London: G. Philip & Sons, 1884. First edition thus. Blue cloth with superb sunrise design and lettering in gold on cover, gilt spine and rear design emblem. Head and tailpieces, initials throughout. Covers sl. wear, else very good. Scarce. (Item #255)
London: Tinsley Brothers, 1876. First edition. Two volumes. Original light blue blindstamped cloth. Woodcut devices throughout as head and tailpieces, chapter initials, by Walter Crane. Rare treatise on contemporary women artists such as Helen Allingham, Laura Theresa Alma-Tadema, Lucy Rossetti (Macox Brown), E.V.B. and many more. Spine on volume two..... (Item #939)
London: Macmillan, 1859. First edition. Publisher's blue cloth with exquisite cover illustration stamped in bright gold consisting of figures wrapped around and climbing up vines, spine gilt lettering. Exquisite double spread wood-engraved frontispiece and illustrations throughout by Richard Doyle. A fine copy of a thoroughly enchanting Victorian book... (Item #921)
![Scott, Weir, Tenniel] Parables from Nature. Mrs. Alfred Gatty](/pictures/thumb/199.jpg?v=1557340466)
London: Bell and Daldy, 1865. 8vo. Third and Fourth Series. Elaborate gilt cloth (violet) with inset gilt cover design, beveled boards. Illustrations by W.B. Scott, Harrison Weir, John Tenniel and much more. AEG. Covers worn, rear spine discolored. Good only. (Item #199)
![Millais, J.E] The Parables of our Lord. Thomas Guthrie](/pictures/thumb/454.jpg?v=1557340557)
London: Alexander Strahan, 1866. Original publisher's brown gilt cloth with designs on cover and spine. Full page frontispiece woodcut illustration by J.E. Millais. Covers show wear, esp on edges ad extr. of boards and spine. Both hinges are intact, one stain latter page. (Item #454)
Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1876. First edition. 8vo. Original olive green cloth with black embossed design and gilt lettering on cover and spine. Four wood-engraved illustrations by ARTHUR HUGHES, 15 other illustrations, whole and half-page by Darley, Shepherd, Hallock, etc. AEG. Corners very slightly worn, a fine copy of a beautiful..... (Item #217)
London: Bell and Daldy, 1861. First edition. 8vo. Original plum publisher's cloth with elaborate gilt blocked design cover and spine. AEG. Two woodcut engravings by Hunt, one by J.E. Millais, and 11 other by contemporary artists. AEG. Covers sl. faded, bottom of spine frayed, corners bumped. Internally very clean and..... (Item #200)
London: Chapman and Hall, 1862. First edition. 8vo. Two Volumes. Original red-brown patterned cloth, gilt spines. 40 superb wood engravings by J.E. MILLAIS. Both volumes show heavy wear to covers and spine, with chipping, discoloration esp. to spines. Foxing throughout. Otherwise, a tight copy of a book seldom seen in..... (Item #205)
London: Macmillan, 1896. First edition. 12mo. Blue illustrated cloth with gilt lettering. 13 superb woodcut illustrations by Walter Crane. Covers slightly soiled, spine sunned. Very good. (Item #803)
London: Socialist League Office, 1888. First edition. Printed wrappers with Social League woodcut drawing on cover. 22pp. No. 6 in the series. Browning, soiled and slightly disbound. (Item #533)
![Mosher Press] The House of Life, A Sonnet-Sequence. Dante Gabriel Rossetti](/pictures/thumb/253.jpg?v=1557340493)
Portland: Thomas B. Mosher, 1898. First edition thus. Small 8vo. Original card wrappers with cover design. #55 of 100 Copies on Japan Vellum. A fine copy. (Item #253)
London: Macmillan, 1865. First edition; first issue. Original fine wove tan cloth with cover stamped design of knight on horse, concentric gilt ruled borders on cover, spine stamped in gold. Original dark green endpapers. Woodcut illustrations by J.E. Millais, John Tenniel, H.K. Browne and others. Top edges gilt. Exceedingly scarce..... (Item #801)
London: Day and Son, 1869. First edition. Thick quarto. Original lavishly gilt and interwoven brown cloth both covers and spine, bevelled boards. Chromolithographed title and half-title, 100 chromolithographed plates printed on thick card paper each with tissue guard providing a thorough overview of the art of illumination from the 6th-16th..... (Item #955)
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