Auction catalogues (34 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No. New York: Sotheby's, 1986. An auction catalogue, in hardback, with 159 lots illustrated in black and white, and including an index to silversmiths. Mounted cover illustration with silver gilt lettering, pattern illustrated endpapers. The book is in near fine condition with hardly any discernible edgewear, clean pages with no names or other markings. . Hard Cover. Very Good/No. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.…

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. First Edition. one of 1,ooo copies. Burgundy cloth boards with gilt lettering on spine and cover. midwinter sale 50% off regular price of 60.00.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. A collection of eight book auction catalogues from City Book Auction. New York covering the years 1954-1955. Catalogues sales include: #650 "A Booklover's Fine Library of First Editions Collector's Items and Presentation Copies", #652 (published with sale #653) "Outstanding Books on Many Subjects", #654 (published with sale #655) "With this Sale we Celebrate the end of our 17th year", #669 (published with #670) Americana Books about Books & Publishing" followed by Art Books; #661 (published with #662) 'Americana'; #679 (published with #680) "Books from the Library of S.T. Foote", #681 (published with #682) "Africa & Arctica etc followed with the Library of G. Selmer Fougner" #687 (published with #688) 'Americana'. Some marginal fading to the covers and small stain along the outer margin in one pamphlet. Otherwise a rather well preserved group. …

Soft Cover. Condición: Very Good. 1 issue: Twentieth Premier Illustration Art Auction 205 lots: Issue Sat. Nov. 6, 1999; 2 issue: Illustration Art Auction Sat. Nov. 2001 this issue has the paddle prices written in ink next to each lot 180 lots; 3 Issue Illustration Art Auction Sat. May 21, 2005: 158 lots; softcovers; each issue is illustrated in color b&w; some rubbing to wrappers, otherwise in VERY GOOD COND.…

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Octavo. Two volumes. 109pp. (1965) & 40pp. (1969). 5 & 6 November 1965 and 29 November 1969 sales. Stiff paper wrappers. Illustrated.

Softcover. Condición: Fine. 4to; 2 vols. in slipcase; illustrations, chiefly full page in color, throughout. Auctions in London & South Kensington July 5th & 7th, 2000. Prices realized for both auctions laid in.

Colour and black & white photographic illustrations throughout, 75pp. Illustrated wrappers in fine condition. Text in German. 27 x 21cm. Although there are no indications in this copy, this book is from the collection of Aubrey and Eva Sweet.

Soft cover. Condición: Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Not relevant. Two Auction Catalogues: . . . . . Sotheby Sale 4786M, New York, January 29 1982; 220 x 235mm, pictorial printed covers; pp 88, listing 251 lots including Audubon's and other prints; estimates page and also loosely inserted a final list of sale prices; profusely illustrated; very good condition. The afternoon section of the sale, lots 111 to 251, appears given over entirely to prints from Audubon's "Birds of America" . . . . . Swann Galleries Sale 1186, New York, June 19, 1980; 170 x 240mm; pictorial covers; unpaginated but listing 238 lots; well illustrated throughout; estimated price listing printed in the catalogue and a sheet giving the results loosely inserted; three or four small marks but overall in good or better condition.`.…

Colour and black & white photographic illustrations throughout, 90pp. Illustrated wrappers in fine condition. Text in German. 27 x 21cm. Although there are no indications in this copy, this book is from the collection of Aubrey and Eva Sweet.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Three volumes. Scarlet cloth gilt, DWs, small 4to., 180, (11); 336, (11); 442, (1) pages, profusely illustrated in color and monochrome. 762 lots well described, pictured and with indexes. Part One: Highlights from Schongauer to Chagall; Part Two: The Middle Ages and the Renaissance; Part Three: The Baroque and Rococo Periods. Well printed and bound sale catalogues of this highly regarded collection. (There was a fourth volume). Fine copies in fine DWs, in archival mylar. Additional shipping cost will be requested.…

Softcover. Condición: Fine. Sotheby's, lots 451- 839; Christie's, 48 lots; quartos; illustrated wrappers; color reproductions throughout; folding plates in Goudstekker.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. First Edition. New York: Sotheby's New York, 1999. Two hardcover auction catalogues, parts I and II of the auction of the magnificient Siebert Library at Sotheby's New York on May 21st and October 28th, 1999, sales 7315 and 7356. Includes prices realized for Part I. Beautifully produced catalogues, well-illustrated, including numerous color plates of exceptionally rare works on native American life and culture, as well as settlement of the American West by those from other cultures. The two sales contained a total of 1080 lots. Fully indexed, with bibliography. Important reference for collectors and dealers of western Americana. Maroon cloth lettered in gilt with color images of one lot on each front cover, decorative endpapers, 370 + 394 pages. Fine condition, no names or other markings. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. …

Publisher's original cream card wrap covers (soft back), French flaps. Quarto. 11'' x 8''. Sale Catalogue name 'ALNWICK'. Auction sale catalogue with one colour and monochrome photographs throughout. List of estimates and prices realised sheets loosely inserted. Cream covers grubby. Member of the P.B.F.A. CAMPAIGN MEDALS.…

Amsterdam, Frederik Muller et Cie., 1922, 51 pag., 13 (of?) plates w. ills., original wrappers (spine repaired).= Lacking plates.

Colour and black & white photographic illustrations throughout. Vol. I: 89pp. Vol. II: 85pp. Illustrated wrappers in fine condition. 27 x 21cm. Although there are no indications in this copy, this book is from the collection of Aubrey and Eva Sweet. Fine painting, ceramics, sculpture, lacquer, jade, horn and ivory, metalwork, gold and silver, metalwork, glass, textiles and more. …

Two Catalogues of the Special Auction Sales on 15 November 1995 and 07. November 1996 in New York with approx. 55 + 48 pages and 167 + 138 lots (several illustrated), traces of use - Kataloge der Auktion vom 15. Nov. 1995 und 07. November 1996 in New York mit ca. 55 + 48 Seiten und 167 + 138 Positionen (etliche abgebildet), Rückseite des ersten Katalogs bestoßen und Gebrauchsspuren, der Preis gilt für beide Kataloge zusammen Der Versand kann in Deutschland auch auf Rechnung erfolgen (Vorauskasse vorbehalten).…

circa 25,5 x 20 cm. 146 pp., 2 ff., with many illustrations Original softcover With 288 lots, many in colour - 2. The Chevalier Collection of English Twentieth-Century Bookbindings and a selection of modern continental / Euripean bookbindings. New York, November 9, 1990. 125 pp., 3 ff., with 149 lots. - 3. Fine Historical and Modern Decorated Bookbindings Christie's, London, 1. May 1996. 137 pp., with 174 lots. - Minor traces of use, one wrapper with notes outside, else clean - 3 catalogues together.…

8 issues. 16-17 June 1997: 192pp. 18-20 November 1997: 151pp. 17 November 1998: 194pp. 23 March 1999: 160pp. 16 June 1999: 170pp. 23 March 2000: 250pp. 10 May 2000: 129pp. 28 September 2000: 65pp. All issues: Profuse colour photographic plates. 27 x 21cm. Prices realised. A very good paperback set. Although there are no indications in this copy, this book is from the collection of Aubrey and Eva Sweet. 16-17 June 1997: Japanese Swords, Armour, Tsuba, Screens, Ceramics, Metalwork and Netsuke. 18-20 November 1997: Japanese Swords, Tsuba, Prints, Ceramics, Metalwork and the Mati Collection of Netsuke and Inro. 17 November 1998: Japanese Art and Design. 23 March 1999: Japanese and Korean Art. 16 June 1999: Japanese Art and Design. Including Prints, Porcerlain, Lacquer and Netsuke. 23 March 2000: Japanese and Korean Art. 10 May 2000: Japanese Modern and Contemporary Paintings. Sold by R.H. Ellsworth Ltd. on behalf od the owner. 28 September 2000: The Japan Sale. In Celebration of the 400 year Relationship between Holland and Japan. …

Six issues complete. Colour and black and white photographic illustrations, stapled wrappers, some with sunned spine. 24.2 x 18.2cm. Loosely inserted price list for all except one issue. A very good set.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. New York: The Anderson Galleries, 1924. Six auction catalogues from The Anderson Galleries, dated from 1924 to 1928, bound in a tan cloth hardcover binding with Priced Sales Catalogue printed on the spine in gilt. All six catalogues have prices pencilled in next to the items, and have their original covers bound in. Includes several important sales, including parts one, two and three of The Important Collection of American Antiques from the King Hooper Mansion, Marblehead, Massachusetts, sold by order of I. [Israel] Sack; A Collection of Early American and Old English Furniture, Silver, Glass, China & Contemporary Embellishments to be sold by order of Mr. Ross H. Maynard, East Middlebury, Vermont; Rare Prints by N. Currier and Currier & Ives, the Collection of Fred J. Peters of Flushing, Long Island (Part Two); and Important American Furniture Collected by the Well Known Connoisseur Mr. Herbert Lawton, Boston, Mass. The catalogues belonged to noted antiquarian Julia D. S. Snow (1891-1984) of Greenfield, Massachusetts, with her name prominently written on the front covers and some of her scholarly and frequently pointed remarks scattered throughout. Externally near fine, contents generally good to very good with some soil to the individual catalogue covers, one cover detached. . Hard Cover. Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.…

Frankfurt a.M., Joseph Baer & Co. Buchhandlung und Antiquariat, 1926, XIX,(1),248 pag., 27 plates illustrations, original printed wrappers, quarto. = Impressive catalog listing 824 incunables from the Kurt Wolff collection. Complete with the loose inserts with estimates and bidding form.

Catalogue of the Special Auction on 15 November 1995 in New York with ca. 55 pages and 167 lots (several illustrated), traces of use * Katalog der Auktion vom 15. Nov. 1995 in New York mit ca. 55 Seiten und 167 Positionen (etliche abgebildet), leicht bestoßen und Gebrauchsspuren, sammelwürdig Der Versand kann in Deutschland auch auf Rechnung erfolgen (Vorauszahlung vorbehalten).…

11pp, [1]. Fore-edge shaved. OCLC and COPAC combined record a single copy at the National Gallery. [Bound with:] Catalogue of a portion of the magnificent collection of engravings, the property of a distinguished amateur.Which will be sold by auction, by messrs. s. leigh sotheby & co.On monday, 29th of april, 1850. London. J. Davy & Sons, [1850]. [2], 98pp, [2]. Marginal loss to lower corner of leaf G3. OCLC and COPAC combined record copies at locations (Aberdeen, INHA, NPG, Rijksmuseum). [And:] Catalogue of the entire and very choice collection of engravings, the property of joseph maberly.Which will be sold by auction, by messrs. s. leigh sotheby & john wilkinson.On monday, 26th of may, 1851. London. J. Davy & Sons, 1851. [2], 55pp, [1]. Partially priced-up in manuscript. OCLC records copies at just locations (BNF, NYPL, and Princeton). [And:] Catalogue of a small collection of fine engravings, comprising some of the choicest specimens of the works of the most distinguished engravers.which will be sold at auction, by messrs. s. leigh sotheby & john wilkinson.On saturday, the 3rd day of may, 1851. [London]. J. Davy & Sons, [1851]. 8pp. Apparently unrecorded. [And:] Catalogue of a very choice and valuable collection of engravings of the english school; the property of The late thomas haviland burke.Which will be Sold by Auction, by Messrs. christie and manson.On monday, june 21, 1852. 87pp, [1]. Partially priced-up in manuscript. OCLC records a single copy at BNF. [And:] Catalogue of a portion of the very choice collection of works of art and vertu, of colin alexander mackenzie.Which Will be Sold by Auction, by Messrs. christie & manson.On tuesday, April 26, 1853. [London]. [Printed by W. Clowes and Sons], [1853]. 11pp, [1]. Partially priced-up in manuscript. Apparently unrecorded. [And:] Catalogue of the entire and very choice cabinet of engravings & etchings, the property of a collector, comprising the works of the most eminent masters of the ancient and modern italian, german, dutch, flemish, french and english schools.Which will be sold by auction, by messrs. s. leigh sotheby & john wilkinson.On monday, the 23rd of may, 1853. [London]. J. Davy & Sons, [1853]. [2], 74pp. Loss to foot of terminal leaf, with slight loss of text. OCLC and COPAC combined record copies at just three locations (Aberdeen, BNF, and Princeton). [And:] Catalogue of the small but very select collection of valuable engravings, (in the portfolio) formed by the late james baker.sold by auction by messrs. s. leigh sotheby & john wilkinson.On wednesday, the 23rd of may, 1855. [London]. J. Davy & Sons, [1855]. 14pp. OCLC and COPAC combined record copies at just two locations (Aberdeen and Harvard). [And:] Catalogue of a valuable collection of choice engravings.Together with some fine books of prints.which will be sold by auction, by messrs. s. leigh sotheby & john wilkinson.On tuesday, the 1st of april, 1856. [London]. J. Davy & Sons, [1856]. 9pp, [1]. Partially priced-up in manuscript. Apparently unrecorded. [And:] Catalogue of A Magnificent Assemblage of Ancient and Modern engravings, of the highest class, the property of a well-known collector.Which will be sold by auction, by messrs. s. leigh sotheby & john wilkinson.On tuesday, the 27th of may, 1856. [London]. J. Davy & Sons, [1856]. [2], 20pp. Partially priced-up in manuscript. OCLC records a single copy at LoC. [And:] Catalogue of the collection of modern engravings and water-colour drawings, of s. l. behrens.which Will be Sold by Auction, by Messrs. christie and manson.On monday, june 9, 1856. [London]. [Printed by W. Clowes and Sons], [1856]. 7pp, [1]. Apparently unrecorded. [And:] Catalogue of the very choice collection of ancient & modern drawings, engravings, etchings, and books of prints, formed by The late william wells.Which will be Sold by Auction, by Messrs. christie and manson.On wednesday, january 21, 1857. [London]. [Printed by W. Clowes and Sons], [1857]. 25pp, [1]. Partially priced-up.…

8vo: 21 pp. Stitched and unbound. Tastefully printed on good watermarked laid paper. Aged, and with the covers grubby. Priced and named to lot 113, and with a few of the other lots priced in pencil. A slip, dimensions 2.5 x 15.5 cm, has been cut away from the beginning of the sale (pp.3-4), resulting in the loss of the entries for three lots (12, 13 and 14). Scarce, with no copy listed on COPAC or WorldCat. See Image. …

London, Christie, Manson & Woods, 1895, VII,(1 blank),126 pag., numerous plates under protective guards, decorative endpapers, original printed boards with manuscript title on spine, untrimmed, quarto (26,5 x 18 cm.). = Contains an offprint of the Dutch periodical "De Nederlandsche Spectator", 1895, No.28, containing the very critical review by A. Bredius of the sale, cliaming that many paintings were fakes and sold for far too high prices. "(.) Eerst moet mij iets van 't hart dat ik niet verkroppen kan. Hoe kon een man als dr. Richter, die eens, (.) zoo goed als degelijk kunsthistoricus debuteerde, zijn naam leenen aan het schandelijk samenweefsel van leugens: den catalogus Doetsch? Hoe dorst hij in de Voorrede een lofhymne op die verzameling uitbazuinen, terwijl hij toch genoeg wist hoe waardeloos zij was? (.) Alles en alles bracht de veiling ongeveer een tiende op van het geld door den armen Doetsch voor deze rommelzôo betaald. En dat ondanks de enorme reclame, de fameuse platen (tot de Droochsloot's toe werden gefotografeerd), den kostbaren Catalogus enz. Ik hoo, dat de onkosten daarvoor gemaakt ca. 1000 pd. st. bedragen. We willen hopen, dat d eroemrijk bekende firma, die deze veiling hield, in het vervolg de hulp van dr. Richter voor zijne catalogi niet weêr zal inroepen."Henry Doetsch (31 January 1839 - 25 May 1894) was a German born industrialist who lived in London; he amongst other interests held a patent in Canada for an extraction process to remove copper from its ores, registered in September 1879, so he was involved in mining and production of copper in Río Tinto by the so-called "Doetsch process". In London Henry Doetsch lived as a respected financier at 7 New Burlington Street. A generous host and notorious bachelor, Doetsch opened his home and Art Gallery to an interested audience. Still in Spain Henry Doetsch started to collect pictures by old masters. Staying in contact with Bernard Berenson, masterpieces by great painters were gathered in the collection: Titian, Veronese, Guido Reni, Dolci, Lorenzo Lotto, Palma Vecchio, Pontormo, Bronzino, Andrea del Sarto, van Dyck, Rubens, Breughel, Rembrandt, Frans Hals, Wouwerman, Clouet and Holbein. Some of the paintings came from important galleries: Orléans-Galliera, Palazzo Vendramin (Henri Duc de Bordeaux), The Collection King Charles I, Pinacotece Lochis, or from private collections as those of the Duke of Roxburghe, the Marquis of Donegall or Conte Alborghetti. Doetsch's evenings at New Burlington Street were famous: Among his guests the Prince of Wales (Edward VII), Lord Rosebery and his friend Colonel Burnaby. Doetsch was a lover of black Havana cigars; he died of pneumonia on 25 May 1894 in London. …

Paris, Chez Silvestre, Librairie, 1836, VII,(1),249,(6) pag., original wrappers, untrimmed. = Catalogue with 2720 entries. Copy with manuscript note by a former owner giving Raetzel as a pseudonym of O. Ternaux. Items on pag. 86--204 are Americana. Some annotations in text. Lacking frontwrapper; paper over backstrip almost worn away (contents partly loose). …

Paris, E. Moreau et Cie, 1898. 97 pp. 33 b./w. plts (photo engravings). - [AND:] Vente [.] Collection M. Alfred Hartmann. Catalogue des antiquités. Poterie étrusque, grecque et romaine, terres cuites, verrerie, bronzes, marbre, médailles grecques, romaines et byzantines dont la vente aura lieu Hotel Drouot, [.] Le samedi 15 Avril 1899. [Paris], 1899. 15,[4] pp. 5 b./w. plts (photo engravings). - Two complete catalogue sections, bound together in a modern hardcover binding (burgundy red cloth with gilt lettering). 4to. - Only the second catalogue section (Hartmann collection) is mentioned on the binding.Set of two original late ninteenth century auction catalogue sections, one of the sale of antique objects from the collections of Alfred Hartmann (84 items) and one very rare catalogue of the sale of antique objects from the collection of Michel Tyszkiewicz (312 items). - - Count Michal [or Michel] Tyszkiewicz (1828 - 1897) was an outstanding Polish-Lithuanian nobleman collector of antiquities and an amateur Egyptologist. He was a pioneer of Polish archaeological excavations in Egypt conducted in late 1861 and early 1862, which yielded a generous donation of 194 Egyptian antiquities to the Paris Louvre. He was a member of the Polish Tyszkiewicz family.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Libri, Guillermo. Catalogue of the mathematical, historical, bibliographical, and miscellaneous portion of the celebrated library including many scarce publications, relating to America; Rare Junta and Aldine editions Important works relating to Italian history & topography Fine Horae and other manuscripts upon vellum Numerous publications relating to the history of the sciences a very complete and unique series of works relating to GalileoPart the First, A L. London: S. Leigh Sotheby & John Wilkinson, 1861. Large 8vo. xxxi + [1]p + [4] plates of facsimiles + 475 + [1 blank]p. Half shagreen with gilt lettering to spine. The first of two large miscellaneous auction catalogues with descriptions of 4335 lots sold over 12 days from 25th April to 8th May 1861; 250 items related to Galileo, described as lots 2985-3235, were sold on the 9th day. (A second auction ended 26th July 1861). Count Guglielmo Libri-Camucci, outstanding Florentine mathematician, is best known as a convicted cleptomaniac, who stole books and manuscripts from libraries in Italy and France while researching as a scholar owing to social introductions. His first thefts were scientific manuscripts and books of hours from the library of Lorenzo de Medici in Florence. Seeking greater opportunities he emigrated to France and befriended the politician François Guizot. By 1841, he was made chief inspector of French libraries with unsupervised access to collections all over France. Although massive thefts were discovered in 1847 with Libri as the prime suspect, he was shielded by Prosper Merimé and other friends, whom he lost during the 1848 Revolution. Fearing arrest for theft, he fled to London disguised as a political refugee, having beforehand sent some 30,000 books and manuscripts to be auctioned. After his conviction in absentia in France, Libri defended his reputation in London in a public letter written on his behalf by Achille Jubinal to the Athenaeum in 1851. With the help of Antonio Panizzi, director of the British Library, he was able to retain the trust of his English contacts, presenting himself as a bibliophile slandered by malicious political enemies who was forced to sell his collections because of his poor health, as explained in his lengthy (bilingual) introduction contained in the preliminaries.The extent of his thefts and deceptions was conclusively exposed after his death in 1869, when his collections were already sold. ' the first auction sale of rare books to describe in detail so many great classics in the mathematical and physical sciences.' (Norman). British Museum, List of Catalogues of English Book Sales, pp 295-96.…

7 fictitious auction catalogues in 1 volume. Collection of 7 fictitious auction catalogues, satirically describing the lots supposedly offered for sale. These catalogues, all in Dutch, were published mostly during the Anglo-Dutch War (1780-1784), which threatened the Dutch Republic's existence, and they all mock the British Empire. Most of them purport to describe the collection of "G.R." (Georgius Rex), meaning King George III (ad 1 explicitly describes the goods as coming from the foreclosure on his estate). The third catalogue in this collection, titled Catalogus van eene zo ongemeene zeldzaame, als uitmuntende verzameling van manuschripten, supposedly offers the collection of the English nobleman Lord William Gordon (1744-1823). These fictitious auction catalogues proved popular enough that several went through multiple editions. These catalogues appeared during the heated strife between two political parties, the Orangists, who supported the stadtholder Willem V, Prince of Orange, and the anti-Orangist Patriots, leading to the failed Patriotic Revolution of 1787, inspired by the American Revolution and in turn, in spite of its failure, inspiring the French Revolution. King George III of England supported the stadtholder Willem V and the two together were the enemies of the Dutch Patriots. Ad 1 is here in its third edition, being a very rare re-issue of the second edition. Even its list of "errata" is a joke, noting three corrections to the descriptions of paintings: in each, the omission of a comma makes a phrase that should refer to the painting refer instead to the subject, indicating that the king was anointed with soot, a lord stabbed with a pen, and an English admiral nicely washed by a French master.With a few marginal annotations, particularly headwords to help the reader find items in specific categories in the inventory. Spine very slightly rubbed, with a small crack at the head, some browning, stains, frayed margins and a tear in A4 of ad 2. Some leaves are trimmed. Overall in good condition. A collection of fictitious auction catalogues, rarely found on the market (we have noticed only 3 examples in the past hundred years).l Ad 1: STCN 202814955 (4 copies); not in Knuttel; cf. Knuttel 19700 & 19701 (first and second impression). Ad 2: Knuttel 19709; STCN 166695440. Ad 3: Knuttel 19699; STCN 166705268 (5 copies); not in ESTC. Ad 4: Knuttel 19704; STCN 166698857. Ad 5: Knuttel 19706; STCN 166318329 (8 copies). Ad 6: Kossmann, Boekhandel te 's-Gravenhage, pp. 300-301; Knuttel 20420; Knuttel, Verboden boeken 91; STCN 169116417. Ad 7: Knuttel 20419; Knuttel, Verboden boeken 92; STCN 169113078 (9 copies); cf. Van Vliet, "Fopcatalogi en spookbibliotheken", in: De boekenwereld 22 (2005-2006), p. 150. Contemporary half mottled calf, brown spine label with blind-tooled text and with some gold-tooled floral decorations, 20th-century marbled sides and endpapers. Ad 2: the introductory letter, from "Wilhelmus Batavus" to "Lambertus Koopmans" is dated from The Hague, 15 February 1781. Ad 3: the introductory letter, from Thomas Henly, is dated 2 February 1781. Ad 4: this catalogue presents itself as a second appendix to ad 1. Both the original catalogue and the first appendix describing themselves as catalogues for the sale in May or June 1781. Ad 6: with the supposedly authenticating woodcut on the title-page, showing the coat of arms of William the Silent hanging from a memorial cross. Pages: [4], 27, [1]; 16; 16; 16; 15, [1]; 32; 37, [2 blank] pp. With: (2) Commissie brief van den heere Wilhelmus Batavus, een aanzienlyke Nederlandsche patriot, aan den heere Lambertus Koopmans, commissionair te Londen. Benevens een notitie der commissien, door gemelden heer Batavus gegeeven, op de fraaye capitaale en prachtige inbedoel des heeren G.R.[The Hague?, 1781].(3) Catalogus van eene zo ongemeene zeldzaame, als uitmuntende verzameling van manuschripten[!]. Betreffende den voorleedene en tegenwoordige staat van Engeland. Bestaande buiten de pakketten in 341 deelen in folio, alle in Engelsche banden, fraay gebonden, en eene meenigte andere in kleinder formaaten. Als meede eenige teekeningen en prenten, van de voornaamste meesters, sommige van die in kostbaare lysten met superbe glaazen, enz. Zynde dit koninklyk kabinet waar van geen weergaa in Europa te vinden is, met onvermoeiden vlyt en kosten byeen vergadert door den Lord W. Gordon. Het welke verkocht zal worden den 30ste Maart 1781. ten huize van Thomas Henly, boekhanderaar te Londen.London [= Amsterdam or The Hague?], sold by Thomas Henly, [1781].(4) Beredeneerde notitie van 't vorstlyke poppe- en speel-goed, der kinderen van den heere G.R. . door onachtsaamheid der makelaars Thomas Brandi, William Roastbeuf en James Punch zo wel by . der Catalogus van den capitaalen inboedel des Heeren G.R. als by . het appendix, . vergeeten ., waarom deeze notitie, als een tweede appendix . moet gevoegd worden.[Amsterdam?, 1781].(5) Sleutel of noodige ophelderingen der onlangs uitgekomene catalogus, van een fraaije capitaale en prachtige inboedel; met veele moeiten en kosten, in veele jaaren byeenverzameld, door den heere G.R. Zullende gemelde boedel, by executie verkocht worden, binnen Londen, in de maanden Mey of Juny deezes jaars.Dordrecht, Abraham and Pieter Blussé; Rotterdam, Cornelis van den Dries; The Hague, Herman Hendrik van Drecht; Amsterdam, Johannes Geyger; etc., [1781]. (6) Beredeneerde catalogus eener verzameling van schilderyen, der eerste meesters van Nederland.The Hague, Thomas Pietersz. van Os, [1783/1789?].(7) Beredeneerde catalogus, van eene uitmuntende verzameling schilderyen, door de vermaardste Nederlandsche meesters, uit het Fransch vertaald.Holland, 1783.…

1994 (3) - 1996 (42) - 1997 (11)- 1999 (1) & 2002 (1). Total 58 items. In very fine condition. [139951].