius Professor of Physick in the University of Cambridge from the College’. later blue cloth. ex lib with stamps (5) £200-300

696. PARSONS, James, Human Physiognomy Explained in the Crounian Lectures on Muscular Motion read before the Royal Society 1747. 2 lectures with plates in pamphlet form 82pp plus index. plus preceding lectures for 1744/1745 by Parsons plus LANGRISH, Browne, ‘The Croonean Lectures on Muscular Motion’ Royal Society 1747 (approx. 225 x 160mm) in modern marbled binding

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698. WHITE, Charles F.R.S. ‘Cases in Surgery with Remarks...to which is added An Essay on the Ligature of Arteries by J Aikin Surgeon’. W Johnston, Ludgate Street, London 1770. 198pp. with plates. full contemporary calf, splits and stains (204 x 128mm) £150-250

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699. MILLAR, John, Observations on the Prevailing Diseases in Great Britain. Cadell and Noteman, The Strand, London 1770. (260 x 200mm) rebound in brown cloth, owners sig. for J.A. Murray, Queenstown Co. Cork £40-80

697. DE KETHAM, Johannes, The Fasiculus Medicinae.

Facsimile of the First Venetian Edition of 1491 with introduction by Karl Sudhoff. 13 plates. Lier & Co. Milan 1924. Fo. green cloth £100-200

700. SYDENHAM, Dr Thomas, The Whole Works of that Excellent Practical Physician. R Wellington at the Dolphin and Crown, London 1705. 453pp. with index and advertisements. ex lib with b/p. owners sigs. full contemporary calf. rebacked (200 x 126mm) plus REYNOLDS, Edward, ‘A Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul of Man’. Bostock and Badger, London 1650 with portrait frontispiece. owners sig. on title page. thick 8vo. rebound 1/2 calf. (190 x 140mm) ex lib. with b/p. (2) £100-200

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701. POTT, Percival, FRS and Surgeon at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. ‘Some Few General Remarks on Fractures and Dislocations’. 2nd Ed. Hawer et al, London 1783. 126pp. with plates (210 x 120mm). rebound marbled boards and calf back. plus RUSSELL, Richard, The Oeconomy of Nature in Acute and Chronical Diseases of the Glands.Rivington, London and Fletcher, Oxford 1755. 253pp. with advertisements, pencil annotations. b/p. full contemporary calf (208 x 130mm) (2) £50-100

702. LOBB, Theophilus, A Compendium of the Practice of Physick. Buckland, London 1749. 80pp. rebound 1/2 calf and marbled boards (171 x 102mm) plus NAEGELÈ, C.F. An Essay on the Mechanism of Parturition. Edward Rigby (Trans). Callow and Wilson. Soho, London 1829.

166pp. with advertisements cloth bds (190 x 115mm) plus BERMINGHAM, Michel, ‘Traduction des Statuts des Docteurs-Régens de la Faculté de Medecine en L’Université de Paris’ 1754. 94pp. contemporary calf. b/p. pencil notes etc. (155 x 95mm) (3) £40-80

703. A SMALL GROUP OF MEDICAL PAMPHLETS, DISBOUND TITLES:- BALLINGALL, George, A Clinical Lecture; a Review of Surgical Cases. Edinburgh 1827. dis-bound with author’s dedication. 23pp. with plate (275 x 215mm) plus Observations on Medical Reform by a Member of the University of Oxford. 32pp. dis-bound (210 x 132mm) plus BISHOP, John, Impediments of Speech, Highley, London 1851. dis-bound (210 x 132mm) plus LONSDALE, Edward F, ‘Observations on the Lateral Curvature of the Spine’, Churchill, London 1847. dis-bound (210 x 135mm) (4) £40-80

705. FIVE TITLES RELATING TO THE TREATMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH IN THE 19TH CENTURY:SWEETSER, William, Mental Hygiene or an Examination of the Intellect and Passions. Maclachlan et al, Edinburgh 1844. later green cloth plus TUKE, J Batty, The Insanity of Over-Exertion of the Brain. Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh 1894. Morison Lectures. with folding plate. red cloth. plus MACLACHLAN, Daniel, A Practical Treatise on the Diseases and Infirmities of Advanced Life.

Churchill, London 1843. brown cloth. loose. plus HOLLANDER, Bernard, ‘The Revival of Phrenology, The Mental Functions of the Brain’. Grant Richards, London 1901. with plates. green cloth. worn. plus A Short Account of the City of London Asylum. J.G. White. with author’s dedication. blue cloth (5) £50-100 704. LISTER, Baron Joseph (1827-1912) British Surgeon ‘The Collected Paper’s thereof. 2 vols. 4to. with ‘signed’ portrait frontispiece, Clarendon Press, Oxford 1909. blue cloth with d/w. (295 x 234mm) (2) £50-100

707. WILSON, John Iliff, ‘The History of Christ’s Hospital from it’s foundation by King Edward the Sixth’ John Nichols, London 1821 with portrait frontispiece after Holbein. 308pp. with advertisements. rebound in brown cloth. ex lib with labels (230 x 150mm) £30-60

708. A GROUP OF 10 MEDICAL TITLES, catalogues, bibliography etc. (10) £50-100

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706. RICHARDSON, Sir Benjamin Ward. Disciples of Aesculapius. 2 vols. Hutchinson, London 1900. blue cloth plus KIRKPATRICK, T Percy. History of the Medical Teaching in Trinity College Dublin. Hanna and Neale 1912. 1 vol. blue cloth plus 9 further 19th Century medical related titles (11) £50-100

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The Library of the Late Peter Hayden, Garden Historian, of Chatcull, Staffordshire (Lots 711-810) PETER HAYDEN 21 April 1928 – 24 September 2019 Staffordshire-based garden historian Peter Hayden was the author of Biddulph Grange: A Garden Rediscovered and a contributor to The Oxford Companion to Gardens, The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, The Garden, Landscape Design and Country Life. During National Service in the Intelligence Corps he trained as a Russian interpreter. His research into Russian gardens culminated in Russian Parks and Gardens (2005). In 2006 he was awarded a Gold Medal by the Russian Academy of Arts, the first foreigner to receive the award since it was introduced by Catherine the Great in the Eighteenth Century. His interests - including horticulture, topography, local history and cookery - are reflected in his extensive private library.

711. ORMEROD, George (1785-1873), English Antiquary and Historian The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester, 3 vols. Lackington Hughes et al London 1819, with frontispiece portrait after I Jackson, small Fo. Gilt edges. Marbled end papers. Full tooled calf. Perished. Dedication by author to Edward Latham Ormerod (son) dated Sedbury Park, Aug 18 1852. Ex lib. so stamped (3) £100-200

712. SHAW, The Rev. Stebbing, The History and Antiquities of Staffordshire, 2 vols. (vol 1 & vol 2 part 1), two folding maps, tears and repairs, multiple plates. J Nichols, London 1798-1801. Fo. (500 x 315mm). 1/2 calf and marbled bds. and end papers.

Banded spine. Some foxing, edges bumped, splits etc (2) £200-300

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714. PLOT, Robert (1640-1696), English Naturalist and Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum The Natural History of Staffordshire. 1st Edition printed at the Theater, Oxford 1686. Title page with engraved vignette. 37 plates. Some folding. Map deficient. List of subscribers in place. 4to. (325 x 212mm). Orig. full calf with tooled and banded spine, splits and bumps, foxing. £200-300

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713. CALVERT, Frederick, illus. ‘Picturesque Views and Descriptions of Cities, Towns, Castles, Mansions and Objects of Interesting Features in Staffordshire’, with engravings by T Radclyffe and historical and topgraphical illustrations by William West. Birmingham, William Emans 1830. 4to (275 x 221mm). 1/2 green morocco and marbled bds. Red title. Foxing throughout. Banding worn. £50-100

715. A GROUP OF SEVEN CUT OUT EXTRACTS from early 18th century financial documents signed by ministers of Queen Anne (1665-1714) to include:Earl of Godolphin. First Lord of the Treasury (appt. 1702) Robert Walpole. Secretary at War (appt. 1708) X 2 Duke of Newcastle. Lord Privy Seal (appt. 1705) Robert Harley. Sec. of State. Northern Dept (appt.

1704?)

Earl of Halifax. First Lord of the Treasury to Geo I (appt.

1714?)

Sir William Wyndham. Chancellor of the Exchequer (appt. 1713?)

All pasted down on one page (335 x 205mm) £100-200

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716. LE ROUGE, George Louis (publisher) ‘Les Jardins Anglo-Chinois’ - A Facsimile Edition by Daniel Jacomet for Jardin de Flore, Paris 1978, Cahiers 1-21 in 5 Tomes. Each page 500 x 300mm, some fading, in outer slip case with red title £200-400

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718. MANGIN, Arthur (1824-1887), French Writer Les Jardins, Histoire et Description. Alfred Mame, Tours 1867. Numerous engravings. Small Fo. Red cloth.

Stained and splits plus BOLTON, Arthur, Ed. The Gardens of Italy with historical and descriptive notes by E. March Phillips. Country Life 1919. Small Fo. Red cloth with d/w, torn (2) £40-80

720. SMEE, Alfred (1818-1877), English Surgeon and Gardener ‘My Garden, Its Plan and Culture’. 2nd Ed. Bell and Daldy, London 1872. 4to. Rebound 1/2 red morocco and marbled bds plus MACARTNEY, Mervyn, Ed. English Houses and Gardens in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Batsford, London 1908. Oblong 4to. Engraved binding, ivory spine plus CANE, Percy S. Modern Gardens, British & Foreign, Special Winter Number of ‘the Studio’’, 1926-1927, embossed green cloth. 4to. (3) £50-100

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717. REPTON, Humphrey, The Red Books of Humphrey Repton, 4 vols. Facsimile, limited Ed. No. 91/500 to include Explanatory volume by Edwards Malins, Antony House Cornwall, Attingham Park, Shropshire, all 225 x 300mm and Sheringham Hall (445 x 335mm), Basilisk Press, London 1976, with multiple plates, finely bound in 1/2 red morocco and marbled bds, in slip cases and outer box (480 x 345mm overall), good overall condition £300-500

719. LUTYENS, Sir Edwin, Houses & Gardens described and critised by Sir Lawrence Weaver, Country Life, London 1925. Small Fo. Red cloth. Stained plus JEKYLL, Gertrude, Garden Ornament, Country Life, London 1918. Small Fo. Blue cloth. Binding loose plus LATHAM, Charles, In English Homes. Vol II, 1907, Country Life.

Blue cloth with gilded ornament. Small Fo. plus TIPPING, H. Avray, English Gardens, Country Life, London 1925. Green cloth. Small Fo. plus WILLMOTT, Ellen, ‘Warley Garden in Spring and Summer’. Quaritch, London 1909. With dedication. Plain bds with gilt title.

Small Fo. All in used condition (5) £70-150

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721. CRISP, Sir Frank (1843-1919), English Lawyer, Vice-President Linnean Society ‘Mediaeval Gardens’. Edited and Introduction by Catherine Childs Paterson (daughter). John Lane, Bodley Head, London 1924. Ltd ed. 2 vols. Decorative tooled white cloth boards. 4to (295 x 230mm). Note: Sir Frank Crisp bought Friar Park, Henley on Thames in 1889.

Some staining. Edges bumped. plus 2 pamphlets, Visitor Guides for Friar Park 1914. Edges torn (4) £70-150

722. MILLER, Philip (1691-1771), English Botanist and Head Gardener at the Chelsea Physic Garden ‘The Gardeners Dictionary: Containing the Methods of Cultivating and Improving the Kitchen, Fruit and Flower Garden...’, S Powell, Dublin 1732. with 4 plates, Index. and The Gardeners Kalendar with appendix dated 1735. Small Fo. (410 x 260mm). Full orig. full calf bds. loose. plus ‘The Second Volume of the Gardeners Dictionary which Completes the Work’ by Philip Miller, printed for the author and sold by Charles Rivington, London 1739. With dedication and list of subscribers with addenda and index. 6 plates inc. 2 folding. Orig. full calf bds. loose (365 x 235mm). James Francis Anderton b/ps. Scuffed and bumped.

Splits etc. s.a.f. (2) £200-400

724. BACON, Francis, Viscount St Albans, Lord Verulam (15611626) Sylva Sylvarum: or a Natural History in Ten Centuries with portrait frontispiece and pictorial title page (torn), W. Lee, London 1676.

This edition printed for Bennet Griffin, London 1683 and published after the author's death by William Rawley. 4to. (295 x 205mm). A. Leonard Fuller b/p. Full calf rebacked, replaced end papers, foxing etc £100-200

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723. ANGUS, W. The Seats of the Nobility and Gentry in Great Britain and Wales. London 1787. 63 plates engraved by W Angus. Oblong. 4to. (210 x 280mm). Full embossed red morocco with tooled and banded spine and marbled end papers. Binding split and bumped £150-250

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725. RHIND, William, A History of the Vegetable Kingdom, Blackie & Son, Glasgow and London 1857.

With 41 plates, some coloured and portrait of Linnaeus on title page. 4to. 1/2 tooled leather plus GOTHEIN, Marie Luise, ‘A History of Garden Art’. trans. Mrs Archer-Hind. Dent, London 1928. 2 vols. Tooled blue cloth. 4to. plus HATTON, Richard G, The Craftsman’s Plant Book: or Figures of Plants, Chapman & Hall, London 1909. 4to. Green cloth, faded and torn (4) £50-100

726. PONTEY, William. ‘The Forest Pruner or Timber Owner’s Assistant’, Huddersfield 1805.

With engraved frontispiece of ‘The Woburn Beech’ after Ruffhead with 8 plates, 1 folding, 1 double page, bound with ‘A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Planting Forest Trees’, Huddersfield 1808 with one plate. 2nd Edition. Full tooled calf. 8vo. Splits plus a 2nd Edition of The Forest Pruner, Harding, London 1808. 8 plates. 1/2 green calf mbld bds. 8vo. plus NICOL, Walter, The Planter’s Kalendar, Edinburgh 1812. 3 plates. 8vo. 1/2 calf mbld bds. edges and end papers. plus STEUART, Sir Henry, The Planter’s Guide, 2nd Ed. Murray, Edinburgh & London 1828. 6 plates. 8vo. Mbld bds. 1/2 calf. plus LOUDON, J.C. ‘The Derby Arboretum’ , Longman et al, London 1840. Green cloth. 8vo. Overall used condition (5) £100-200

727. LOUDON, John Claudius (1783-1843), Scottish Botanist, ‘Conductor’ The Gardener’s Magazine Vols 1 (1826) - 10 (2 x 8mm) 15/16/17 (1841). 13 rebound. 1/2 calf and green cloth. 2 original bindings. 8vo. Some damp damage and overall wear. s.a.f. (15) £100-200 728. LOUDON, John Claudius, ‘The Magazine of Natural History and Journal of Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy, Geology and Meteorology’, 3 vols. Longman et al, 1829/1830. Numerous plates. 8vo. 1/2 calf and mbld bds. Red titles (3) £50-100

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729. LOUDON, John Claudius, ‘The Landscape Gardening and Landscape Architecture of the Late Humphrey Repton’, New Ed. Longman and Black, Edinburgh, 1840 with portrait frontispiece. Numerous plates and advertisements. Rebound 1/2 green morocco.

8vo. plus LOUDON, ‘An Encyclopaedia of Agriculture’, Longmans, London 1844. 2 vols. 8vo. 1/2 calf and mbld bds. ex lib. plus LOUDON, ‘The Villa Gardener’, 2nd Ed. Orr, London 1850. with numerous engravings. 8vo.

Embossed green cloth. Torn and bumped plus LOUDON ‘Self Instruction for Young Gardeners...’

Longman, London 1845 with portrait frontispiece. 8vo. green cloth. plus 3 associated modern reprints (8) £100-200

730. LOUDON, John Claudius and Jane Loudon, A Collection of eleven titles inc. The Suburban Gardener 1838 (rebound), Trees & Shrubs 1875, Gardening for Ladies 1846, Ladies Country Companion 1845, overall used condition with losses. s.a.f. (11) £50-100

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731. HIRSCHFELD, Christian Cay Lorenz (1742-1792), German Garden Theorist, Philosopher, ‘Théorie de L’Art Jardins’ translated from German. Weidman et Reich, Leipzig 1779. 4 vols in 2. Full tree calf with banded spine and coloured labels. 4to. (250 x 210mm) plus Vol 5. Printed in 1785. 4to. green cloth, much stained (3) £50-100

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732. DEZALLIER D’ARGENVILLE, Antoine Joseph (1680-1765) ‘The Theory and Practice of Gardening Wherein is fully handled all that relates to Fine Gardens commonly called Pleasure Gardens’, consisting of Parterres, Groves Bowling Greens etc. translated from the French original by John James and printed by George James, London 1712, with dedication to Queen Anne and red and black title page.

List of subscribers, instructions to binder and errata. 32 double page or folding plates, 4to (265 x 215mm). Annotations on end papers, orig, full calf rebacked £400-600

733. DEZALLIER D’ARGENVILLE, Antoine Joseph (1680-1765), LE BLOND, Alexander, The Theory and Practice of Gardening Wherein is fully handled all that relates to Fine Gardens commonly called Pleasure Gardens’, consisting of Parterres, Groves Bowling Greens etc. translated by John James of Greenwich. 2nd Edition in English. Bernard Lintot, London 1728. Red and black title page. 38 double page folding plates, table and 3pp of advertisements at end. 4to (280 x 230mm). Later 1/2 calf and marbled boards £400-600

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734. DARWIN, Erasmus (1731-1802), Philosopher and Physician ‘The Botanic Garden’ A Poem in Two Parts. Part I containing ‘The Economy of Vegetation’.

Part II ‘The Loves of Plants’ with philosophical notes. 4th Ed. Johnson, London 1799 with 22 plates. 1/2 calf and mbld bds. end papers and edges. 8vo.

(215 x 150mm). Esther Acklom b/p. (Lady Spencer 1788-1818. Painter?) (2) £200-400

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735. EVELYN, John, English Writer and Gardener (1620-1706) ‘Silva or a Discourse of Forest-Trees and the Propagation of Timber in His Majesty’s Dominions: As was delivered to the Royal Society on the 15th Day of October 1662’, with notes by A Hunter. Frontispiece with engraved portrait by Bartolozzi 1776. 40 engraved plates and folding table, list of subscribers and index. A. Ward, London 1776. Full calf with tooled spine. Lge 4to (305 x 250mm) £200-400

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736. PRICE, Sir Uvedale (1747-1829) ‘An Essay on the Picturesque, as compared with the sublime and the Beautiful....’ New Ed. Robson, London 1796. 2 vols. 8vo.

Full calf, rebacked and new end papers (2) £70-150

738. ALISON, Sir Archibald. Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste. 5th Ed. 2 vols. Willison, Edinburgh 1817. 8vo. Mbld bds, edges and end papers, tooled calf spine plus PRICE, Sir Uvedale, ‘On the Picturesque with an essay on the Origin of Taste with much original matter

by Sir Thomas Dick Lauder.’ Caldwell, Lloyd & Co, Edinburgh 1842. Red calf and mbld bds (loose) 8vo. plus KNIGHT, Richard Payne, An Analytical Inquiry into the Principles of Taste. 4th Ed. Payne, London 1808. 8vo. full tooled calfs with red label plus LUXBOROUGH, Lady, Letters to William Shenstone, Dodsley, London 1775.

8vo. rebound (5) £100-200

737. PRICE, Sir Uvedale (1747-1829) ‘An Essay on the Picturesque, as compared with the sublime and the Beautiful....’ 3 vols. Mawman, London 1810. Contemporary full calf. 8vo. Some worm damage. Bds split etc (3) £70-150

739. THE MISSES MONTOLIEU, ‘The Enchanted Plants’, Thomas Bensley, London 1800 with frontispiece

by Bartolozzi, green calf with greek key border, red label (217 x 135mm) plus ‘The Gardens, a poem’ translated by Mrs Montolieu, 2nd Ed. Bensley, London 1805, rebacked moulded bds (230 x 155mm) plus ‘The Garden or the Art of Laying Out Grounds’. trans. from the French of the Abbé de Lille. Cadell, London 1789. Owner’s sig. for 1819. 1/2 calf and marbled bds (196 x 128mm) plus two associated small format titles, full calf (5) £100-200

740. WRIGHT, William, ‘Grotesque Architecture or Rural Amusement consisting of Plans, Elevations and Sections for Huts etc...’, Henry Webley, London 1768. 23 plates (out of 28) with frontispiece after Thornwaite, rebound on marbled bds. 8vo. With losses. plus MASON, George, ‘An Essay on Design in Gardening’, Benjamin & John White, London 1795. Full tooled calf. 8vo. (215 x 140mm) plus WILDS, William, ‘Elementary and Practical Instructions on the Art of building Cottages and Houses’. John Weale, London 1835. brown paper bds. (230 x 150mm) plus MASON, W. ‘The English Garden. A Poem in four Books.’ Ward, York 1783. Full calf (192 x 235mm). General used condition (4) £70-150

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DAY TWO, 22nd APRIL 2021 Detailed images of each lot online at www.mallams.co.uk 741. GILPIN, William (1724-1804), English Artist and Clergyman ‘Observations on the River Wye and several parts of South Wales Etc’. Blamire, London 1782. 14 plates, marbled end papers. Orig. tree calf with tooled back, splits (236 x 145mm) plus GILPIN, Three Essays on Picturesque Beauty, on Picturesque Travel and on Sketching Landscape... 2nd Ed. Blamire, London 1794. 7 plates. Orig. tooled calf with black label, scuffed and bumped (230 x 150mm) plus GILPIN, ‘An Essay Upon Prints’. Robson, London 1768. 1/2 calf and mbld bds.

Tooled spine (175 x 120mm) plus GILPIN, ‘Practical Hints upon Landscape Gardening’. 2nd Ed. Cadell, London 1835. (240 x 160mm) 16 plates. embossed green cloth. Foxing and splits. Loose pages (4) £70-150

742. MARKHAM, Gervase, Country Contentments or, the Husbandmans Recreations... 9th Ed. Wilson, London 1660. Rebound (195 x 145mm) plus The Complete Gardener by Monsieur de la Quintinye. 3rd Ed. London 1701. Orig. full calf (198 x 122mm) plus CARPENTER, Joseph, The Retir’d Gardener in six parts. 2nd Ed. Tonson, London 1717. 1/2 green morocco (196 x 126mm) plus 4 associated titles (7) £70-150

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743. GILPIN, William, ‘Remarks on Forest Scenery and other Woodland Views illustrated by Scenes of New-Forest in Hampshire’, 3 books in 2 vols. Blamire, London 1791. 32 plates. Full tree calf. Red title. 8vo.

(224 x 149mm) plus GILPIN, William, Observations on the Western Parts of England...’ Cadell, London 1798. 18 plates. Mbld end papers. Full calf rebacked. 8vo. (225 x 142mm) (3) £100-200

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744. CATO, Hercole, L’Argricoltura et Casa di Villa di Carlo Stephano Gentil’ Huomo Francese...’ Venice (Vinegia) 1581 with printer’s cypher on title page. 511 pp.

Rebound. 1/2 calf with mbld end papers and tooled spine. 8vo. (213 x 160mm) £50-100

745. HUSBANDRY: G.M. (Gervaisé Markham?)

A Way to get Wealth containing six principall Vocations, or Callings, in which every good husband or housewife may lawfully employ themselves... 8th correction. E Brewster and G Sawbridge, London 1653. Thick 8vo. Full calf rebacked. plus ‘Campania Felix’ by Tim Nourse. 2 essays. Bennet, London 1700 with engraved frontispiece. Full calf (192 x 121mm) plus ‘A Completed System of Husbandry and Gardening’, Pickard, London 1716. Full calf rebacked (200 x 130mm). All in used condition (3) £50-100

746. DODSLEY, J (Printer), ‘A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes’, London 1775. plus PEARCH, G. (Printer), ‘A Collection of Poems in Four Volumes’, London 1775.

Uniformly bound in full tooled calf with red and black labels. 8vo. (182 x 120mm) (10) £50-100

748. BINDINGS: Memoirs sur La Russie, Amsterdam, 1804. 2 vols. Full tooled calf. plus Letters of Anna Seward between 1784-1807, 6 vols. Ramsay, Edinburgh 1811.

Green morocco with tooled ornament and armorial plus CONSTABLE, Archibald, His Literary Correspondents. 3 vols. Edmonston & Douglas, Edinburgh 1873. 1/2 calf and marbled bds. with red and black titles. 3 vols. all 8vo. (11) £100-200

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747. SHENSTONE, William (1714-1763), Poet and Gardener ‘The Works in Verse and Prose’. 2nd Ed. Dodsley, London 1765. With portrait frontispiece. 3 vols. Full orig. calf with red labels (183 x 122mm) plus a group of 11 18th Century poetry titles vis. Rapin, Mason, Dodsley, Cowper, Cotton £50-100

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749. LLANOVER, Lady Augusta (1802-1896) (Editor) The Autobiography and Correspondence of Mary Glanville (Mrs Delany) 1700-1788 with interesting reminiscences of King George the Third and Queen Charlotte. 2 series. 6 vols.

Richard Bentley, London 1861/1862 (225 x 148mm) 1/2 tooled calf with tooled title and banded spine with date, green cloth, with b/ps (6) £50-100

750. JERVIS, John, Earl of St. Vincent (1735-1823), Admiral of the Fleet and Member of Parliament, ‘Memoirs’ by Tucker (Jedediah Stephens). 2 vols. Bentley, London 1844 with portrait frontispiece. 8vo. 1/2 tooled calf and mbld bds. plus ‘Life and Correspondence of John Earl of St Vincent G.C.B.’ by Edward Pelham Brenton (Capt. R.N.). 2 vols. Colburn, London 1838 with portrait frontispiece. 1/2 green morocco 8vo. plus 2 associated titles (6) £50-100

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751. COOK, Moses, The Manner of Raising, Ordering and Improving Forest-Trees with directions how to plant... 3rd Ed. London 1724. With frontispiece and 4 folding diagrams. Full calf. (196 x 200mm) plus SPEECHLY, William, ‘A Treatise on the Culture of the Pineapple and the Management of the Hot-House’, York 1796. Full calf rebacked. And 3 related leather bound titles, much use and wear (5) £50-100

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752. GUTHRIE, William, ‘A New System of Modern Geography: or a Geographical, Historical and Commercial Grammar and Present State of the several Kingdoms of the World’, Astronomical Part by James Ferguson. New Ed. Dilly & Robinson, London 1780 with 20 folding coloured maps by John Kitchin and John Barber. Engraved armillary sphere plate. Full contemporary calf bds. loose. Some tears and cuts to maps. 4to. (315 x 255mm) £400-600

753. COOKERY: A late 18th Century manuscript recipe book written in black ink in a good long hand with index to front end paper, inscribed ‘Anne Michel’, in vellum boards (200 x 158mm) £70-150

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754. COOKERY: LIGER, Louis, Le Menage des Champs et de la ville ou Nouveau Cuisinier FranÁois... New Ed. David Christ, Paris 1739. 471pp with index. Small format (162 x 100mm). Contemp. full calf £50-100

755. COOKERY: LABOUREUR, Suzanne and BOULESTIN, X-M, Petits et Grands Plats... Paris 1928. 8vo. with decorative bds plus HACKWOOD, Frederick, ‘Good Cheer’ The Romance of Food and Feasting, Fisher Unwin, London 1911. 8vo. Blue cloth plus Nelson’s Home Comforts. 9th Ed. by Mary Hooper. Nelson Dale, London 1888. Red cloth. Small format, all in used condition (3) £40-60

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756. RAFFALD, Elizabeth, ‘The Experienced English Housekeeper for the use and ease of Ladies, Housekeepers, Cooks etc’. New Ed. Wilson and Spence, York 1805. With portrait frontispiece. 8vo. plus ‘The Compleat Housewife or Accomplished Gentlewoman’s Companion’, by E Smith. 13th Ed. London 1747. 8vo. plus ‘The Female Instructor or Young Woman’s Companion’. Title page deficient. c.1812. 8vo. plus FISHER, George, ‘The Instructor or Young Man’s Best Companion’, 22nd Ed. c.1780. All contemp. full calf with loose boards and losses (4) £50-100 757. PEACHAM, Henry, ‘The Compleat Gentleman: Fashioning Him absolute in the most necessary and Commendate qualities concerning Mind or Body that may be required in a person of honour’. Printed by E Tyler for Richard Thrale, London 1661. 3rd Imp. With frontispiece and engraved with armorials etc., (190 x 150mm). Old full calf rebacked with John Sellman owner’s Sigs and others, replaced end papers. Foxing etc. £150-250

758. PAXTON’S MAGAZINE OF BOTANY FOR 1833/1834 with multiple coloured plates, Orr and Smith, London. 8vo. 1/2 black calf with red title and marbled bds plus SWEET, Robert, ‘The Hot-House and Greenhouse Manual’, Ridgway, London 1831. 5th Ed. Green cloth. 8vo. plus THOMPSON, Robert, The Gardener’s Assistant, Practical and Scientific’. New Ed.

by Thomas Moore. Blackie, London 1878. thick 4to. 1/2 black calf with red label (3) £50-100

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759. VOLUME V ONLY p1550-1939 from ‘A Collection of Voyages Around the World performed by Royal Authoirity, Containing a Complete Historical Account of Captain Cook’s... Voyages’, Millar, Law and Cater, London 1790. with 24 plates and 7 folding maps. 8vo.

(215 x 140mm) Full calf bds. Loose. s.a.f. £50-100

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760. PARSON, W. and BRADSHAW, T. Staffordshire General and Commercial Directory for 1818, 3 small format volumes with 2 folding maps. Full calf, rebacked (175 x 110mm) plus HEELY, Joseph, A Description of Hagley, Envil and the Leasowes, printed M Swinney, Birmingham for the Author nd. c.1780. Small format mbld bds. plus Some Account of the Antiquities of Hawkstone in the County of Salop. Eddowes, Shrewsbury plus An Historical and Descriptive Account of Croome D’Abitot, the Seat of the Right Hon. Earl of Coventry, Eaton, Worcester 1824.

Rebound, all much used (6) £50-100

761. SEELEY, B, Publisher, ‘Stowe, A Description of the Magnificent House and Gardens of the Right Honourable Richard Grenville Temple, Earl Temple, Viscount & Baron Cobham...’ A New Ed. Rivington, London; Seeley, Buckingham; Hodgkinson, Stowe; 1769.

Plates as listed. 8vo. Rebound with b/p. Binding with losses plus STOWE: ‘A Description of the house and gardens of the most noble and puissant prince, George Grenville Nugent Temple, Marquis of Buckingham’. J Seeley, Buckingham 1798. 8vo. Modern rebind (2) £100-200

762. BRADLEY, Richard, New Improvements of Planting and Gardening both Philosophical and Practical. 6th Ed. Knapton, London 1731 with frontispiece by Kirkall. With 11 plates (10 folding). 8vo. rebound plus MARSHALL, Charles, Introduction to the knowledge and Practice of Gardening. 3rd Ed. Rivington, London 1800. Full calf plus Thomas Mawe, Gardener’s Calendar 1813 with frontispiece portrait of John Abecrombie. Thick. 8vo. plus EVELIN, John, ‘The French Gardener’, 1691. Full calf. plus one associated 18th Century title (5) £100-200

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763. AUSTEN, R.A. ‘A Treatise of Fruit Trees’, ‘Profits - Pleasures’ Thomas Robinson, Oxford 1653 with engraved title page (185 x 145mm) rebound plus REID, John, ‘The Scots Gardener’ with folding plate. small format. plus a collection of six further 18th Century Gardening titles, all leather bound, much used condition. s.a.f. (8) £100-200

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764. ABERCOMBIE, John, The Hot House Gardener on the General Culture of the Pine-apple and Methods of forcing Early Grapes, Peaches, Nectarines and other Choice Fruits. 5 coloured plates, John Stockdale, London 1789. advertised at end in later plain boards. untrimmed edges torn and stained (254 x 162mm) £300-500

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765. LA QUINTINYE, Jean de, ‘The Compleat Gard’ner; or Directions for Cultivating and Right Ordering of Fruit Trees and Kitchen Gardens with diverse Reflections on Several Parts of Husbandry in six books to which is added His treatise of Orange-Trees, with the Raising of Melons’, John Evelyn. Trans. Matthew Gillyflower, London 1693, red and black printed title page, frontispiece portrait, preface, advertisement, verses and dictionary. 8 plates inc. double page ‘The King’s Kitchen Garden’. small Fo. contemporary full calf rebacked. Some staining, bumped and scuffed £200-400

766. EVELYN, John, Sylva, or a Discourse of Forest Trees and the Propagation of Timber in His Majesties Dominions... 3rd Ed. John Martyn 1679. Fo. Rebound. 1/2 morocco and marbled bds. pp271 & 272 and last page of index deficient plus REA, John, Flora, Ceres & Pomona. George Marriot, London 1675/6 with engraved 1/2 title page. Three books in one volume, red and black title page. 8pps plates at end. Latin index. Small Fo. Contemporary calf rebacked with red label (2) £70-150

768. SANDERS, Richard (Student of Divine and Celestial/Sciences) Physiognomie and Chiromancie Metoposcopie, The Symmetrical Proportions and Signal Moles of the Body...The Subject of Dreams; Divinative, Steganographical and Lullian Sciences. R White, London 1653. Woodcut diagrams and vignettes. pp 129-138 & 261/262 deficient unless mis-numbered. Some tears and stains. s.a.f. Rebound in 1/2 calf and brown cloth. 4to. £50-150

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767. KEMP, Edward, ‘How To Lay Out A Garden’. 3rd Ed. Bradbury and Evans, London 1850. green cloth plus DOWNING, A.J. A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening adapted to North America. 4th Ed. New York 1849. Green cloth. Joints loose and splits plus a collection of approximately 30 19th Century and later books mainly relating to Gardening and Garden Design (30 +) £50-100

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769. COWLEY, Abraham (1618-1667), English poet The Works thereof printed by J.M. for H Herringman, New Exchange, London 1688 with portrait frontispiece and biography by T Sprat. 149pp with table. Small Fo/4to. Full calf rebacked plus THOMPSON ‘The Seasons’ London 1730, red and black printed title page with owner's sig. List of subscribers and 4 full page plates by W Kent before each 'Season', rebound in marbled bds and calf back, replaced end papers. 4to plus two further poetry titles (4) £100-200

770. THOMAS, Dylan (1914-1953), Welsh Poet ‘Under Milk Wood’. J.M. Dent, London 1954. d/w with photograph. Brown cloth and gilt title £30-60

772. METEYARD, Eliza, ‘The Life of Josiah Wedgwood from his Private Correspondence and Family Papers’. 2 vols. Hurst & Blackett, London 1865 with portrait frontispiece. 1/2 calf rebacked with armorial. 8vo. (232 x 155mm) plus The Imperial Russian Dinner Service, A Story of a Famous Work by Josiah Wedgwood by Dr George C Williamson, George Bell & Sons, London 1909. Sir W Cuthbert Quilter b/p. Small Fo. green and ivory cloth with cameo ornament, bumped and foxed (3) £50-100

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775. ‘A New and Complete Dictionary of Art & Sciences Comprehending all the Branches of Useful Knowledge’, ‘by a Society of Gentlemen’, W Owen. London 1754. 4 vols. thick 8vo. with multiple plates, full brushed calf, rubbed and worn, stains and bumps. s.a.f. plus MCGREGOR-ROBERTSON, J. ‘The Household Physician’, Blackie, London etc., nd. c.1880. Thick 8vo.

1/2 calf with red label, joints loose (2) £50-100

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773. AMHERST, The Hon. Alicia, ‘A History of Gardening in England’, Quaritch, London 1895. 2 vols.

4to. Tooled green cloth plus a collection of approx. 30 further titles mainly Gardening related (quantity) £40-60

771. WARNER, Sir George, Ed. Queen Mary’s Psalter, British Museum, London 1912. Small Fo. Red cloth.

Foxed and splits plus ROBINSON, W. Home Landscapes, 2nd Ed. John Murray, London 1920.

Untrimmed edges, small Fo. Green cloth. plus PARKINSON, John, Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris faithfully reprinted from the Edition of 1629. Methuen & Co, London 1904, numerous plates, plain boards. Small Fo. Stains and title torn (3) £50-100

774. WATERFIELD, Margaret, ‘Garden Colour’. J.M. Dent, London 1906. 3rd Ed. with numerous coloured plates. 1/2 finely tooled morocco and green cloth.

Aitchison b/p. 4to. (270 x 215mm) plus GATTY, Mrs Alfred, The Book of Sundials enlarged and re-edited by H.F.K. Eden and Eleanor Lloyd George Bell, London 1900. Gilt tooled red cloth. 4to. (289 x 200mm). Some foxing and loose joints (2) £40-60

776. TWO LATE 18TH CENTURY ALBUMS ‘Portraits and Players’ Vols. I & II with numerous cut out engraved paste in portraits, mbld bds, 1/2 calf (220 x 138mm) (2) £30-60

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777. RAY, John (1627-1705), English Naturalist and Clergyman ‘Three Physico-Theological Discourses concerning’ (I) The Primitive Chaos and Creation of the World (II) The General Deluge, its Causes and Effects (III) The Dissolution of the World and Future Conflagration 4th Edition (corrected), (1st published posthumously 1713), William Innys, London 1732. 4 plates. full calf.

8vo. (200 x 130mm). Cecil Reynolds b/ps plus RAY, John ‘The Wisdom of God Manifested in the Works of the Creation’ in two parts. 11th Ed. Innys, London 1743. Full calf. 8vo. (200 x 130mm) owner’s sig. Bumps and tears.

Staining throughout (2) £100-200

779. BECKFORD, Peter, Thoughts upon Hunting: in a series of Familiar Letters to a Friend. 4th Ed. Debrett, London 1802 with frontispiece. Full calf (210 x 165mm) plus a collection of 18th and 19th Century botanical, horticultural and travel books, all for restoration. s.a.f. (11) £100-200

778. DIBDIN, Rev. T.F. ‘The Library Companion, or The Young Man’s Guide and the Old Man’s Comfort in the Choice of a Library’, Harding et al, London 1824. 2 vols.

Mbld end papers. Earl of Sefton b/p. Full calf plus a collection of 22 18th and 19th Century leather bound titles, classics etc (24) £100-200

781. DODSLEY, R and J. Miscellaneous Pieces Relating to the Chinese. 2 vols.

London 1762. Vol 1. with frontispiece of Chinese Characters. Small format (154 x 110mm). Full tooled calf (perished) (2) £40-80

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780. LAW INTEREST:JACOB, Giles, The Compleat Court-Keeper or Land-Steward’s Assistant, Bernard Lintott and Thomas Ward, London 1713. Full calf (190 x 120mm) plus 3 associated 18th Century titles, all s.a.f., full calf (4) £40-80

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DAY TWO, 22nd APRIL 2021 Detailed images of each lot online at www.mallams.co.uk 782. LANGLEY, B and T, The Builder’s Jewel or Youth’s Instructor and Workman’s Remembrancer’. 10th Ed. London 1763 rebound. plus a collection of fifteen small format varying titles mostly leather bound and for restoration s.a.f. (16) £100-200

783. NICHOLSON, William, London Types.

Quatorzains by W.E. Healey and An Almanac of Twelve Sports, Words by Rudyard Kipling both photographed by Heineman, London 1898. Dec. bds. (290 x 340mm and 320 x 260mm), stained and bumped plus COOKE, E.W. Grotesque Animals, Longmans Green, London 1872 but re-bound and later photograve plates, green decorated cloth (300 x 240mm) (3) £50-100

784. HORTUS VEITCHII, ‘A History of the Rise and Progress of the Nurseries of Messrs James Veitch and Sons, together with an account of the Botanical Collections and Hybridists employed by them and a list of the most remarkable of their introductions’. With 50 illus. James Veitch, Chelsea 1906.

Untrimmed paper. Thick 4to. red cloth £40-80

785. MIKHAILOWITCH (Grand-Duc Nicolas) ‘L’Empereur Alexandre ler, Essai D’étude Historique. 2 vols. St Petersburg 1912, published in French with 19 plates.

Mbld bds and 1/2 tooled morocco. Lge 4to. (300 x 220mm) £40-80

786. WARD, John, The Borough of Stoke-upon-Trent, Its History, Statistics, Civil Polity and Traffice, W Lewis, London 1843. With frontispiece of Josiah Wedgwood. 1/2 tooled morocco and mblds bds. 4to. plus Brewood Chancel, An Account of The Tombs of The Giffards by James Hicks Smith, Wolverhampton 1870 with paste in correspondence. 8vo. Mbld bds loose plus A Survey of Staffordshire by Rev. Thomas Harwood, London 1820 with portrait frontispiece and plain bds loose. 8vo. plus 2 vols. William Salt Archaeological Soc. 1920 Collections for a History of Staffordshire

by Josiah Wedgwood (5) £50-100

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787. AIKIN, J, ‘A Description of the Country from thirty to forty miles round Manchester’, with allegorical frontispiece after Stothard and engraved title page. John Stockdale, London 1795 with large folding maps at front and back and multiple plates, full tooled calf. Lge thick 4to plus 4 vols. of The Victoria History of the County of Stafford, one 1/2 calf bound (5) £100-200

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789. AN 18TH CENTURY ALBUM of approximately 60 portrait engravings: 17th Century noblemen, dignitaries, glued onto brown paper. 1/2 calf but lacking one board (220 x 135mm) £50-100

791. The Lady’s Newspaper. January to June 1847.

Published by Robert Palmer, London. Small Fo. Green Cloth. £50-100

793. LOWE, Robert, General View of the Agriculture of the County of Nottingham and Stafford. Nicol, Pall Mall, London 1798/1796. With two maps and plates. 8vo.

Rebound half calf. Plus TUNNICLIFF, William, ‘A Topographical Survey of the Counties of Stafford, Chester and Lancaster. Snelson, Nantwich 1787. With folding maps. 8vo. Contemporary full calf (2) £50-150

790. BINGLEY, The Rev. W. ‘A Tour Round North Wales Performed During the Summer of 1798’. 2 vols. 8vo.

Williams, London 1800. Full calf. Plus ‘North Wales delineated from Two Excursions’. 2nd Ed. 1814. 1 vol.

1/2 calf marbled boards. Plus PENNANT, Thomas, ‘The Journey from Chester to London’. Wilkie et al, 1811.

8vo. Full calf. Plus CHEYNE, George, ‘An Essay of Heath and Long Life’. 6th Ed. Strahan, London 1725. 8vo. All in used condition with loose boards (5) £50-100

792. FORTUNE, Robert, ‘A Residence Among The Chinese’ with illustrations. Murray, London 1857. Publisher’s brown cloth. Plus ‘Three Years Wanderings in the Northern Provinces of China’. 2nd Ed. Murray 1847. Brown cloth. Plus HOOKER, Sir Joseph, Himalayan Journals; or Notes of a Naturalist. Ward Lock 1891. Plus DARWIN, Journal of Researches. Minerva Library Ed. Plus The Journal of a Naturalist. 3rd Ed. Murray, London 1830. Marbled boards. All in used condition (5) £50-150

794. NIGHTINGALE, The Rev. J. A Topographical and Historical Description of Staffordshire. Sherwood, Neely and Jones, London 1810. With folding map and plates.

Thomas William Minton b/p. 1/2 calf. Marbled bds (225 x 146mm). Foxing throughout. Plus PITT, W, General View of the Agriculture of the County of Stafford. Nicol, Pall Mall, London 1796. With map and plates (some folding) (215 x 130mm) Plus GARNER, Robert, The Natural History of the County of Stafford. Van Voorst, London 1844. Original publisher cloth (226 x 150mm) (3) £50-150

795. ‘A New System of Domestic Cookery;...by A Lady’.

John Murray, London 1811 (170 x 100mm) Plus 7 Cookery associated titles (8) £30-60

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788. MOSLEY, Sir Oswald, History of the Castle, Priory and Town of Tutbury in the County of Stafford, Simkin et al, London 1832. Later full calf bound, some worm damage. 8vo. plus CLIFFORD, Sir Thomas and Arthur, A Topographical and Historical Description of the Parish of Tixall in the County of Stafford, Nouzou, Paris 1817 with folding family trees and plans, mbld end papers. 4to. 1/2 calf with red title plus RAWLE, Edwin John, Annuals of the Ancient Royal Forest of Exmoor, Baricott & Pearce, Taunton and Truslove & Hanson, London 1893. 4to.

Plain bds (3) £50-100

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796. HEATH, Francis George, ‘The Fern World’. Sampson et al, London 1879. 6th Ed. Numerous plates. 1/2 calf (205 x 145mm) Plus Beeton’s Book of Garden Management. Ward Lock 1871. Plus HIBBERD, Shirley, Two titles. Green cloth. Gilt decorated (4) £40-80

798. ‘The Diary of John Evelyn’. E.S. de Beer (Ed). 6 vols.

Clarendon Press 1955. Blue cloth (220 x 148mm) (6) £30-60

799. PAPWORTH, John Buonarotti, ‘Hints on Ornamental Gardening’ with numerous coloured plates.

Ackerman, London 1823. Marbled boards (260 x 180mm) Plus HARRISON, Charles, ‘A Treatise on the Culture and Management of Fruit Trees’. 2nd Ed. London 1825. Publisher cloth. 8vo. (2) £70-150

797. JEKYLL, Gertrude and WEAVER, Sir Lawrence, ‘Gardens for Small Country Houses’. 6th Ed. Country Life. 1927. Small Fo. Blue cloth. Plus Cassell’s Dictionary of Practical Gardening. 2 vols. Owner’s sig for 1904. 1/2 calf with tooled ornament (270 x 205mm) Plus one associated title (4) £50-100

800. HIBBERD, Shirley, Rustic Adornments for Homes of Taste. Collingridge 1895. With numerous plates.

Green cloth. (230 x 190mm). Plus STRUTT, Joseph, The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England. Tegg, London 1838. Plus JESSE, Edward, ‘Favourite Haunts’.

Murray, London 1847. Plus 5 19th Century horticultural/garden related titles (8) £50-100

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801. PENNANT, Thomas, ‘Tours in Wales’. Humphreys, Caernarvon 1883. 3 vols. With portrait frontispiece. 8vo. Red cloth. Plus A collection of 15 titles relating to Wales and Welsh language (18) £50-100

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804. PHILLPOTTS, Eden, ‘My Shrubs’. John Lane, London 1915. Green cloth (290 x 230mm) Plus A collection of c70 books relating to Gardens, Horticulture and the History of Gardens (c70) £100-200

803. JEKYLL, Gertrude, ‘A Gardener’s Testament’. Country Life. 1937. Green cloth. Plus A collection of c60 books and pamphlets relating to Gardening and the History of Gardening (c60) £50-150

805. ‘Thornton’s Temple of Flora’ with plates. Geoffrey Grigson and Handasyde Buchanan (Eds, notes). Collins, London 1951. Fo. with d/w. Plus Ariel Press ‘The Best of Redoutés Roses’ 1959. Fo. Plus CHRISTENSEN, Annie, ‘The Klingenberg Garden Day-Book, 1659-1722’.

Hayden, Peter, Translator 1997. Small Fo with d/w. Plus one associated title (4) £70-150

806. WARD, W.H. The Architecture of the Renaissance in France. 2 vols. Batsford, London 1911. Red cloth. Plus A collection of c70 titles inc. Architecture and General Literature (c70) £70-150

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802. EARLE, Alice Morse, Sun-Dials and Roses of Yesterday. Macmillan, New York 1902. With accompanying correspondence from the author.

Decorative binding. Plus A collection of c50 titles relating to Gardening and the History of Gardening (c50) £100-200

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807. ‘Hand-Book for Travellers in Northern Italy’. 3rd Edition with loose folding map

by J & C Walker and folding maps of Milan, Venice & Florence. Murray, London 1847. Leather binding worn (170 x 115mm) Plus a collection of 12 small format titles, poetry etc (13) £50-150

808. Norske Reise. Anno 1733. Facsimile. Poul Kristensens Forlag 1992. Fo in slip case. Some damp damage plus Aurora Art Publishers, Leningrad. ‘Moscow in Prints of the 19th and 20th Centuries’, Fo in folder. plus seven folders of prints etc (9) £50-100

809. KOHL, J.G. ‘Russia’. Chapman & Hall, London 1843 with folding map.

Rebound in 1/2 red calf (230 x 146mm) plus a collection of approximately 100 pamphlets and books, many Russian language, relating to Russia and Scandinavia (c100) £100-200

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810. PLAW, John, Ferme Ornée or Rural Improvements. J Taylor, London 1803 with 38 full page plates (355 x 255mm) Plus SCHUBERT, Dr G.S.V. Naturgeschichte der Planzen. Schreiber, Esslingen n.d c18 with numerous full page coloured plates (310 x 210mm) (2) £50-150

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820. COOK, James, Captain (1728-1779) after WEBBER, John (1751-1793) An album containing sixty numbered engravings after John Webber by W Sharp, B.T. Pouncy, P Benezech, W Angus, S Smith, W Woollett, W Byrne et al. Numbered 4-78 with omissions. Depicting Capt. Cook’s Third Expedition to the Pacific Ocean 1776-1779; together with two tipped in folding maps. ‘A General Chart exhibiting the Discoveries made by Capt.n James Cook in this and his two preceeding Voyages with the Tracks of the Ships under his Command’ by Lieut. Henry Roberts of His Majesty’s Royal Navy, engraved

by W Palmer (550 x 900mm) and a Chart of the N.W. Coast of America and N.E. Coast of Asia explored in the Years 1778 and 1779. T Harmar engraver. (675 x 390mm) both maps with stains. Fo. (580 x 420mm). Contemporary full calf. Boards loose and much scuffed.

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By Order of Newport City Libraries (Lots 821-906)

821. WRIGHT, John Martin Frederick, ‘A Commentary on Newton’s Principia with a supplementary volume’.

Black, Young & Young, London and J & J.J. Deighton, Cambridge 1828. 1st Ed. 2 vols. Rebound in brown cloth. 8vo. Ex lib. With labels and stamps, some foxing throughout, owner’s pencil sig. (2) £150-250

822. PENZER, N.M. Ed. ‘The Ocean of Story’ being C.H. Tawney’s Translation of Somadevas Katha Sarit Sagara (or Oceans of Streams of Story). Ltd Ed. 764/1500 privately printed for subscribers by Charles Sawyer, London 1924, 10 vols. Red and black title page, untrimmed paper, 4to.

Charcoal grey cloth with gilt Greek border and Bhuddistic emblem, ex lib. With stamps and b/p (10) £100-200

823. MALTHUS, Thomas Robert (1766-1834), Scholar and Economist, ‘An Essay on the Principle of Population or a View of its Past and Present Effects on Human Happiness.’ 3rd Edition. Johnson, London 1806. 2 vols.

4to marbled bds (loose), and calf spine ex lib with stamps and b/p (2) £100-200

824. ‘The English Baronetage containing A Genealogical and Historical Account of all the English Baronets now existing…’ Thomas Wotton, London 1741. 4to. 5 vols.

Red and black printed title page. Full calf with banded spine. Ex lib with labels and stamps (5) £50-100

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825. FRAUNCE, Abraham, c1560-1592 English Poet and ex Salopian, ‘The Lawiers Logike exemplifying the Praecepts of Logike by the Practise of the Common Lawe’, title within typographical border and with folding table p118, with forward to the Learned Lawyers of England especially the Gentlemen of Grays Inne. Printed by William How for Thomas Newman and T Gubbin, London 1588. Text in English, Latin and French. 8vo. (195 x 140mm) later full calf. Ex lib with labels and stamps and pencil annotations £700-900

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827. BENJAMIN, Ben Jonah of Tudela, Itinerarium D. Beniaminis cum Versione et Notu Constantini L’Empereur…Elzevir Press, Leiden 1633. Printer’s device to title page. Full calf bds loose (150 x 95mm), ex lib with stamps, labels, pencil annotations and owner’s sig for William Scott 1788 £200-300

826. BUXTORF, Johann (1599-1664), Swiss Professor of Hebrew, Lexicon Chaldaicum et Syriacum; Quo Voces Omnes Tam Primitivae Quam Derivativae… Basle 1622, Ludovici Regis printed right to left in Latin and Hebrew.

8vo. (209 x 160mm) full calf spine lacking. Ex lib with stamps, labels etc £100-200

829. RAVISIUS TEXTOR, Johannes (1480-1524?)

‘Epitheta Joannis Ravisii Textoris Nivernensis Opus Absolutissimum…’ Lyon, apud Joannem Pillehotte 1602 with printer’s device on title page, end papers torn, ink annotations. Full old calf with banded spine losses, thick 8vo. (180 x 115mm), ex lib with stamps and labels £50-150

831. JONES, D, ‘The Secret History of White-Hall from the Restoration of Charles II down to the Abdication of the late K James…’ London 1697 with m/s annotations and owner’s sig. End papers cut. (180 x 120mm). orig. tooled calf plus MELVIL, Sir James of Halhill, George Scott Pub. 2nd Ed. 1735. Full calf with banded spine (205 x 130mm) plus CHAMBERLAYNE, Edw. Angliae Notitia or the Present State of England… Chiswell et al London 1687 with engraved frontispiece by Gillyflower and Partridge. Full orig. calf (160 x 90mm). All ex lib with stamps, labels etc., bumps and scuffs (3) £50-100

830. ‘A Genuine and True Journal of the Most Miraculous Escape of the Young Chevalier from the Battle of Culloden to his Landing in France by an Englishman’.

Printed in London 1754. Rebound in red cloth (204 x 120mm) plus EDWARDS, Richard, ‘The Book!’ or the Proceedings and Correspondence upon the Subject of the Inquiry into the conduct of her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales... London 1813. 8vo. In library rebind, blue cloth. plus ‘Treaty of Navigation and Commerce between His Britannick Majesty and The Most Christian King signed at Versailles the 26th of September 1786’, Stockdale London 1786. Rebound in red cloth. All ex lib with labels and stamps (3) £50-150

832. MUSGRAVE, Sir Richard, ‘Memoirs of the Different Rebellions in Ireland from the Arrival of the English…’ 3rd Ed. 2 vols. 8vo. Dublin 1802. 10 plates/maps. No. 10 misbound. Library rebind in black cloth plus Rev John O’Rourke ‘The History of the Great Irish Famine of 1847’ James Duffy, Dublin 1902. 8vo. Black cloth, all ex lib with stamp etc (3) £50-100

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828. EUSTACE, Rev. John Chetwode, ‘A Classical Tour through Italy’, 6th Edition in 4 vols. J Mawman, London 1821 with folding map dated June 1st 1814 and ten plates, as list. 4to. Half calf and marbled bds with losses.

Ex lib with stamps and labels £50-150

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833. STAHL, P.J. ‘Scenes de la Vie Privée et Publique des Animaux’, vignettes par (Jean) Grandville. Hetzel et Paulin, Paris 1842. 4to. Marble bds. 1⁄2 red morocco scuffed and bumped. Ex lib with label, stamps etc (2) £50-100

834. The History of England during the Reigns of K(ing) William, Q(ueen) Anne and King Geo.I with an introductory Review of the Designs of Royal Brothers Charles and James… by ‘A Lover of Truth and Liberty’.

Daniel Browne, London 1744 with frontispiece engraving of Charles II after Peter Lely. 2 vols. Fo. Full calf, much worn plus ENDERBIE, Percy, ‘Cambria Triumphans’ or Brittain in its Perfect Lustre. Andrew Crooke, London 1661 with Enderbie Coat of Arms frontispiece. Fo. Marbled bds. Much worn. Ex lib with stamps etc (3) £50-100

835. The Sun Newspaper, Thursday Jan 1 1795 (price Four-pence halfpenny) - Tuesday June 30 1795. Printed

by B Millan, London. Bound in one folio volume. 1⁄2 calf and marbled boards, much used. £50-100

836. HEIDELBERG 1613. HÜBNER, Tobias (1578-1636) Beschreibung der Reiss, EmpfahuÒg dess ritterlichen Ordens, Volbringung des Heyraths, vnd gl¸cklicher Heimf¸hrung : wie auch der ansehnlichen Einf¸hrung, gehaltener Ritterspiel vnd Frewdenfests, des durchleuchigsten, hochgebornen Herrn Friederichen dess F¸nften, Pfaltzgraven bey Rhein...mit der auch durchleuchtigsten, hochgebornen F¸rstin und kˆniglichen Princessin ElisabetheÒ, des grossmechtigsten Herrn, Herrn lacobi des ersten Kˆnigs in GrossBrittannien einigen Tochter: mit schˆnen Kupfferst¸cken gezieret. Heidelberg 1613, Gotthardt Vˆgelin (1597-1631) 205pp (misnumbering) with Cartel und Thurnier 99pp (misnumbering). 19 plates (some folding) by J.T. de Bry (1561-1623) and Georg Keller (1568-1634) inc. ‘Abriss Dess Triumphfewercks’ and ‘Jason and The Argonauts’ (200 x 155mm approx). Old vellum with handwritten title, previous owner’s inscription in black ink on title page and end paper, binding stained and bumped. Ex lib so stamped throughout. s.a.f.

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Note: The book recounts the wedding in London of Frederick V (1596-1632) Elector of the Palatinate and King of Bohemia and Elizabeth Stuart (1596-1662) daughter of James I and the journeys taken to and from Heidelberg. £800-1200

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837. AN 18TH CENTURY FRENCH MANUSCRIPT JOURNAL relating to a lengthy visit to Lisbon in 1733 written in black ink in a fine long hand. 86pp. (245 x 190mm) in coloured boards with library gift plate for Mrs Ruth Tenison of Colchester. The cover bears an indecipherable handwritten title ‘Lisbon: par Monsieur Legeunerres (?)...1753 £100-200

838. CARY, John (c1754-1835) ‘A Plan of the Navigable Canals made and now making in England’, ‘London, published as the Act directs by T Lowndes in Fleet Street; May 29 1779’. A 16 fold canvas backed map, canals only coloured with chart of ‘References to the Plan of the Navigations’ and Scale. Tears on folds, border trimmed, some staining, ex lib. Labelled verso, probably original slip case, much used (665 x 630mm) £200-400

839. ELZEVIR, 17th century Dutch Publisher and Printers: - 4 small format books GROTIUS, Hugo, M Annaei Lucani Pharsalia Sive de Bello Civili Caesaris et Pompeii Lib X. Daniel Elzevir, Amsterdam 1671. Engraved title, full calf (115 x 65mm) plus GYLLIUS, Petrus, De Constantino Poleos Topographia Lib IV, Lyon 1632 Elzevir, engraved title page, old vellum (115 x 66mm) plus GROTIUS, Hugo, De Veritate Religionis Christianae, New Ed. Amsterdam 1675, full calf, bds loose plus OVID: Nasonis Operum Tomus III. Lyon 1629 Elzevir. Full vellum with paint damage (134 x 84mm). All ex lib. with labels and stamps throughout, bindings damaged and stained. s.a.f.

(4) £200-400

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DAY TWO, 22nd APRIL 2021 Detailed images of each lot online at www.mallams.co.uk 840. A GROUP OF FOUR EARLY SMALL FORMAT BOOKS TO INCLUDE:1. Venerabilis Bedae Presbyteri, Ecclesiasticae Historiae Gentis Anglorum, Libri V, Arnold Mylius, Birckmann.

Coloniae Agrippinae (Cologne) 1601, much annotation, full calf (134 x 74mm).

2. SLEIDANI, Joannis, De Quatuor Smmis Imperiis, Libri Tres in Gratiam, Opera & Studio Henrici Meibomii.

Clementis Bergeri Witterbergae 1613? Red and black title page, numerous owners’ sigs etc. Full calf (125 x 80mm).

3. LIPSIUS, Justus (1547-1606), Flemish Philosopher, De Constantia Libri Duo, Lyon 1591 bound with Epistolarum Centuriae Duae, George Bishop, London 1593 bound with Epistolarum Centuriae Secunda, George Bishop, London 1590, engraved titled pages, full embossed calf, bds loose (161 x 102mm).

4. GOLIUS, Theophilus (1528-1600), Epitome Doctrinae Moralis... Josiae Rihelii Argentorati (Strasbourg) 1621, engraved title page, full calf (145 x 90mm).

All ex lib. with stamps, b/ps, annotations etc throughout s.a.f. (4) £200-400

841. A GROUP OF THREE SMALL FORMAT ANTIQUARIAN TITLES INC. FROIDMONT, Libert (1587-1683), Leuven Prof. of Philosophy. Meteorologicorum Libri Sex. William Turner and Henry Crips, Oxford 1639, engraved title page, full calf (149 x 96mm) plus GILDAS, ‘A Description of the State of Great Brittain Written Eleven Hundred Years Since’. John Hancock, London 1652, with portrait frontispiece, full calf, bds loose (142 x 80mm) plus The Ladies Complete Pocket Book for 1770 with two plates, diary etc. (119 x 81mm) All ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc. s.a.f. (3) £50-150

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842. A 16TH CENTURY ITALIAN RENAISSANCE SMALL FORMAT TITLE:- Discorsi di Nicolo Machiavelli Fiorentino, Sopra la Prima Deca di Tito Livio... Venice 1550, Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari, engraved title page and end page, later bound in red morocco with gilt tooling (138 x 80mm). Ex lib with stamps b/ps etc s.a.f. £100-200

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843. CAMDEN, William (1551-1623), English Antiquarian and Teacher, ‘Britannia sive Florentissimorum Regnorum, Angliae, Scotiae, Hiberniae, et Insularum’. 3rd ed. George Bishop, London 1590. Engraved title page with 14pp preface pp 1-762, Nomina Antiqua and index (181 x 116mm), full embossed calf, perhaps contemporary, handwritten label, old scribbles on title page, end papers stained, ex lib with stamps and b/p, binding bumped and split £300-500

845. CHARTIER, Alain, L’Histoire Memorable des Grands Troubles de ce Royaume Soubs. Le Roy Charles VII. 1 vol. Pierre Roussin, Nevers 1594 with engraved title page, full embossed calf, bds loose (214 x 160mm).

Ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc. Binding worn and split. s.a.f. £50-150

846. HEINSIUS, Daniel (1580-1655), Dutch Renaissance Scholar Sacrarum Exercitationum Ad Novum Testamentum Libri XX. Editio Secunda priore non parum emendiatior Graeco insuper indice locupletata. Roger Daniel, Cambridge 1640 with engraved title and red and black print, owner’s sig. Latin and Greek index. Mbld end papers, full late calf, bds loose, binding for restoration (220 x 163mm). Ex lib so stamped and labelled. £100-200

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844. SAYER, Joseph, An Introduction to the History of the Principal Kingdoms and States of Europe, begun by Baron Puffendorf. 2 vols. Knapton et al, London 1748.

Full calf, bds loose. 8vo. (200 x 135mm) plus ‘The Guardian’, 2 vols. Gillet, London 1797. 8vo. (215 x 135mm). Full calf, bds loose plus CLARENDON, Edward, Earl of, The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in Ireland, Patrick Dugan, Dublin 1719-1720. Slim 8vo. (195 x 125mm). Old calf, bds loose. All ex lib with b/ps, stamps etc. Overall much used condition, s.a.f. (5) £50-100

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848. BUTLER, Samuel (c1612-1680), English Poet, Hudibras. A long satirical poem in 3 parts. Pt I title page deficient, 3 cantos plus annotations. Pt II with title page, Chiswell, Sawbridge, Bentley and Wells, London 1689. 3 cantos, Heroic Epistle, annotations. Pt III with title page Thomas Horne, London 1689. 3 cantos, Heroic Epistle, The Lady’s Answer.19th century rebind with owner’s sig for 1863 and manuscript annotations, blue cloth (170 x 110mm). Binding for restoration, pl loose. Ex lib with b/ps, stamps etc £50-100

847. ARIOSTO, Ludovico, Orlando Furioso. A 16th century Italian Epic Poem in 46 cantos originally published in 1516. This edition dated 1550. Vincenzo Valgrisi, Venice. Title page with engraved classical pilasters and printer’s device and with numerous full page woodcut engravings throughout. 4to. (250 x 180mm). Full calf, splits and binding much battered, ex lib with labels etc £200-400 850. HEARNE, Thomas, Ed. John Leland (c1503-1552) Antiqarii de Rebus Britannicus Collectanea. Editio Altera.

5 vols in 6, Richardson, London 1770, mbld end papers and boards, 1/2 calf, 8vo. (220 x 138mm) plus BURTON, Edward, The Life of John Leland (The First English Antiquary) with extensive notes... 31pp pamphlet limited to 250 copies. Alfred Cooper, London 1896.

Later bound in blue cloth, all ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc (7) £70-120

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852. CLARENDON, Edward, Earl of, ‘Religion and Policy and the Countenance and Assistance. each should give to the other with a survey of the Power and Jurisdiction of the Pope in the Dominions of other Princes’. 2 vols. 4to. (260 x 155mm). With portrait frontispiece. Clarendon Press, Oxford 1811, full tooled calf plus CARLYLE, Thomas, The French Revolution. 3 vols. Chapman & Hall, London 1837. Fine armorial binding and blue calf. 8vo. (220 x 146mm) ex lib with stamps etc (5) £50-100

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849. NEAL, Daniel, The History of the Puritans or Protestant Non-Conformists. 2 vols. Printed for J Buckland et al, London 1754, 4to (270 x 215mm). Mbld edges and end papers, full tooled calf with splits and bumps. Ex lib, stamps, etc (2) £50-100

851. BLOMEFIELD, Francis, An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk. 10 vols.

William Miller, Albermarle St, London 1805. 4to. (247 x 155mm). Numerous plates, some folding, full tooled calf with losses, bumps etc (10) £100-200

853. GIBSON, Matthew, A View of the Ancient and Present State of the Churches of Door, Home-Lacy and Hempsted, Endow’d by the Right Honourable John, Lord Viscount Scudamore printed by W Bowyer for R Williamson, London 1727. 4to.

Library re-bind plus YOUNG, Rev. George, The History of Whitby. 1817. 2 vols. plus BARRETT, W.A. History of Bristol, 1789. Vol II? only with folding plates plus WADLEY, Rev. T.P. Book of Wills in the Council House at Bristol, 1886. 1/2 leather plus WHITAKER, John 2 vols. History of Manchester 1783. All ex lib with stamps throughout, bds loose, all for restoration. s.a.f. (6) £50-100

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857. KIPLING, Rudyard (1865-1936) Rudyard Kipling’s Verse. Inclusive Edition 1885-1918. 3 vols. Hodder & Stoughton, London 1919. Untrimmed paper, red cloth, with tooled ornament (220 x 165mm). Ex lib with label/stamps etc £40-80

855. SACKVILLE-WEST, Vita, Lady Nicholson (1892-1962), English Poet, ‘The Garden’. 5 seasonal poems with dedication to Katherine Drummond.

Michael Joseph, London 1946. Ltd Ed. on handmade paper 485/750, signed by the author. Tooled brown cloth (234 x 155mm). Ex lib with b/p, labels, pencilled price, stained, bumped etc £50-100

858. DE BEAUVOIR, Simone (1908-1986), French Writer, ‘The Second Sex’. H.M. Parshley trans. Jonathan Cape, London 1953? Blue and buff cloth. Gilt title (225 x 150mm). Ex lib b/ps, stamps etc £20-40

856. GRAVES, Robert (1895-1985), English Poet Poems (1914-1926), Heinemann, London 1927. B/w speckled bds. Handwritten titles (196 x 140mm) plus DRINKWATER, John (1882-1937), English Poet ‘From the German, Verses written from the German Poets’, Sidgwick & Jackson, London 1924. Ltd Ed. 52/200, signed by the author on p.11. Bds decorated with orange and green design (226 x 160mm) plus LAWRENCE, D.H. ‘Collected Poems’. Martin Secker, London 1928. 2 vols.

Brown cloth. 8vo. (210 x 150mm). All ex lib with b/p, stamps etc., bds bumped and stained, corners bent (4) £50-100

859. THE PORT OF SYDNEY N.S.W. Official Handbook published by the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners 1924 with presentation inscription by Charles E Lance ex President of the Sydney Harbour Trust. With 6 folding maps and numerous b/w photographs. Green cloth (226 x 145mm). Some maps loose and torn. Ex lib with labels and stamps. £50-100

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854. STUART, Robert, A Dictionary of Architecture. 3 vols. Jones, London nd. c1830 (218 x 140mm). 1/2 calf and mbld bds plus The Laws of Sewers...2nd Ed. Nutt & Gosling, London 1732. 202pp + table. Full calf (200 x 122mm) plus COLLINSON, John, The Beauties of British Antiquity, London 1779. Full tooled calf, bds loose (215 x 134mm) plus A History of all the Real & Threatened Invasions of England 1794. 1 vol. Library rebind (230 x 155mm). All ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc, worn condition (6) £50-100

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860. BIOGRAPHY OF CAPTAIN JAMES COOK R.N. F.R.S. CIRCUMNAVIGATOR. Public Library of New South Wales, Sydney 1928. Library binding (249 x 155mm) plus 2 vols. only Vol 2 & 4. COOK, Captain James, A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean... Stockdale et al, London 1784. Bds loose. 8vo. plus ‘Captain James Cook after two Hundred Years’. A commemorative address delivered before the Hakluyt Society by R.A. Skelton.

B.M. London 1969. Red cloth (214 x 142mm). All ex lib with stamps, labels etc (4) £50-100

861. ‘Papers and Dispatches relating to the Arctic Searching Expeditions of 1850-51, together with a few brief remarks as to the Probable Course pursued by Sir John Franklin’, with general chart and map of Beechey Island. 49pp. Rivington, London 1851. With m/s presentation inscription to Captn Beechey R.N...Jan 8. -52. (Frederick William Beechey 1796-1856, Arctic Explorer). Embossed blue cloth, gilt title (229 x 141mm).

Ex lib with b/p, tipped in notes, stamps etc £50-100

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863. AMUNDSEN, Roald (1872-1928), Norwegian Polar Explorer The South Pole, An Account of the Norwegian Antarctic Expedition in the ‘Fram’ 1910-1912. A.G. Chater Trans. With 2 maps and numerous plates. 2 vols. John Murray, London 1912.

With portrait frontispiece. 8vo. (224 x 160mm). Later library bound in blue cloth. Ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc., foxing etc (2) £150-250

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862. FISHER, Alexander, A Journal of a Voyage of Discovery to the Arctic Regions in His Majesty’s Ships Hecla and Gripper in the years 1819 & 1820. 3rd Ed. Longman et al, London 1821. 2 engraved maps, 1 folding and 5 plates. 8vo. (217 x 140mm) 1/2 calf and mbld bds, much used, folding map loose and misfolded, bds loose and badly scuffed plus OSBORN, Commander Sherard, Ed. The Discovery of the North-West Passage by HMS ‘Investigator’ Captain R. M’Clure 1850-1854.

Commander S Gurney Cresswell R.N. Illus. Longman et al, London 1856. 1 map, 4 plates. 8vo. (210 x 140mm).

Red cloth. Map torn and misfolded, foxing throughout, binding much worn. Both ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc (2) £50-100

864. HUXLEY (LEONARD) Ed. ‘Scott’s Last Expedition’. 2 vols. Smith Elder, London 1913. 2nd Ed. With portrait frontispiece, numerous plates etc. Blue cloth. (245 x 170mm). Binding loose. pages scuffed, foxing plus NANSEN, Fridtjof, The First Crossing of Greenland, Longmans Green, London 1890. Maps, plates etc. Decorative cloth binding (226 x 155mm). Binding loose, foxing. Both ex lib with b/ps, stamps etc (4) £50-100

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865. GIBLIN, R.W. The Early History of Tasmania, The Geographical Era 1642-1804.

Methuen, London 1928 with d/w plus Vol II. The Penal Settlement Era 1804-1828.

Melbourne University Press 1939 with d/w plus ROUTLEDGE, Mrs Scoresby, The Mystery of Easter Island, Sifton Praed, London. With folding map and plates. Black cloth, gilt title (235 x 160mm) plus HENDERSON, G.C. The Discoverers of the Fiji Islands. John Murray, London 1933? Red cloth. (232 x 155mm) (4) £50-100

868. MIDDLETON, Charles Theodore, A New and Complete System of Geography. Vol II only J Cooke, London n/d. 1777?

Red and black printed title page. Small Fo. 17 plus full page maps and engravings. 1/2 calf and mbld bds. Ex lib with b/p stamps etc. owner’s sig. for Charles Gould. £100-200

869. OSBORNE, Thomas, (Ed) ‘A Collection of Voyages & Travels some now first printed from Original Manuscripts...’ 2 vols of 8 (Vol I & Vol V). Printed by assignment from Messieurs Churchill 1752. Multiple plates and maps. Small Fo. (360 x 240mm). Full tooled calf. Bds detached, splits and bumps, ex lib with b/ps etc. s.a.f. (2) £400-600

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867. THICKNESSE, Philip (1719-1792), English Author A Year’s Journey through the Pais Bas or Austrian Netherlands. 2nd Ed. Debrett, London 1786. Engraved folding frontispiece, full calf rebacked (215 x 138mm) plus DAVIS, Dr N. Carthage and Her Remains, Bentley, London 1861. 1/2 calf and green cloth (220 x 150mm) plus CASSON, Stanley, Macedonia, Thrace and Illyria.

Humphrey Milford, OUP. 1926. Blue cloth. (225 x 150mm). All ex lib with stamps and b/ps (3) £50-100

866. CHEEVER, George B, The Journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth in New England, in 1620. Wiley, New York 1848. Purple cloth. (206 x 132mm) plus STANLEY, H.M. The Finding of Dr Livingstone. John Camden Hotten, London. Green cloth, gilt title (198 x 138mm). Both ex lib and much used and worn, stamps, b/ps etc (2) £20-40

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870. PUNCH MAGAZINE or the London Charivari 1842 (Jan-June) (Vol 2) to 1992 (Jan-April) in all approximately 245 volumes variously bound, condition mixed. Punch or The London Charivari was founded in 1841 by Henry Mayhew and Ebenezer Landells. £300-500

871. FOX-DAVIES, Arthur (Ed), ‘Armorial Families’. 4th Ed. Jack, Edinburgh 1902. Blue cloth. Thick 4to. plus a 6th Ed. of same plus Fairbairn’s Book of Crests of the Families of Great Britain and Ireland. 4th Ed. 2 vols. Jack, London & Edinburgh 1905. Blue cloth. 4to. plus 7 associated titles, all ex lib. so stamped (10) £50-100

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874. MAGGS BROS (BOOKSELLERS), FIVE HUNDREDTH CATALOGUE 1928, numerous plates.

Blue cloth. Small Fo. (330 x 250mm) £50-100

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872. GUILLIM, John, ‘A Display of Heraldry’. 6th Edition. Bonwick & Wilkin, London 1724. Red and black title page, numerous plates, full tooled calf. Fo. Binding much worn, split etc, ex lib. stamps throughout £50-100

875. EVANS, Rev. J.T. The Church Plate of Cardiganshire. James Alden, Stow on the Wold 1914.

4to. ditto. Gowerland 1921. Breconshire 1912.

Carmarthenshire 1907. Radnorshire 1910 plus 4 associated titles, all ex lib, stamped, b/ps etc (9) £50-100

873. The Statutes At Large in Paragraphs and Sections or Numbers from Magna Charta to the End of the Session of Parliment, March 14 1704 in the Fourth Year of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Anne, with alphabetical tables. 3 vols. Fo. Charles Bill, London 1706. Full calf but much worn and bds loose plus 2 vols. Leges Wallicae, William Bowyer 1730. Fo. with variation. Full calf much worn plus The Acts of the Lords of Council in Civil Causes 1478-1495. Published 1839. Fo. 1/2 red leather worn.

All ex lib. and stamped (6) £50-100

876. HIND, Arthur M, The Etchings of D.Y. Cameron, Halton & Truscott Smith, London 1924. 4to. Gilt tooled cloth. Rubbed and bumped plus a collection of 10 associated titles relating to engravers, all ex lib. with stamps, b/ps etc (11) £50-100

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877. BERENSON, Bernard, ‘Italian Pictures of the Renaissance’, Florentine School. Phaidon Press. 2 vols.

4to. d/ws plus COLNAGHI, Sir Dominic Ellis, A Dictionary of Florentine Painters from the 13th to the 17th Centuries. John Lane. Bodley Head. n/d c1920. 4to.

Brown cloth. plus 13 associated titles, all ex lib. with b/ps, stamps etc (16) £50-100

880. HONE, William, The Every-Day Book and Table Book. 3 vols. 1833-1835. Tegg, London and Vol 4. ‘The Year Book’. Tegg, London 1838. 8vo. Uniformly bound in tooled brown calf with red titles, ex lib. (4) £70-150

878. HOWARD, Joseph Jackson and CRISP, Frederick Arthur, Visitation of England & Wales. 14 vols. 4to.

Untrimmed paper. Ltd ed. Privately printed 1893-1906.

1/2 tooled ivory and blue cloth with gilt title (300 x 205mm). Ex lib. With b/ps, stamps, etc, stains and bumps (14) £70-150 879. BRADLEY, E.T. (Mrs A Murray-Smith) Annals of Westminster Abbey. Cassell, London 1898. Decorative binding (320 x 250mm) plus WESTLAKE, H.F. ‘Westminster Abbey’, 2 vols. Philip Allan, London 1923.

Blue cloth (335 x 230mm) plus The Great Chronicle of London (Guildhall Library MS. 3313). A.H. Thomas Ed. Facsimile 1938. Thick 4to. Full tooled calf with banded spine, ex lib. (4) £50-100

881. LAKING, Sir Guy Francis, A Record of European Armour and Arms through Seven Centuries. 5 vols. Lge 4to. Bell, London 1920. Brown cloth. Ex lib. with b/p, stamps etc, loose joints, stains, much used plus 2 associated titles (7)

882. RATHBONE LOW, Lieut. Chas. Her Majesty’s Navy including Its Deeds and Battles. 6 vols. J.S. Virtue, London n/d. With coloured plates. 4to. Blue cloth with red rope work titles (6) £50-100

884. GRANT, Colonel Maurice H, A Chronological History of the Old English Landscape Painters. Lewis, Leighton-Sea 1957. Ltd Ed. 231/500. 8 vols. 4to. d/ws plus a collection of approximately 30 Art Reference titles, all ex lib (c40) £50-100

883. LACROIX, Paul, Manners, Customs and Dress during the Middle Ages’. Chapman & Hall, London 1826. 4to. plus MCCLELLAN, Elisabeth, History of American Costume 1607-1870. Tudor, New York 1937. 2 vols. 4to. plus a collection of approximately 20 titles relating to the study of Costume. All ex lib. (20+) £100-200

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885. MACCURDY, Edward, The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci, Cape, London 1948. 4to. 2 vols. d/ws plus Royal Academy Pictures 1892-1915, Cassell, London.

Dec. green cloth. 4to x 24, all ex lib (26) £40-80

886. LEWIS, C.T. COURTNEY, ‘The Picture Printer of the Nineteenth Century’, George Baxter 1804-1867.

Sampson Low, Marston London 1911. 4to. in dec. tooled green cloth plus BAILY, J.T. Herbert, Francesco Bartolozzi R.A. A Biographical Essay. Otto Ltd, London 1807. Blue cloth. Lib binding plus 9 print making associated titles, all ex lib. (11) £40-80

887. ART & CERAMIC REFERENCE:- An extensive collection of approximately 70 titles relating to the study of Painting and Porcelain, all ex lib. so stamped and with b/ps (c75) £50-100

888. BOYDELL, John & Josiah, ( Publishers), ‘Select Views in Great Britain engraved by S Middiman from Pictures and Drawings by the Most Eminent Artists’, with 53 plates. Oblong 4to. n/d c1800. Tooled green calf. Much used plus JAMESON, Mrs, ‘Memoirs of the Beauties of the Court of Charles the Second’.

2 vols. 2nd Ed. Colbourn, London 1838. 4to.

Faded cloth. Ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc (3) £50-100

889. AYLOFFE, Sir Joseph (1708-1781), English Antiquary. ‘Historical Description of An Ancient Picture in Windsor Castle...King Henry VIII and the French King Francis I’ read at the Society of Antiquities 1770/1771, bound with a further Description of an Antient Picture...

by John Topham. Nicholas, London 1781 bound with A further Description of an Ancient Painting at Cowdry in Sussex, by Joseph Ayloffe, London 1778. inset a Plan of Dover Harbour and a folding engraving of the Ship, Harry Grace a Dieu from an original drawing preserved in the Pepysian Library in Magdalen College, Cambridge No. 2991 by Basire, later 1/2 calf and marbled bds. 4to.

(277 x 220mm). Ex lib. with stamps and b/ps £100-200

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890. PETRA SANCTA, Silvestro, Tesserae Gentilitae, Rome, Francisci Corbelletti 1638 with title page engraved by F Greuter after Romanelli and full page engraved portrait of Thadeus Barberinus by Natalis. Multiple illustration to the text of heraldic devices etc. With index. small Fo. (340 x 250mm) 1/2 tooled calf and marbled bds. Ex lib with stamps b/ps etc., bds loose and scuffed £200-300

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891. ENGLISH CIVIL WAR:- WALKER, Sir Edward, Historical Discourses upon Several Occasions. London 1705. ‘W.B. for Sam Keble at the Turk’s Head’. With dedication to Edw. Clopton, with armorial, with folding plate of Charles I giving ‘his Royall Orders to his Secretary of War Edward Walker’ and a further plate by Hollar of King Charles on horseback dated 1644. Small Fo. (340 x 230mm). 1/2 tooled calf and marbled bds, loose and much worn. plus an 18th Century volume of ‘Pamphlets’. An Account of Extraordinary Services incurred and paid by the Right Hon. Richard Rigby 1780 bound with others, marbled bds, splits. 4to. (280 x 240mm). Both ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc (2) £100-200

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893. STAFFORD, Thomas, Pacata Hibernia. Ireland Appeased and Reduced or An Historie of the late Warres of Ireland... title page, dated 1633. 3 ‘books’ in one volume with frontispiece, portrait of Elizabeth the 1st and seventeen plates (most folding), two misbound, small Fo. (340 x 220mm). Full calf, red title. Bds loose and much worn. ex lib, stamps etc £150-250

894. COKE, Sir Edward, ‘The Declaration and other Pleadings contained in the eleven parts of the Reports’. Lee, Pakeman & Bedell, London 1659 (285 x 190mm).

Full calf rebacked plus COKE, Institutes of the Laws of England 1648, engraved title page, rebound 1/2 calf, (298 x 195mm) plus 2 vols only William Cave, ‘Lives of the Fathers’ 1683/7. Small Fo. Full calf, bds loose plus STEVENS, Abel, The History of the Religious Movement of the Eighteenth Century called Methodism. John Willey, London 1863. Thick 4to. 1/2 calf green cloth, marbled edges, bumps and scuffs, all ex lib with b/ps, stamps etc (5) £50-100

896. AN ECLECTIC COLLECTION OF 12 TITLES:FROHAWK, F.W. Natural History of British Butterflies. 2 vols. Fo. 1914.

FOORD, J, Decorative Flower Studies. Batsford, London 1901. Fo. green cloth.

MASSEY, F.E. Portrait Sketches of Cheshire Hunting Men. Falkner, Manchester 1903.

Fo. oblong.

WALLIS BUDGE, E.A. The Book of the Dead - The Papyrus of Ani. British Museum, 1895, 1/2 green morocco.

The Sphere. Coronation Number. Edward VII 1901.

The Complete Works of William Hogarth. James Hannay Intro. Full red leather, bds loose plus (5) (12) £50-100

895. CLARK, J.W. (Editor), DORÈ, Gustav, (Illustrator), The History of Don Quixote

by Cervantes. Cassell Petter & Galpin, n/d thick 4to. plus ‘Le Livre des Mille Nuits et une Nuit’ Fasquelle. (Ed) Paris. translated by Dr J.C. Mardrus. 8 vols with coloured plates, 1/2 calf (330 x 255mm) (9) £50-100

897. ‘Reports from the Lords Committees Touching the Dignity of a Peer of the Realm’. 5 vols., with Appendixes, 1829. Fo. (350 x 225mm) blue cloth plus HUME, David and STAFFORD, William Cooke, ‘The History pf England’, 4 vols. London Printing & Publishing Co. 1/2 leather, much worn. 4to. plus MACVEIGH, James, The Scottish Family History, 3 vols. Dumfries 1891. 1/2 tooled calf. Marbled end papers.

4to. All ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc (12) £40-80

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892. DUGDALE, Sir William, Monasticon Anglicanum: or the History of the Ancient Abbies, Monasteries, Hospitals, Cathedral and Collegiate Churches...in England & Wales. Printed for Browne & Smith, London 1718 with numerous plates (some folding) and engraved frontispiece by Hollar. Small Fo. Full calf but bds loose and much worn plus CAMDEN, William, Britannia, London 1782. 3 vols. Fo. text only, all broken. ex lib with stamps, b/ps etc £50-100

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898. MANTELL, Gideon, ‘The Fossils of the South Downs or Illustrations of the Geology of Sussex’. Lupton Relfe, London 1822 with numerous plates by Mary Ann Mantell, 1/2 calf and marbled bds. 4to. plus BALCH, H.E. Wookey Hole, Its Caves and Cave Dwellers, OUP, 1914. With numerous plates (320 x 260mm). Stained and bumped plus VAN HEURCK, Dr Henri, The Microscope, Crosby Lockwood, London 1893. 4to. green cloth with dec. binding plus 4 further titles, all ex lib with b/ps etc and in used condition (7) £40-80

901. LABORIE, Pierre Joseph, ‘The Coffee Planter of Saint Domingo with an Appendix’, Cadell and Davies, London 1798/9 (?) with 22 (out of 23) folding plates, 8vo. Rebound in brown calf with red titles. Ex lib with stamps and b/p £100-200

899. DE BOURGOING, Jean, English Miniatures, with an introduction by Dr G.C. Williamson. Ernest Benn, London 1928, with multiple plates. small Fo. plus 4 associated titles relating to the study of ‘miniature’ painting, ex lib (5) £30-60

900. GOOD, J, (Printer). ‘A Collection of Coats of Arms Borne by the Nobility and Gentry of the County of Glocester’, London 1792. Numerous plates and engraved title page. 4to. 1/2 calf and marbled bds (loose) plus Die Wappenrolle von Z¸rich Ein Heraldisches Denkmal, European Coats of Arms, Zurich 1860.

Coloured plates. 1/2 red morocco and mbld bds (310 x 260mm) ex lib with b/ps etc (2) £40-80

902. SOMMER, H Oskar, Editor. ‘The Vulgate Version of the Arthurian Romances’.

Carnegie Institution, Washington 1909-1916. 8 vols. inc. Index and Supplement, 1/2 calf and blue cloth (315 x 254mm). Ex Lib. with stamps, b/ps etc (8) £100-200

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903. PRYNNE, William (1600-1669), English Lawyer The Soveraigne Power of Parliaments and Kingdomes. Divided into four parts together with an appendix. Parts 1-4 with appendix in one. Michael Sparke Senior, London 1643. Title page with tears and decorative border. Bound with A Humble Remonstrance Against the Tax of Ship-Money lately Imposed. John White for Michael Sparke Senior at the Sign of the Blew-Bible in Greene-Arbour. Sept 1. 1643. Bound with The Opening of the Great Seale of England. Michael Sparke, London 1643. Bound with Romes Master-Peece or The Grand Conspiracy of the Pope...’. 2nd Edition. Michael Sparke 1644. Bound with The Popish Royall Favourite or a Full Discovery of His Majesties Extraordinary Favours To, and Protections of, Notorious Papists, Priests, Jesuits. Michael Spark, Senior 1643. Bound with A Vindication of Psalme 105.15. Michael Sparkes, 1644. The latter badly damaged and incomplete. Annotations throughout. Contemporary full calf. Ex Lib. with stamps and donation b/p. Handwritten title on spine (230 x 176mm) £200-400

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904. CHANNEL TUNNEL INTEREST:- Correspondence with reference to the proposed construction of a Channel Tunnel presented to both Houses of Parliment by Command of Her Majesty 1882. War Office publication plus Report from the Joint Select Committee together with Minutes of Evidence July 1883, Hansord London.

Plus ‘Channel Tunnel’ Report of Sir Douglas Fox & Partners, January 1st 1907.

Waterlow, London. Red cloth. small Fo. (340 x 210mm). Ex Lib with stamps etc (3) £50-150

906. JANE’S FIGHTING SHIPS 1958-2018 with omissions plus facsimiles plus further runs of Jane’s publications. ‘All the Worlds Aircraft’ World Railways.

Approximately 150 volumes £100-300

905. LLOYDS REGISTER OF SHIPPING: 1844-1985. With omissions. Variously bound and in mixed used condition. Approximately 300 volumes inc. associated titles (240) £300-500

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Photography, Albums, Maps and Prints including a collection of correspondence and photographs relating to Frank & Cecil Rhodes, Ephemera 909. BLAEU Nottinghamshire, engraving with decorative figural title cartouche and armorials, hand-coloured, 41 x 50cm £50-70

912. JULIUS GOLTZIUS AFTER MAARTEN DE VOS ‘The Good Shepherd’, ‘The Bad Shepherd’, ‘Scene from life of St.Peter’, and ‘The Good Shepherd in front of the Kingdom of Heaven’; engravings, plates 1 and 4, 20.5 x 28.5cm, unframed (4) £80-120

910. A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY PHOTOGRAPH OF THE ACROPOLIS, 19 x 25.5cm; and two further similar (3) £50-80

911. AN OLD CHRISTIE’S SHARP & HARPER CATALOGUE COVER for a sale on March the 6th, 1797 advertisting ‘Genuine Household Furniture......at a house near the Church in Queen Street, Hammersmith’, with ‘Condition of Sale’ verso, 15.5 x 10cm £30-50

914. CHRISTINE ST. GEORGE (ENGLISH SCHOOL, EARLY 19TH CENTURY) An album of watercolour and pencil sketches, mainly figurative or topographical, approximately twenty, green half morocco bound; and one further similar with a large quantity of sketches by the above and other hands (2) £100-200

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916. VANITY FAIR ALBUM, Second Series c1870.

Binding loose. A collection of nine juvenalia titles and a full Victorian scrapbook with London/Kent ephemera (11) £50-100

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917. A COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 50 ‘MAGIC’ PAMPHLETS, programmes, annuals etc £50-100

913. THOMAS MILNE ‘A Topographical Map of the County of Norfolk’, folding in twenty-one sections published by W. Faden and dated August 12th 1802, hand-coloured, 59.5 x 89cm overall £50-80

915. A VICTORIAN SCRAP ALBUM containing sketches, postcards, prints etc., Isle of Wight, London, etc. Full tooled red leather. Bds loose (260 x 200mm) £50-150

918. A LATE 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN STRONELLI MONTHLY DAY BOOK, each month with painted flowers and verse in English and Italian, decorated end papers and needlework covered books, frayed and split (260 x 175mm) £40-80

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919. FAYER, George (1892-1950), George II of Greece (1890-1947), English Portrait Photographer and official photographer to the League of Nations. A monochrome image of uniform, signed on mount and image and dated London Dec. 1942, stamped on reverse. (175 x 120mm) in a silver frame, hallmarked London 1942 (250 x 196mm overall) £100-200

920. BEATON, Cecil (1904-1980), British Photographer H.M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, signed in ink on the mount and dated 1977, stamped verso (200 x 150mm) image size in a Plante & Johnson blue leather frame with royal monogram £100-200

922. MACMILLAN, Sir Harold (1894-1986), 1st Earl of Stockton ‘Supermac’ and Lady Dorothy Macmillan (1900-1966).

An informal photograph inscribed on the mount (240 x 180mm) framed (325 x 275mm) £50-100

923. DOROTHY WILDING (1893-1976), English Portrait Photographer Portrait of a young lady, signed on the mount, image size 210 x 150mm, framed 365 x 265mm overall £70-150

924. DOROTHY WILDING (1893-1976), English Portrait Photographer A photographic portrait of Mary, Princess Royal (1897-1965) inscribed ‘Mary 1951’, image size 150 x 105mm, in silvered frame 210 x 160mm overall £100-200

926. LYNDON JOHNSON (1908-1973), 36TH U.S. PRESIDENT, AND SIR HAROLD CACCIA, black and white photograph, 225 x 170mm plus a collection of six framed portrait photographs 1950-80 (7) £40-80

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925. A PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT of Archbishop Damaskinos Papandreou (1891-1949). Prime Minister of Greece 1945, with four line inscription in Greek to Harold Caccia, image size 220 x 160mm, in wooden frame 350 x 290mm overall £40-80

921. A UNITED PRESS PHOTOGRAPH labelled verso ‘President-Elect John F. Kennedy bids farewell to British Ambassador Harold Caccia following their discussion at Kennedy’s home today on disarmament and other world problems...’ 12/15/60 and inscribed on the mount:- ‘For Sir Harold Caccia - and may the... strong...that bind our two countries, with every good wish (signed) JFK 1961, image size 187 x 232mm, framed (285 x 310mm overall) £100-200

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927. CAPT E. F. HUNTER ‘Map of Arabia and The Persian Gulf’, in four sheets, a 1935 War Office reprint from the 1908 edition, each sheet 75cm x 100cm £200-300

928. OLIVIER, Laurence (1907-1989), British Actor Two letters, one typed and dated 24th January 1984 and one m/s to John Dearth (1920-1984), British Actor. The latter reads:‘My dear John, May infinitely comforting thoughts flow to you from this old wreck-of-a-friend from ancient days strongly accompanied, sincerely and warmly...’ (175 x 140mm) together with a m/s letter (200 x 150mm) from Richard Burton (1925-1984) and Sally Burton (b.1948) undated from Gstaad, addressed to ‘Joan’ expressing condolences and referring to ‘Lynn’, perhaps John Dearth’s wife and daughter Lynn Dearth (1946-1994), English Actress. (3) £150-250

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929. A CHARLES II INDENTURE printed with Royal Crests and with calligraphy in brown ink, 44 x 62.5cm £30-50

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A large quantity of correspondence relating to Rhodes family matters inc. the death of Col. Frank Rhodes and to Estates in North London and the Frank Rhodes Memorial.

Letters from family members, solicitors, bankers etc. Share certificates, Estate plans mostly dating from 1900-1907 £200-300

932. ‘BAKER’ RHODES CORRESPONDENCE A group of thirteen m/s begging letters, six with stamped envelopes c1905-1906, addressed to members of Colonel Frank Rhodes’ Family from one ‘Thomas William Rhodes’ a baker from Mill St. Shipdham Norfolk, purporting to be a cousin together with a m/s letter from Bridges Sawtell (Solicitor London) dated 26th March 1906 and addressed to Sir Paynton Pigott, Chief Constable of Norfolk requesting action and two letters of response (16) £100-200

931. SIR EDWIN LANDSEER LUTYENS (1869-1944), English Architect A group of 5 m/s letters from Lutyens to ‘Captain Rhodes’ (Ernest) on ‘29 Bloomsbury Square W.C.’ Note paper in black ink long hand, dated February 16th 1906-April 23rd 1906 relating quotations for works by a ‘Mr Rolfe’ at Dalham Hall (Suffolk), all signed ‘E Lutyens’ (5) £300-500

933. A LARGE QUANTITY OF CORRESPONDENCE: share certificates statements relating to the South African affairs of Colonel Frank Rhodes including a small collection of copy correspondence and ‘Welcome’ letters addressed to Cecil John Rhodes, together with a copy of the Supplement to South Africa May 17th 1902 Pictures of the funeral of Cecil John Rhodes’ £200-300

935. GROOTE SCHUUR, Cape Town, South Africa, refurbished by Sir Herbert Baker:- A group of twenty monochrome photographs, c1900 of the House and Estate inc. a portrait of possibly Colonel ‘Frank’ Rhodes and wife (?) (approx. 100 x 130mm) £70-100

934. L PEDROTTI, Photographer Bulawayo Sunset at ‘Worlds View’ (Matobo Hills). Site of Cecil Rhodes’ Tomb. A group of ten monochrome photographs, 7 signed (213 x 290mm) plus a collection of miscellaneous images of Boer War scenes £100-200

936. MASEY, Francis, ‘A Chronicle of the Funeral Ceremonies from Muizenburg to the Matoppos March & April 1902 (Cecil Rhodes’ Funeral) for Private Circulation’, Cape Times Ltd in long hand plus 2 copies of ‘Catalogue of Library of Late Rt Hon. C.J. Rhodes at Groote Schuur’, oblong tooled green calf plus a prayer book belonging to Edith Rhodes plus a silver mounted visiting card case with initials EFR, plus an Order of Service for the Funeral of C.J.R. April 9th 1902 plus Colonel Rhodes tin box

by Hepburn & Cocks (7) £100-200

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930. COLONEL FRANCIS, Frank H Rhodes (1850-1905) Ernest F Rhodes (1852-1907) (brothers of Cecil Rhodes 1853-1902) Dalham Hall, Suffolk. The Rhodes Family Home from 1901-1928

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937. A MARBLED FILE entitled Colonel F.W. Rhodes (Private Papers) containing a Petition to Cecil Rhodes relating to Diamond Digging, personal correspondence, silver inventory, C.J.R. Funeral arrangements, telegrams and miscellany. £100-200

938. A TYPED M/S OF A NOVEL entitled ‘Dick in search of Felicitas’. 39 chapters, Author unknown £30-60

939. AN ECLECTIC COLLECTION OF 32 MANUSCRIPT LETTERS AND NOTES, predominately 19th Century senior clergyman, academics, politicians, writers (c32) £50-150

940. A GROUP OF NINE LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY SMALL (125 X 85MM) PHOTOGRAPHS/POSTCARDS inc. Lord Kitchener, Colonial steam trains, ships etc (9) £40-80

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941. A LATE 19TH CENTURY PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, approximately 40pp and 100 images of Oxford and Cambridge Colleges with coats of arms: oblong folio 426 x 320mm £200-400

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942. SELOUS, Henry C (1803-1890) ‘Illustrations of the Pilgrim’s Progress’, c40 engravings, Art Union c1845, loosely bound with marbled end papers. Fo. £100-200

943. OLYMPIC INTEREST:RIEFENSTAHL, Leni (1902-2003) ‘Schˆnheit im Olympischen Kampf mit zahlreichen Aufnamen von den Olympischen Spielen 1936’. Berlin. Im Deutschen Verlag, 1937.

Owners inscription for 1937. Binding and d/w deficient. Fo. £50-80

944. A BUNDLE OF SIXTEEN COLOURED ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS relating to Alterations and Additions to the Horns Tavern, Hackney Road, Shoreditch, London c1867, unframed, varying size, some damp damage (16) £50-100

945. HERTFORD COUNTY RECORDS. Sessions Books Vols. 1/2/4/5/7/10. Green cloth. Gold title £50-100

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946. COBURN, Alvin Langdon, American Photographer (1882-1966) ‘London’ with a 13pp introduction by Hilaire Belloc containing a series of 20 photogravures of London scenes each tipped in along top edge on to grey paper. Original green boards stained and bumped with losses to spine. Some foxing. Duckworth & Co, London and Brentano’s New York (no date but 1909?). Fo. (415 x 312mm) £3000-5000

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947. BRITISH INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES SUB-COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1755 ‘Investigation into the Development of German Grand Prix Racing Cars between 1934 and 1939 (including A Description of the Mercedes World’s Land Speed Record Contender)’. H.M. Stationery Office London. Cameron C. Earl 1947 with ammendments (245 x 185mm pamphlet) £100-200

948. THOMAS KITCHIN ‘South Britain or England and Wales’, engraved map in thirty six sections, the decorative title cartouche flanked by figures, clock, sailing vessel and sheep, printed for Robert Sayer and John Bennett c.1777, 131 x 112cm £100-200

949. AN ALBUM OF MANY PRINTS AND ENGRAVINGS, 17th Century and onwards, to include 44 strikes after Rembrandt, and mixed old masters, landscapes, portraits and topography, the Rembrandt’s now re-mounted in a separate volume, the remainder pasted into a disbound folio £300-500

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BUYERS TERMS & CONDITIONS DEFINITIONS In these Conditions: (a) “auctioneer” means the firm of Mallams or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate. (b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description. (c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer brings down the hammer. (d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which Mallams accepts instructions from sellers or their agents. (e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Conditions. (f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of the lot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any other amounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising. (g) “You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer as identified in BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER. (h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.

BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid; (b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise.

The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion. (c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals. (d) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved.

INCREMENTS Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion.

THE PURCHASE PRICE The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon of 25%. This premium is subject to VAT at the rate imposed by law.

VALUE ADDED TAX (VAT) Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with an asterisk or double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots. (Please refer to “Information for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position).

PAYMENT (1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will: (a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and (b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way as is agreed by us.

You may pay for purchases in a number of ways: Bank Transfer, Cheque, Debit card, Cash and Credit card to a maximum of £2000.00 (plus 2.28% VAT inc. on Business and Non-EEA cards).

(2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you to us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether express or implied.

TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES (1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due.

(2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any removal, storage and insurance charges.

(3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES (1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies: (a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; (b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; (c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller; (d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere; (e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale; (f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remedies only so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these conditions.

THIRD PARTY LIABILITY All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the layout of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale.

COMMISSION AND TELEPHONE BIDS Whilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf or by telephone. Neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made.

WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY The seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims.

AGENCY The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers.

TERMS OF SALE The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the Lot. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”.

(2) Please note that condition reports are not printed in the catalogue or on our website however we are happy to provide them when requested subject to our terms and conditions of sale. The absence of any reference to condition in any description does not imply the lot is without fault.

(3) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation.

FORGERIES Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition. The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale.

GENERAL 1. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person.

(1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate.

(2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them.

2. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting.

3. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at the commencement of the catalogue.

4. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect.

5. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

ENDANGERED SPECIES LAWS Due to international laws, any item on the Endangered species list (i.e. Ivory, Rhino horn etc.), whether it dates from the 18th/19th Century or the 1930’s, requires re-export permits for bidders outside the EU (CITES). Some countries also require import permits as well and all permits must be in place prior to shipment. Mallams cannot be held liable if a purchaser buys a lot that comes within this field and then import/export licences cannot be arranged. Certain countries, particularly the USA, have their own Endangered Species Act (USESA) and possession or being involved in a commercial transaction with any item on this list can be an offence for a US resident. Therefore, it is the potential buyer’s responsibility to check Federal regulations before bidding for a lot, which comes under these or similar regulations.

Please note no license is required to sell or advertise within the EU if items are pre- 1947.

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THE OXFORD LIBRARY SALE 21ST & 22ND APRIL 2021

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The Oxford Library Sale

21st & 22nd April 2021 at 11am