Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
June 1931
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/939
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1447 Waller (E.)—Poems to the Memory of that Incomparable Poet Edmund Waller Esquire. By Several Hands, polished calf gilt, g-@. by Wallis, FINE copy __4to. 1688 1448 Walton (Isaac) Lives, n. 72 of 220 copies, portraits, linen, uncut. 1904—Broadside Ballads known as the Osterley Park Ballads, edited by F. B. Fawcett, no. 94 of 750 copies, half vellum, t. e. q- 1930 folto. (2) 1449 [Ward (Kdward)] Honesty in Distress, 8 0. numerals shaved on A3 and 4, 1710—Philips (John) Pastorals, 12 7. 1710—Dillon (W. Earl of Roscommon) An Essay on- Translated Verse, 8 Jl. verses by Dryden, 1709—Sheffield (John, Earl of Mulgrave) An Essay on Poetry, 8 //. 1709—Cavendish (W. Duke of Devon- shire) The Charms of Liberty .. . to which is added, Kpigrams, Poems and Satyrs. Written by Several Hands, 8 JI. 1709; and 5 other poems, loose, in a binding from which others have been removed 8vo. 1450 [Ward (E.)] The Delights of the Bottle : or, the Compleat Vint- her... a Merry Poem. To which is added, a South-Sea Song upon the late Bubbles, frontispiece, 1720—A Poem to Memory of Mr. Congreve, 1729—The Court Spy; or the Star- ling’s Song, 1730—M. (W.) The Royal Invitation : or, Britan- nia’s Glory. A Poem, 1719, quarter bound, ete. 8vo. (7) 1451. Wase (C.) Electra of Sophocles: presented to her Highnesse the Lady Elizabeth with an Epilogue, shewing the Parallell in two Poems, The Return, and the Restauration, portrait of Charles IT “aetatis suae 19” (the portrait of the Princess Elizabeth sometimes found in this book is not in this copy), side margin of p.52 and last page slightly shaved, panelled blue morocco, g.e. by Ramage; sold not subject to return 8vo. At the Hague, for Sam. Brown, 1649 1452 WaAsHBOURNE (T.) Divine Poems, First EDITION, fore-margin of title neatly renewed, polished calf gilt, g. e. 8vo. 1654 1453 Weston (‘I.) Memoirs of that celebrated Comedian, and very singular Genius Thomas Weston, 1776—Case and Memoirs of the late Rev. Mr. James Hackman and Miss Martha Reay, tenth edition, extra illustrated with portraits, autographs, ete. 1779, quarter bound; and 3 others 8vo. (5) 1454 [Weamys (Anne)] A Continuation of Sir Philip Sydney’s Arcadia . . . Written by a young Gentlewoman, Mris. A. W. (fl, 871.5 a-N4 in twelves, $8 blank), First EDITION, wants | 1, cropped copy, calf gilt, crest of Francis Longe of Spiaworth Park on sides; sold not subject to return; VERY RARE | | 12mo. 1651