Inscribed by Robert Browning

One volume, The Pied Piper of Hamlin by Robert Browning, inscribed 1896 and leather bound with colorful illustrations. One volume, Sara Crewe or What Happened at Miss Minchin's by Frances Hodgson Burn

dated October 25, 1833 inscribed Robert Cousins Lynn Spencer Browning & Rust , London Day or Night , no cover on endmeasuring 20.5" closed and 35" open

A cloth bound book, inscribed on the inside cover Robert Browning Sept 12, 1835 followed by to passages of greek poetry and one in Italian, a pencilled inscription follows on the second page, gift by

Robert Browning Settlement 1903-1906 / 1907, The First Eight Years of The Robert Browning Settlement 1895-1902, Robert Browning Settlement 1895-1905 inscribed Cecil Rogerson, Claytons Sermons printed

A plaster cast of Pen's (Robert Weideman Barrett Browning) hand inscribed in pen to the underside, Model of Pennines hand at the age of about 9 years, possibly the work of sculptor Harriet Hosmer. 19c

3 copies of Robert Browning by Francis M, Sim, all 3 copies inscribed presented to the Browning Settlement by Lady Sim, June 1931 plus 4 copies entitled Some Memories of Robert Browning by his Daughte

RBB personal effects as listed in the Settlement collection, Small red leather string box, Clothes Brush. Robert Barrett Browning Wallingford Regatta 1865, Pewter Throphy Mug inscribed. framed pressed

Sarianna Browning, a small framed pencil sketch inscribed on Reverse, House at Hatcham where Robert lived when meeting with Elizabeth Barrett, and where he wrote his love letters. Titled in pencil by

A Bust of Robert Browning by his son Robert Barrett Pen Browning, made in Pentelicus Marble in 1886 and presented to the browning settlement by the artist in 1906. (Listed as lot 1260 from Sothebys Br

Robert Browning address book containing names and addresses for friends and acquaintances including Matthew Arnold, W.Gladstone, J.Milsand and Lord Tennyson together with Small photo card of Robert Br

An Original letter From Robert Browning to his sister Sarianna, with post mark from Bagni Di Lucca, dated July 2nd 1849. (with 3 page transcript).

Robert Browning's Fedora hat initialled to the inside rim together with RB's stag horn handled ebony walking cane.

A signed letter by Robert Browning to a Mr Macready (William Charles Macready) undated.

2 albums tilted Robert Browning photographs book 1/2 including portrait photos and prints of RB, RBB and EBB. Including signed photos for Sarianna Browning and Fannie Barrett Browning. (Approximately

A lock of Robert Browning's hair in a yellow metal pendant mount and cased in a leather box with the Initials R.B. To cover,dated Dec 12, 1889. (case 11cm x 8.5cm).

A letter from Robert Browing to Robert Browning Senior discussing the sale of Nomenclator, Genealogies of the Characters of the Old Testament by RB SNR, also writing of Pen Browning and Sarianna, sign

The original marriage certificate for Robert Browning and Elizabeth Moulton Barrett dated 1846, mounted on card, signed by Thomas Wood Goldhawk, together with a photocopy of the original.

A copy of Dramatic Idyls, Second series by Robert Browning, published by Smith, Elder & Co. 1880, brown canvas with black and gold detailing, inscription to the inside reads Lady Lindsey with RBs best

An autographed letter By Robert Browning to Mrs Emilie Schlesinger, asking for a favour, Warwick Crescent, dated 6th May, 1868 on watermarked paper and with the original envelope.

An original short manuscript by Robert Browning, titled, Instructions for Riding. Unsigned, provenance, The Robert Browning Settlement collection.

A small leather visiting card case with 6 of Robert Browning's cards and 1 for Robert Barrett Browning, 29 De Vere Gardens W and Palazzo Rezzonico.

Rackham, Arthur (illustrator) The Pied Piper of Hamelin. [By] Robert Browning London: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd, 1934. 2 copies, both first editions, deluxe issues, each one of 410 copies signed by R

A signed letter addressed to Mr Macquoid (Thomas Robert Macquoid R.A) from Robert Browning, apologising and discussing his Son RBB, dated April 3rd, 1884.

A letter written and signed by the poet Robert Browning along with the envelope and his portrait. The letter was sent to Lady Hatherly and is dated May 8, 1873. Robert Browning was a very well known E