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18931336354New York: Cassell Publishing Company 1893. First Edition. Hardcover. 12mo; Good; pp 328; dark yellow/burgundy pictorial spine with gilt text; no jacket; decorated front in burgundy; exterior shows modest shelf wear; minor rubbing to edges and joints; lightly smudged rear; sturdy boards; text block exterior has age toned somewhat; gift inscription to ffep; frontispiece; mild toning toward interior edges; defect to gutter at pp 156-157 236-237; illustrated. 1336354. FP New Rockville Stock. Cassell Publishing Company hardcover books
1978179460Toronto/ New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Ltd 1978. Hardcover. VG/VG light wear to boards block and dust jacket. Pages are clean and clear. Burgundy cloth boards with gilt lettering brown dust jacket with color illustration gold and white lettering color illustrated frontispiece 548 pp profusely illustrated throughout in bw and color. Book jacket: "This book is meant for both the serious collector and those who are only beginning to become interested. Never before has Canadian furniture been illustrated so lavishly or completely; the 1450 plates 249 in colour portray the best examples of Upper Canadian furniture so that they can be identified and evaluated. And never before has the furniture been written about with such clarity and authority. The author Howard Pain has given us the only complete reference work on this fascinating and unique body of furniture. Van Nostrand Reinhold Ltd hardcover books
178317853London: Printed and sold by the author 1783. The third edition with additions by the author. 8vo pp. iv 18 100 full-page plates ii 54. Some professional marginal repairs but a very good copy bound in modern 3/4 calf with new endpapers.There are a couple of contemporary signatures on the front e.p. and there are two quatrains written on the rear e.p. Pain 1730-1790 was a writer on architecture and joinery. His first work chiefly concerned the Chippendale style. He left a number of sons mostly architects. This work is almost like a trade catalogue with detailed illustrations and a price list for work that would be done. Printed and sold by the author unknown books
1778317901London: Printed for the Author and Sold by I. Taylor at the Bible and Crown 1778. First edition. With 69 copper engraved plates two frontispieces 67 plates: numbered I to LXI with pl. XLIX omitted; with additional plates 39 and 47 and lettered plates ABCDP. Letterpress descriptive text and 2-page publisher catalogue at end. 1 vols. Folio. Contemporary speckled calf boards ruled with double gilt fillet. Finely rebacked with lettering piece in period style corners conserved. First edition. With 69 copper engraved plates two frontispieces 67 plates: numbered I to LXI with pl. XLIX omitted; with additional plates 39 and 47 and lettered plates ABCDP. Letterpress descriptive text and 2-page publisher catalogue at end. 1 vols. Folio. Superior copy of this rare work by Pain remarkable for the large format plates of designs for doorways chimneys twist rails skylights and other domestic ornament. Harris 628 Printed for the Author, and Sold by I. Taylor, at the Bible and Crown unknown books
687683 engraved plates. 5 1 pp. 4 leaves of explanatory text one leaf of ads at end an Isaac Taylor catalogue. Large 4to cont. speckled calf carefully rebacked by Aquarius double gilt fillet round sides spine gilt red morocco lettering piece on spine. London: I. Taylor 1774. First edition and a fine copy with the "Schlossbibliothek Dessau" stamp on verso of title. This was one of the most successful and influential of the 18th-century architectural pattern books and was extremely successful in popularizing the Adam style of ornamentation. This is the first of Pain's books to express the influence of Robert Adam. Pain "was constantly in print either with a new book - he published eleven between 1758 and 1793 - or with a revised enlarged edition of an earlier one. In America the demand for his books exceeded that of any other eighteenth-century English author. "Intending 'plainly and faithfully to answer the purpose of the manual artificer' he pared his text to essential instructions and wherever possible engraved these on the plates themselves for the convenience of working users. The plates are the raison d'être of his books. They are clear unpretentious undeceptive outline representations of whole parts.and of details in a scale large enough to work from."-Harris pp. 338-39. Fine copy. Some offsetting of plates and title browned around edges. ❧ Harris 640. unknown books
6877148 engraved plates several double-page and one double-page & folding. 3 p.l. 15 leaves of explanatory text. 4to cont. marbled sheep joints well-repaired flat spine gilt. London: J. Taylor 1823. The "Ninth Edition" and a fine copy. The first edition appeared in 1788. Pain "was constantly in print either with a new book - he published eleven between 1758 and 1793 - or with a revised enlarged edition of an earlier one. In America the demand for his books exceeded that of any other eighteenth-century English author. "Intending 'plainly and faithfully to answer the purpose of the manual artificer' he pared his text to essential instructions and wherever possible engraved these on the plates themselves for the convenience of working users. The plates are the raison d'être of his books. They are clear unpretentious undeceptive outline representations of whole parts.and of details in a scale large enough to work from."-Harris pp. 338-39. Scarce. The plates are numbered 1-146 with the additional "Back Plate 3" and "Face Plate 65." ❧ Harris 660. unknown books
179731611London: I. and J. Taylor 1797. Folio pp. iv 16 4 ads; 42 copper-engraved plates; last leaf of ads loose and with tears in the gutter causing loss of some letters; plates 39 and 40 with tears in the upper corner with minor loss to one figure; text and plates waterstained along the lower gutter scattered foxing; full contemporary calf covers loose spine partially perished; a fair copy. OCLC locates only 9 copies. <br/><br/> I. and J. Taylor unknown books
1932286028New York: William Paul Ahnelt 1932. Soft Cover. Good binding. The February 1932 issue of Pictorial Review. With a biographical article by Janet Mabie interviewing A. A. Milne on his life and works. Chromolithographic advertisements with a section of loss to one advertising leaf. Advertising cartoon strips by Albert Dorne. Four leaves of fashion plates advertising winter fashions dresses with high necklines and others. Partial separation to the spine and small chips and tears to the perimeter of the pictorial paper wrappers. Good. Good binding. William Paul Ahnelt unknown books
1960WRCLIT33823New York: Pantheon 1960. Oblong quarto. Pictorial cloth. Frontis illustrations. First U.S. edition. Photographs by Marianne Greenwood. The official catalogue of the Musee Picasso. About fine in acetate jacket with a couple of large pieces missing enclosed in a pictorial slipcase which is faded along one edge. A nice copy. Pantheon hardcover books
199739839Washington DC & San Francisco: Dryad Press 1997. First edition. 172 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Washington DC & San Francisco: Dryad Press unknown books
196032202London: Lund Humphries 1960. Greenwood. Horizontal 4to various pagination. Translated from the French by W. J. Strachan. Photographs by Marianne Greenwood. Illustrated with photographs and 148 plates some in color. A nice copy in heavy glassine dj in a little soiled box. Picasso came to the Charteau d'Antibes for a half-year in 1946. He left there all the works he had produced in that time; drawings paintings and ceramics. The chateau has been converted into a museum. Lund Humphries unknown books