The Dictionary of English Furniture, Three Volumes

The Dictionary of English Furniture From the Middle to the Late Georgian Period, by Percy Macquoid & Ralph Edwards, with a General Introduction by H. Avray Tipping. Complete in Three Volumes. London

Percy Macquoid and Ralph Edwards 3 volumes Dictionary of English Furniture. Scribners, London, 1924 ROCO8652 GO

Three Antique Leather Bound Sets of Non-Fiction Booksto include: Webster's Complete Dictionary of the English Language (London: Bell and Daldy, n.d., circa 1864), two volumes, quarto (11 in.), three-q

Three Books on British Fine Art and One on British Furniture DesignPictures in the Royal Collection (1963), consisting of separate text and plate volumes housed in a slipcase; A Dictionary of Artists

NO RESERVE Collectables.- Edwards (Ralph) The Dictionary of English Furniture, 3 vol., limited edition, illustrations, many full-page, original cloth, dust-jackets, creasing to edges, 1983 § Prin

After the c. 1800 original in the Victoria and Albert Museum, a painted and gilt open armchair with fitted drop in seat., 20th c. NOTE: original as documented in The Dictionary of English Furniture by

[Decorative Arts] MacQuoid, Percy, and Ralph EdwardsThe Dictionary of English Furniture: From the Middle Ages to the Late Georgian PeriodLondon: Country Life/New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1924-27

[Decorative Arts] MacQuoid, Percy, and Ralph EdwardsThe Dictionary of English Furniture: From the Middle Ages to the Late Georgian PeriodLondon: Country Life/New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1924-27

(5) Vols., English Furniture and Clocks, Includes: Percy MacQuoid and Ralph Edwards. The Dictionary of English Furniture. (3) vols., Antique Collector's Club, 1983, #577/1,000 copies; with, R. W. Symo

A large lot of reference books on antique furniture, violins, art, and more, titles including "The Dictionary of English Furniture", vol. 1 - 3, by Edwards, "American Decorative Arts and Paintings in

Books on furniture including Edwards' Shorter Dictionary of English Furniture and Watson's Louis XVI Furniture.

including three volumes Furniture Treasury by Nutting, Furniture in England by Lenygon, Practical Book of American Antiques by Garden City Publishing, and more Provenance: items from the collection of

including three volumes Furniture Treasury by Nutting, Furniture in England by Lenygon, Practical Book of American Antiques by Garden City Publishing, and more Provenance: items from the collection of

[Hayward, Thomas, editor.] THE QUINTESSENCE OF ENGLISH POETRY…. IN THREE VOLUMES. London: O. Payne, 1740. 12mo. 3 vols. [4], xxiv, [20], 288; [2], 312; [2], 312 pp. Bound in period paneled calf.

4 Volumes - A History of English Furniture in four volumes by Percy Macquoid 1972 Paperbacks.

"English Poetry" in three volumes, with Introduction and Notes, The Harvard Classics Volume #40, 41, and 42, published by P.F. Collier & Son, New York, 1937. Hard boards, original red cloth [a little

Compact Edition Oxford English Dictionary Box Set. The Compact Edition of the oxford English Dictionary Volume 1(A-0) & 2(P-Z)

The quintessential Oxford dictionary in 20 volumes. 1998 edition, all with protective slip covers. Ex library, excellent condition. 9.5 x 12.5." This is considered the finest dictionary in the world.D

A dictionary of the English and German Languages. / Englisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Englisches Worterbuch. Carlsruhe / London: Gottlieb Braun, 1831. 4to. 8 3/4 by 10 1/2" [27x22cm]. xiv, [4], 464 + [6]

LOT (2) VOLUMES INCLUDING ENGLISH FURNITURE AND ENGLISH AND OTHER NEEDLEWORK-THE COLLECTIONS OF IRWIN UNTERMEYER, HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1958 & 1955 PROVENANCE: ESTATE OF NINA UNTERMEYER

Books: The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language, volumes 2 & 4, by John Ogilvie, edited by Charles Annandale. Published by Blackie & Son Ltd., 1903. Together with The Pilgrim's Progress, by Joh

Johnson, Samuel. "A Dictionary of the English Language" Volumes I & II, abstracted from the Folio Edition, Third Edition. London; A. Millar, et al, MDCCLXVI (1766). Full calf with raised bands and spr

(3) Volumes of "English Furniture of the Eighteenth Century" by Herbert Cescinsky, Special Edition Prepared by the Waverly Book Company, pages seem intact, spines no longer attached

First half 19th century. A sack back Windsor armchair, oak with burled oak seat, splits wear and stripped of original green paint. 16" seat ht. 41.5"h. A small round oak stand, age splits on top and o