URNER, continued : 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 85 36 37 54, 67, are of the fourth. Thus there are 27 plates in first impressions, THERE IS A FURTHER ADDITION OF GREAT IMPORTANCE, NAMELY A DUPLI- Turner's Liber Studiorum, a Description and a Catalogue. By W. G. Rawlinson. 8vo., bds. £ s. d. 1878 0 12 6 Notes on the Liber Studiorum of J. M. W. Turner. 1885 PICTURESQUE VIEWS ON THE SOUTHERN COAST OF ENGLAND. 4to., with numerous vignettes and 80 plates, engraved by W. B. and G. Cooke, etc.; half morocco extra, gilt edges 066 1826 210 0 the same. 2 vols., folio, LARGE PAPER, PROOFS; half morocco; or bound in 1 vol., russia, gilt edges 1826 10 10 0 the same. Folio, LARGE PAPER, SUPERB PROOFS; in the 16 original parts, in a half morocco portfolio, dates on the 1814-26 25 0 0 wrappers 1838 12 0 0 the same. 2 vols., impl. 4to., LARGE PAPER, INDIA 1838 35 00 1838 40 00 the same. 2 vols., impl. folio, LARGEST PAPER; INDIA PROOFS BEFORE LETTERS; a magnificent copy in red morocco extra, by Bedford 1838 75 0 0 The grand and picturesque effects of this great master of the English school of landscape painting are powerfully exhibited in this, which, after the Liber Studiorum, may be considered his finest work. The engravings were executed by the best English artists, and possess all the fidelity to nature of the original drawings. THE HARBOURS OF ENGLAND. With Text by J. Ruskin. Folio, with 12 plates engraved from Turner's drawings by Lupton; cloth 1856 1 16 0 (T. Hudson) and [J. H. PARKER]. DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE in ENGLAND. 4 vols., 8vo., with numerous plates and woodcuts; cloth 1851-59 the same. 4 vols., 8vo., calf gilt 1851-59 A valuable work ranging from the Conquest to the reign of Henry VIII. 300 400 4288 TYмMS (W. R.) and M. D. WYATT. The ART of ILLUMINATING as practised in Europe from the Earliest Times. Impl. 8vo., with 100 plates in GOLD and COLOURS, illustrating elaborate Borders, Initial Letters, and Alphabets; cloth (pub. £3. 108) 1860 4289 VAN DYCK (Sir Anthony), his LIFE and WORK. By JULES GUIFFREY. Translated from the French by WILLIAM ALISON. Roy. folio, with illustrations in the text and 28 fine plates in line-engraving, etching, etc.; 4290 4291 cloth 1896 An extremely important work of which bat 265 copies were printed. PICTURES AT WINDSOR CASTLE historically and critically described by ERNEST LAW. Roy. folio, with 30 superb proof reproductions of the artist's most famous pictures, the text printed on Dutch handmade paper; bds. 1899 Three hundred copies were printed for sale in Great Britain; 25 for presentation; and 50 for America. CARPENTER (W. H.). Pictorial Notices: consisting of a Memoir of Van Dyck, with a descriptive Catalogue of the Etchings executed by him and Particulars relating to other Artists patronized by Charles I. 4to., with portraits and facsimile of a letter of Van Dyck; presentation copy to the Duke of Hamilton, with an autograph letter of the author; cloth 1844 4292 VERNON (Thomas). CATALOGUE of PRINTS, consisting of the Works of the earliest and most celebrated Masters of the Italian, French, German, Flemish, Dutch, and English Schools. 4 vols., roy. 4to., AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT, most beautifully written; in whole red morocco extra, gilt edges, by Kalthoeber 1813 A very remarkable collection, particularly rich in specimens of Marcantonio, Aug. 1 11 2101 6611 25 212 4293 VERTUE. A CATALOGUE OF ENGRAVERS, who have been born, or resided in England; digested by HORACE WALPOLE from the MSS. of GEORGE VERTUE. 4to., interleaved with numerous MS. ADDITIONS and CORRECTIONS, and illustrated with 35 ADDITIONAL PORTRAITS and PLATES; half red morocco, uncut Strawberry Hill, 1763 10 10 4294 4295 Corrected and enlarged for a new edition. From Tom Taylor's library. another edition. Sm. 8vo., with portraits; hf. bd. see post: WALPOLE 1794 06 Catalogue and Description of King Charles the First's capital Collection of Pictures, Statues, etc.; published from an original MS. at Oxford, 1757.-Catalogue of the curious Collection of Pictures of George VILLIERS, Duke of Buckingham, including that of Rubens ; with the Life of the Duke, by Fairfax, 1758.-in 1 vol. 4to., calf 1757-8 The advertisements prefixed were written by Horace Walpole. 4296 VIEWS of some of the most celebrated by-gone PLEASURE GARDENS of LONDON. Roy. 4to., with facsimiles, and views of Bagnigge Wells, Cremorne, Ranelagh, Vauxhall, etc.; bds. 1 10 1896 4297 WAAGEN (G. F.). Works of Art and Artists in England. 3 vols., post 8vo., half calf gilt 1838 05 4298 TREASURES of ART in GREAT BRITAIN : being an Account of the 4 299 [WALKER (G. A.)]. THE COSTUME OF YORKSHIRE, illustrated by a Series of Forty Engravings, being Fac-similes of Original Drawings. With Descriptions in English and French. Folio, ORIGINAL EDITION, the plates coloured by hand; red morocco extra, gilt edges, VERY 300 SCARCE 1814 a Reissue of the same. Large folio, the plates reproduced by 4to., with 330 301 WALLIS (Henry). EGYPTIAN CERAMIC ART. The Macgregor Collection. 302 It has Only 200 copies were printed. PERSIAN LUSTRE VASES. Folio, 18 pp. of text in which there are Only 200 copies were printed; nearly all are sold. 1899 "The present series of plates continues the record of the Thirteenth Century Persian Lustre Ware commenced by the writer in 1885. At that period only four examples of the art had been identified. Those which have been found since then have been brought to Europe separately, excepting in one instance; it has happened, therefore, that their illustration has been in no regular sequence."-Author. 303 WALPOLE. EDES WALPOLIANE: or, a Description of the Collection of Pictures at Houghton-Hall, the seat of Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford. Second Edition. 4to., with portraits, plans, and views; red morocco extra, gilt edges, arms on sides 304 305 306 1307 1308 1752 the same. 4to., with additions as further described below; vellum 1752 "This copy is enriched with several marginal notes of explanation by Horace Walpole..." (transcribed from another copy). It has also the prices marked against the descriptions of the pictures as they were valued to the Empress of Russia; a plan of the Garden drawn on linen; cuttings, etc. hf. bd. the same. Third Edition. 4to., with portraits, plans and views; 1767 ANECDOTES OF PAINTING IN ENGLAND; with some Account of the principal Artists; and incidental Notes on other Arts; collected by the late GEORGE VIRTUE; and now digested and published from his original MSS. by HORACE WALPOLE. 4 vols. 1762-71 A CATALOGUE of ENGRAVERS, who have been born, or resided in England; digested by HORACE WALPOLE from the MSS. of GEORGE VIRTUE. 1 vol. 1763 together, 5 vols., sm. 4to., FIRST EDITIONS; with many finely engraved portraits; a fine copy in old green morocco extra, gilt edges, with the bookplates of Lewis Montolieu and John Fitchett Marsh Strawberry Hill, 1762-71 ANECDOTES of PAINTING in ENGLAND. 4 vols. 1762-71 1763 A CATALOGUE of ENGRAVERS. 1 vol. 1808 0 16 0 2 10 0 220 0 15 0 990 1762-1808 10 10 0 ANECDOTES of PAINTING in ENGLAND; with Additions by JAMES DALLAWAY. 5 vols., roy. 8vo., with INDIA PROOF impressions of the beautifully re-engraved portraits; a fine copy in red morocco extra, gold borders, gilt edges Major, 1826-28 12 12 0 4309 WARE (I.). A COMPLETE BODY of ARCHITECTURE. Large folio, with 122 plates; an excellent copy in old calf 1756 1 160 Including some hitherto unpublished designs of Inigo Jones. Among the illus trations are representations of ceilings, chimney-pieces, etc., existing in houses celebrated for their architectural importance. morocco Folio, 1844-45 204 4310 WARING (J. B.). ART TREASURES of the UNITED KINGDOM. with woodcuts and 100 plates in GOLD and COLOURS; calf extra [1858] 3 0 4311 WEALE (J.). QUARTERLY PAPERS in ARCHITECTURE. 4 vols., roy. 4to., with a great number of plates, many of which are coloured; half maroon 4312 WEBB (E. A.), G. W. Miller, and J. Beckwith. The HISTORY of CHISLEHURST, its Church, Manors, and Parish. 4to., pp. xx, 487, with numerous well-executed illustrations, maps, and pedigrees; cloth 1899 4313 WEDGWOOD. Papers relative to Mr. Champion's Application to Parliament, for the Extension of the Term of a Patent. 12mo., 36 pp.; half morocco neat; scarce 4314 4315 4316 4317 4318 4319 4320 4321 4322 4323 1 10 1775 1 11 In 1768 a Mr. Cookworthy had obtained a monopoly of the china clay of Cornwall, In 1774 Cook worthy transferred his patent to Mr. Champion of Bristol, who soon after applied to Parliament for its extension for a further period of 14 years, when the original term should have expired. This application was vigorously opposed by the potters, especially by Wedgwood. The arguments, advanced by the two opposing sides, are set forth in this pamphlet. and BENTLEY. A Catalogue of Cameos, Intaglios, Medals, Busts, etc., made by WEDGWOOD and BENTLEY. Fourth Edition. 8vo., half London, 1777 Sixth Edition. 8vo., with 2 tinted plates; sd. morocco 015 the same. Etruria, 1787 115 Best edition and very rare, containing 2 hitherto unpublished coloured plates of Wedgwood ware. Catalogue des Camées, Intaglio, Medailles, Bustes, etc., avec une Description des Vases, et autres Ornemens d'après les Antiques, fabriqués par WEDGWOOD et BENTLEY. Edition Sixième. 8vo., hf. bd. Londres, 1779 the same. 8vo., with 2 coloured plates, and a coloured view of Wedgwood and Byerley's showroom added; red morocco gilt, gilt edges Etrurie, 1788 20 An Address to the Workmen in the Pottery, on the Subject of entering into the Service of Foreign Manufacturers. 12mo., half morocco neat; rare Newcastle, Staffs., 1783 the same-Description and Use of a Thermometer for measuring the Higher Degrees of Heat. By Josiah Wedgwood, 1784.-A Catalogue of Cameos, Intaglios, Medals, Busts, etc., made by Wedgwood and Bentley. The Fifth Edition. 1779.-together, 3 pieces in 1 vol., 8vo., sd.; rare 10 11 1779-84 2 10 The LIFE of JOSIAH WEDGWOOD. With an introductory Sketch of the Art of Pottery in England. 2 vols., large 8vo., with portraits, plates, and many woodcuts; cloth 1865-66 17 the same. 2 vols., large 8vo., whole calf; or, half morocco 1865-66 OLD WEDGWOOD. The DECORATIVE or ARTISTIC CERAMIC WORK, in colour and relief, invented and produced by JOSIAH WEDGWOOD, at Etruria, in Staffordshire, 1760-1794. Biographical and Descriptive Chapters, a List of Marks used at Etruria and explanatory Text to each Object illustrated, by FREDERICK RATHBONE, Folio, with woodcuts and 67 SUPERB COLOUR-PRINTED plates; cloth 1898 10 10 1898 14 14 the same. Folio, blue morocco extra by Zaehnsdorf But 200 were printed; nearly all are sold. The illustrations, executed by Georges Michel Grivell and William Griggs, are drawn from the best known examples in public and private collections. Selected by the author and reproduced in facsimile by a new process of printing in colour, these plates, for probably the first time in the history of colour-printing, ac' ieve the desired effect of accurate resemblance in tint, relief, and shade, to the originals. [Continued on page 2 of wrappe |