Whistler's The Gentle Art of Making Enemies

[Art] Whistler, James McNeill The Gentle Art of Making Enemies... London: William Heinemann, 1890. First English edition. Square 8vo. (xvi), 292 pp. From the library of NAACP leader Arthur Spingarn, a

Signed Early Edition 1890 The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies by James Mcneill Whistler, Published by Chelsea. Early Edition Signed and dedicated by the Author. 8.25 inches H x 6.5 W. Some sun discolorat

Whistler, James Abbott MacNeill. THE GENTLE ART OF MAKING ENEMIES. Chelsea, (1890). Octavo, orig. cloth-backed gilt-stamped boards. Title-page signed by early reader, with engraved calling card of Mr.

This is a lot of 3 books this lot includes;-1904 The Gentle Art of Making Enemies by James Mcneil Whistler.Third EditionLondon (MCMIV) 1904William Heinemann 340 Numbered Pages-1925 The Life of James M

Books: Three books comprising Wrecking Activities at Power Stations in the Soviet Union, 1933; Triumph in the West, 1943-1946, by Arthur Bryant; and The Gentle Art of Making Enemies, by James McNeill

“The Gentle Art of Murder, 1934”, by Alexander L. Schlosser printed at Vanguard Press, 1934. 277 pages, original cloth binding , very good, measures 5.25 x 8”. Please note that this lot has a co

Five late 20th century Royal Doulton porcelain figures from the "Gentle Arts" Collection. Includes "Adornment" with cheval mirror, "Tapestry Weaving" with loom, "Painting" with easel, "Writing" with d

RARE Royal Doulton "Gentle Arts" 2 piece Porcelain Figurine. The painting is also made of porcelain. It measures 7" tall and is in excellent condition.

ROYAL DOULTON THE GENTLE ARTS BISQUE PORCELAIN FIGURINE, H 8 3/4", W 6", FLOWER ARRANGING:The figurine, Flower Arranging, HN3040. Together with metal flower stand, original box, certificate, and stand

The Gentle Arts collection, for the second time in Royal Doultons history, offers a series of crinoline ladies for which Royal Doulton was so famous for throughout the world. The first collection, Lad

The Gentle Arts collection, for the second time in Royal Doultons history, offers a series of crinoline ladies for which Royal Doulton was so famous for throughout the world. The first collection, Lad

The Gentle Arts series. Matte finish figurine and metal spinning wheel set. Royal Doulton backstamp. Good condition. Artist: Peggy Davies Issued: 1984; Ltd. 750 Dimensions: 7.25"H Manufacturer: Royal

THE GENTLE ARTS PAINTING NO. 322 AND WRITING NO. 361 Size 6 1/2" TO 7" H

THE GENTLE ARTS FLOWER ARRANGING NO. 110 AND ADORNMENT NO. 369 Size 8 1/2" H

THE GENTLE ARTS SPINNING NO. 355 AND TAPESTRY WEAVING NO. 434 Size 6 1/4" H

Part of The Gentle Arts Collection, figural sitting with feathered pen in hand and dog on her lap penning a letter. In lovely yellow dress trimmed in white and green ruffle with floral and vine design

Part of The Gentle Arts series this matte finish figural in traditional dress has blue lace up bodice, cream skirt with floral design at hem and matching bonnet. Limited edition 569 of 750. Royal Doul

Part of the Gentle Arts series, glossy figural dressed in blue holding a paint palette and brush contemplating her artwork. Limited edition 140 of 750. Royal Doulton backstamp. Largest piece: 5.5"L x

Porcelain figurine of a lady in a colorful striped dress with a vase of flowers on a brass stand. From the Gentle Arts Series. Produced in a limited edition of 750. Royal Doulton backstamp. This item

Part of The Gentle Arts series this matte finish figural in traditional dress has blue lace up bodice, cream skirt with floral design at hem and matching bonnet. Limited edition 693 of 750. Royal Doul

Woman in pink floral dress on a moss green chair with tapestry stand next to her. The Gentle Arts collection. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Pauline Parsons Issued: 1985; Ltd. 750 Dimensions: 7.5"H

Part of the Gentle Arts Series, this lovely lady dressed in striped dress carrying an arm basket of flowers, standing next to a bouquet on stand. Limited edition 726 of 750. Royal Doulton backstamp. L

"In Every Man's Pocket by Doctor Franklin." Overall with frame 19" high x 15" wide.

early 19th c Dr Franklin rebus "The Art of Making Money Plenty", published by John C King, London, 11 3/4" x 7 7/8", creases & folds