Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
July 1922
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/532
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

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

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    ENGRAVINGS—continued. 401 402 403 404 406 407 408 409 bound in a volume, lettered * Quvre Complet d’ Adrien Van Ostade”’ 1 vol. Cupid and Psyche, by the Master of the Die, thirty-one of the set of thirty-two, second states, mounted in a volume 1 vol. Ploos Van Amstel. Fifty Engravings in colours and plain, after the Dutch and Flemish Masters, and Title-page, 7m a volume 1 vol. A Collection of Etchings by A. Watteau, of Military and other Costumes, in a small portfolio (90) Facsimile eseguito in eliotipa, raccolta di 120 disegni di Michel- angelo, Raffaello, Leonardo da Vinci, Tiziano, ete. 2 vol. half vellum, Venezia, 1876; etc. 4to. (5) Faernus (Gabr.) Fabulae Centum, engraved title and copper- plates, FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST EDITION, with good im- presssions of the plates, original Italian binding, gilt tooled, brown morocco, decorated with intersecting fillets forming oval compartments surrounded by flames, the compartments and intervening spaces filled-in with a number of conven- tional flower-like stamps, acorns, etc. in the centre an oval compartment containing two sprays of mistletoe and a star, gilt back (wery slightly defective and neatly repaired), design in gold on edges, in padded case; sold as a binding and not subject to return 4to. Romae, Vicentius Luchinus excudebat, 1563 Faernus (G.) Cent Fables, traduites par Mr. Perrault (Latin and French), copper-plates, original calf, Chinese subjects tooled in gold round sides, a pagoda, birds, a Chinaman, etc. gilt back 4to. chez Guill. Darres & Claude Du Bosc, 1743 Fair Women. Reproductions of some of the principal Works exhibited at the Grafton Galleries, portraits, vellum, uncut 4to. 1894 Falbaire (Fen. de) L’Honnéte Criminel, Drame, 5 plates after Gravelot, Amsterdam, 1767 — Beaumarchais (Caron de) Kugénie, Drame, 5 plates after Gravelot, Paris, 1767, 2 vol. in 1, calf, joints worn—Delille (J.) La Pitie, Poéme, 4 plates, half roan, Paris, 1803 8vo. (2) Faulkner (T.) History of Fulham and Hammersmith, map and plates, 1813—Cutts (E. L.) Sepulchral Slabs and Crosses, plates, 1849—Glossary of Terms in Gothic Architecture,