Hyam leslie (28 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. Book cover is rubbed. ; Part I only. Sale No. 1970, with British, Dutch and Other Old Master Paintings, April 29 & 30.

Soft cover. Condición: Good. Auction catalog, softcover, 10 1/2 by 7 1/4 inches, 68 pages, illustrated. Covers have slight wear, an inch to spine ends missing. Prices realized pencilled in.Two pages have unidentified soiling (lunch?).

Paperback. Condición: Good. First edition. 7 x 10 1/2 inches. 125 pages. Condition is Good, light dampstaining to covers and some pages, covers and first 40 pages are lightly rippled, text and illustrations are very legible. STK.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Catalog for Part Two is cocked. There is bumping to the upper outer corners of more than half of the pages. ; Two Auction Catalogs: Sale No. 1970, with British, Dutch and Other Old Master Paintings, April 29 & 30. Sale No. 1971, with Stuart and Georgian Silver, Chinese Porcelains, May 6 & 7. Included is a separate paper booklet Three Extraordinary Georgian Services From The Collection Of Walter P. Chrysler Jr. Offered at Private Sale by Parke-Bernet Galleries "prices on application".…

Condición: Fair. Acceptable condition. Part 1. Spine is cracked. Writing inside. Stamped on front cover. (antiques, exhibition, auction, catalog).

Hardcover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. edgeworn. Uncommon . The publication date given above is an estimate only, there being no date given in the book. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Antiques & Collectibles; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 15024. …

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Limited Edition. 220 page hardcover auction catalogue for the Gothic and Renaissance Art from the Renaissance Room of the Ryan Mansion at 858 Fifth Avenue, NYC. Sale Number4066 conducted by Hiram Parke, Otto Bernet, A.N. Bade and H.E. Russell, Jr. Many illustrations (color and half-tone plates, photogravures) throughout. 465 lots. Sale was November 23,24,25 1933. Catalogue was limited to 600 copies. Blue paper over boards with vellum spine with title in gold - very good condition with the vellum lightly soiled. No estimates or prices realized. Eloquent catalogue.…

Condición: Good. Good condition. 2 volumes. (furniture, paintings, rugs, porcelains, auction catalog) NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Hardcover. Condición: Good Plus. This is apparently a privately printed catalogue from the collection of John W. Campbell. It consists of mostly Persian carpets with some Turkish silk carpets from the late 19th century. There are descriptions of a total of 106 carpets. According to other sellers, this book was published around 1925. I'm pretty certain that none of the books for sale have dates in them. The feel and look of the book suggests that the time frame is probably pretty accurate. A few other sellers are referring to their books as first editions. I'm not sure how you can do that if there's no date or statement in the book. Not that it isn't a first edition, it probably is, because there probably was only one edition, but that would apply to all the books for sale. The book is thicker than the 106 pages of text would suggest. That is because the versos of the text pages are blank and because there are 24 full-page illustrations that do not have page numbers. Other sellers are referencing 24 as the number of illustrations so I went through every page and counted. I can now state with certainty that all 24 of the illustrations are present. They are also in excellent condition. The book has a linen spine (and just adjacent, front and rear) with blue-green paper-wrapped boards. Most of the sellers are referring to it as a hardcover, one referred to it as a soft cover. This book has some positives and negatives with regard to condition. You can see the covers in the photos. Both the front and rear have creasing. There is also a good deal of rub-through at the top and bottom edges. You can see what that looks like by looking at the corners in the photos. The lettering on the spine is decently bright but gets a little lost in the texture of the fabric. The top and bottom page edges are free of any conspicuous soiling. The middle page edge has several small dark spots. On around 20 pages the spots just barely peek over the middle edge of the pages, obviously very far from the print or illustrations. The pages are otherwise exceptionally clean. In turning over the text pages and pages with illustrations I saw no more than a few speck-sized spots. The white, or beige, inside covers and end papers have only some mild spotting and toning. There also doesn't seem to be any conspicuous creasing on the pages. There are no markings. No attachments. And no one has written their name or anything else anywhere in the book. Finally, positively, the book is very solidly bound from cover to cover with nicely tight pages throughout, and nicely tight covers as well. 'John Williams Campbell (1880-1957) was a millionaire American financier and railroad executive. He kept an office at Grand Central Terminal in New York City, which was later converted into a bar called the Campbell Apartment, a popular gathering spot for commuters and others after work. In 1923, Campbell commissioned Augustus N. Allen, an architect known for designing estates on Long Island and townhouses in Manhattan, to build an office in the leased space in Grand Central. He transformed it into a 13th-century Florentine palace with a hand-painted plaster of Paris ceiling and leaded windows. He installed 19th-century Italian chairs and tables, an art collection worth more than $1 million, and a massive desk from which he conducted business. One of the most striking features was a Persian carpet that took up the entire floor and was said to have cost $300,000 at the time, or roughly $3.5 million today.'. …

Limited edition, this copy #480-B. A collection of short essays on art issued as a promotional item for the W.B. Brandt insurance underwiting firm. Presentation bookplate to Dr. William Ellery Briggs, prominent California ophthamologist on the pastedown. weight: 0.6 lb. Very good, no dust jacket as issued. 20x15.5 cm. 87 pp. Tan cloth, black cover title, no spine title.…

Condición: VG-, no dj. 1st. 4to. 106pp. NO INTERNATIONAL OR PRIORITY. Paper over stiff boards, cloth spine. Corners thro, rusty foxing to end papers. No date of publication, but 1925 seems to be the internet consensus. Descriptions, some brief, some in detail, of 106 carpets, with 24 of them. illustrated in sepia-toned plates. …

Softcover. Pale blue paper wraps with brown lettering. 82 and 75 pp. respectively with no illustrations. Realized price list stapled inside front cover of Part I. Auction catalogues from the sale of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr.'s collections. All items were on view beginning April 23, 1960, and the sales commenced on April 29. NF interiors with VG covers (light sunning and bumping).…

Hardcover. Bluish-gray boards with dark greenish-blue lettering and small illustration on front cover, bw frontispiece of Ophir Hall, 402, [8] pages including frontispiece, illustrations (including portraits, plan) plates. "Foreword" signed: Leslie A. Hyam, Charles A. Packer. Sale number 4183. Public sale held May 14-18, 1935. From title page: "Notable paintings by Gainsborough, Van Dyck, Reynolds, Beechey, the Peales, Turner, Constable, Old Crome Oudry, Van Loo, The Dutch "Little Masters", Two Gobelins Tapestries after Van Orley representing "The Hunts of Maximilian", English and French XVIII Century Furniture, Persian and Chinese rugs, Chinese Porcelains, Stained Glass, Prints, Textiles, Garden Furniture and Ornaments" VG. Better than the copy which is illustrated. …

Hardcover. Condición: Good+. Limited to 500 copies. Original binding of chocolate laid paper/boards; gilt lettering and insignia; ivory paper spine. Bw frontis portrait of E.H. Gary, with tissue guard containing plate no. and title. [106] pp. with 74 bw plates of varying kinds, 5 tipped-in color plates with tissue guards, and 6 folding plates. A bit heavy at 6 pounds and will require extra postage. Includes an introduction by Leslie Hyam and Shirley Falke. A catalogue of the 317 works up for auction, each briefly annotated. The works were on free view to the public at the American Art Galleries in New York City and then sold at unrestricted public sale on April 19, 20, and 21, 1928. The sale was conducted by Messrs. Bernet and Parke. Composition, presswork, and binding by the Lent & Graff Co. Scarce. Printed in edition of 500 copies.…

Softcover. Grey wraps; 79 pp.; 35 bw plates. Thirty-five lots listed, including works by Emil Carlsen, Childe Hassam, Winslow Homer, George Inness, John Singer Sargent, J. Alden Weir, and others. VG- (Library stamp at third page; Light wear to extremities; Pencil markings to front cover).

1st edition hardback with dust jacket Nice copy octavo. 400pp., b/w pls., index.

Hardcover. 352/500 copies. Original binding of chocolate laid paper/boards; gilt lettering and insignia; ivory paper spine. Bw frontis portrait of E.H. Gary, with tissue guard. [90] pp. including 34 full-page plates with tissue guards. Includes an introduction by Leslie Hyam and Shirley Falke and a list of the artists represented and their works. The works were on free view to the public at the American Art Galleries in New York City and then sold at unrestricted public sale on Friday, April 20, 1928. The sale was conducted by Messrs. Bernet and Parke. Composition, presswork, and binding by the Lent & Graff Co. Scarce. No. 352 of 500 copies. Good+ (Clean, tight copy but with heavy shelf wear and soiling to covers, Light foxing spots to ffep. Age toning to pages but pages are otherwise clean).…

Hardcover. Original binding of chocolate laid paper/boards; gilt lettering and insignia; ivory paper spine. Bw frontis portrait of E.H. Gary, with tissue guard. [90] pp. including 34 full-page plates with tissue guards. A bit heavy at 5 pounds and will require extra postage. No. 349 of 500 copies. Fair Cover has discoloration, general wear. Tearing along cover hinge, spine has discoloration. Bokblock has age toning, pages edge damage. Interior pageshave age toning. …

Hardcover. Brown paper boards with cream cloth spine; gilt letters on spine and front cover; 235 pp., BW and color illus. The first volume only of a two-volume set issued in conjunction with a multi-day auction of items owned by Sarah Wharton Green Walters (1859-1943), widow of railroad executive and art collector Henry Walters (1848-1931). The annotated catalogue presents 762 pieces, and quite a number are pictured as well. Includes, as noted in the lengthy subtitle: "French furniture by maîtres ébénistes, marble & terra cotta sculptures, Sèvres porcelains, tapestries & early Oriental rugs, gold watches & boxes, portrait miniatures, gold reproductions of ancient jewelry, art of the Orient, Chinese porcelains, jades, bronzes, Japanese prints, sword guards, lacquer boxes." G (Some soiling to covers and spine; light i.d. marks as ex-library; light edge wear to covers; pages are otherwise clear.).…

Hardcover. 85/500 copies. Original binding of chocolate laid paper/boards; gilt lettering and insignia; ivory paper spine. Bw frontis portrait of E.H. Gary, with tissue guard. [90] pp. including 34 full-page plates with tissue guards. A bit heavy at 5 pounds and will require extra postage. Includes an introduction by Leslie Hyam and Shirley Falke and a list of the artists represented and their works. The works were on free view to the public at the American Art Galleries in New York City and then sold at unrestricted public sale on Friday, April 20, 1928. The sale was conducted by Messrs. Bernet and Parke. Composition, presswork, and binding by the Lent & Graff Co. NOTE: This copy has the hammer prices listed next to each piece, along with the name of the purchaser, including the likes of Knoedler, Duveen, Kraushaar Galleries, etc., making this an excellent reference for provenance of these paintings. No. 85 of 500 copies. A very nice, tight copy. Art museum ex-lib. copy with small sticker at lower spine, bookplate, and card pocket.…

Softcover. Condición: Fair. No Dust Jacket. Stiff paper covers. Covers have heavy wear to the outer corners, edge wear, and some vertical creases. Front cover has some water stains, don't penetrate the inside except at the top spine end of the front endpapers. Spine is browned.

Softcover. First Edition; First Printing. Book condition is Very Good- in stiff wraps. Some scuffing to edges of front and rear panel, a few bumps to corners. Top corner of front end page has been clipped. Crease to top corner of a few pages, and some creasing to exterior. Text is unmarked, illustrated throughout. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall. …

Hardcover. Blue paper over boards with gilt lettering; off-white vellum spine with gilt lettering; bw frontispiece; 8 preliminary leaves, 219 pp; illustrated in bw and color, some mounted and portraits in bw and color, some mounted. Issued in blue cardboard slipcase. "Six hundred copies of the catalogue have been printed." "The Thomas Fortune Ryan collection" (preliminary leaves) by Leslie Hyam. Some buyers' names and prices written in/. Good- (aging and foxing spots to spine, light foxing to block edges and end pages. Pages are otherwise clean and binding is tight.…

Hardcover. (2 vols) Brown cloth boards with tan spine. Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. 547 total pages, numerous b/w photographs. Contents: V. 1. French furniture [and others], Art of the Orient, sale Apr. 23-26 -- v. 2. English, French & other paintings [and others], Gothic and Renaissance art. VG- (covers show edge wear and age toning. corners rubbed. volumes have some staining and edge damage. interior pages may have hand written notes.…

HC. 275pp Scarce catalogue of the April, 1929, landmark auction sale of the collection built over 30 years by Howard Reifsnyder and formerly contained in The Reifsnyder Residence; The Pennsylvania Museum; and, Mount Pleasant Mansion, Philadelphia. Items sold by the order of the Executors Hannah G. Reifsnyder and Corn Exchange National Bank and Trust Company, Philadelphia. Prices realized written in for each item in Red Ink. This auction set a record for the highest price paid for a piece of American furniture when Henry F. Dupont purchased Item 696 - "The Very Important Van Pelt Chippendale Carved Mahogany Highboy, Philadelphia circa 1770" for the sum of $44,000 (1929 pre-crash dollars!!!) for Winterthur. Lot 656 "Important Queen Anne Carved Fiddle-Back Side Chair, Philadelphia, circa 1730" sold for $9,000, and in January 2002 this same chair sold to a private collector at Christie's New York for $666,000, believed to be an auction record for American Queen Anne side chairs. The similar chair (Lot 655) sold for $38,500 at Sotheby's in June 1990. An unbelievable auction catalogue, and as important as the 1929 Girl Scouts Loan Exhibition catalogue. good+, blue buckram cloth (hardcover). B&W illustrations (ilustrador). …

Hardcover. Blue printed thick card gl;ued wraps. 275 pp. Profuse BW illustrations; one fold-out. On spine: Refisnyder Collection. Issued in conjunction with a sale of colonial furniture once owned by Philadelphian Howard Reifsynder, held April 24-27, 1929. Said to be a landmark sale of collectibles, the "greatest American furniture sale ever held," that included tables, chairs, benches, sideboards, bookcases, chests, clocks, quilts, pewter pieces, and more. With an introduction by Leslie A. Hyam and Shirley Falcke. The annotated catalogue presents the 717 lot items, and some illustrations are included. The sale took in more than $600,000. The fold-out is a family tree of the Fenimore Family. A real piece of history. VG. Minor wear to covers. Some stickers and previous owner's marks inside. Many prices written in inkl in margins, clean otherwise. …

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Hbk, narrow 4to, 273pp, 711 numbered lots, profusely illustr b+w photos, specialty edition bound in half white vellum over blue paper-covered boards, dulled gilt spine titles, gift inscription and prev ownerÕs details on front endpaper, prices realized in light pencil throughout the text, otherwise a fine, clean, tight copy and a handsome volume, called the Ògreatest American furniture sale ever held, 'For four days in April, 1929, collectors battled each other in the halls of the American Art Association as Major Parke knocked down lot after lot for staggering prices.' This volume is a testament to the collectors' passion in first quarter of the 20th century.…

Softcover. Tan wraps with black lettering. 193 pp. with numerous bw images and one bw folding plate (Imperial Silk Brocade Hanging). Auction catalogue from the collection of Yamanaka & Company, London and New York, sold on December 4th to 7th, 1929. Sale number 3798. 1017 items, each described in brief. With a foreword by Leslie Hyam and Shirley Falcke. The sale was in 4 sessions, each a different day. Yamanaka & Company was an Asian art firm founded by Yamanaka Sadajiro (1865-1936) and had locations in New York (1895), Boston (1899) and London (1900); also an agent in Paris (1905), office in Beijing (1917) and branch in Chicago (1928). VG+ internally but for art museum blind stamp (not library stamp) to bottom of title page; normal general shelf wear to covers (light age toning and fingerprint smudging; bottom half inch of spine's outer layer missing).…