Thomas Garner, Arthur Stratton The Domestic Architecture of England Folio 1911

Thomas Garner, Arthur Stratton, The Domestic Architecture of England During the Tudor Period, Illustrated in a series of Photographs and Measured Drawings of Country Mansions, Manor Houses and smaller

Thomas Garner, Arthur Stratton, The Domestic Architecture of England During the Tudor Period, Illustrated in a series of Photographs and Measured Drawings of Country Mansions, Manor Houses and smaller

DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE OF ENGLAND DURING THE TUDOR PERIOD, GARNER & STRATTON, 2 VOLUMES, 1911Thomas Garner & Arthur Stratton, 2 volumes, folio size, 1911, Cheswick Press, London, cloth binding

DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE OF ENGLAND DURING THE TUDOR PERIOD, GARNER & STRATTON, VOLUME 2 ONLY, 1911Thomas Garner & Arthur Stratton, volume 2 only, folio size, 1911, Cheswick Press, London, cloth binding

Heading: Author: Garner, Thomas and Arthur Stratton Title: The Domestic Architecture of England during the Tudor Period Place Published: New York Publisher:Scribner's Date Published: [1929]<

1) E.A. Ruggles; SMALL STONE HOUSES OF THE COTSWOLD DISTRICT (1931) folio, leatherette, boards loose, spine partly detached, plates very good; 2) Rowland C. Hunter; OLD HOUSES IN ENGLAND (1930) small

Thomas Willis (1850-1925). Mixed media, paint and silk. Signed T Willis, LR and dated 1911. Image size&nbsp; aprox 17-1/2" x 31-1/2". Framed size 25-1/2 x 39".

Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait (1819 - 1905) England Oil on Board Measure 10 1/4"in H x 12 3/4"in W and 17"in H x 19 1/2"in W x 2 1/2"in D with frame Known for: Animal, game and domestic fowl and hunting sce

Architecture.- Georgian Society (The). Records of Eighteenth Century Domestic Architecture and Decoration in Dublin, 5 vol., first edition, each vol. one of 600 copies or fewer, vol.5 & 2 with publish

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers Pottery Double face jug England, 1911salt-glazed stoneware 5.25 h x 5 dia in (13 x 13 cm) Incised signature and date to underside 'R.W. Martin + Bros.

EDWIN THOMAS ROBERTSEngland, 1840-1917"Naval Manoeuvres". Signed lower right "Edwin Roberts". Titled on frame plaque.Oil on canvas, 28&rdquo; x 26&rdquo;. Framed 34&rdquo; x 42&rdquo;. Provenance:Chri

THOMAS BUTTERSWORTHEngland, 1768-1842&#8220;In Channel Off Dover&#8221;. Signed lower right &#8220;T. Buttersworth&#8221;. Titled on gallery label verso.Oil on canvas, 17.75&#8221; x 24&#8221;. Framed

Courtship Scene, Cavalier Period, crowded with high relief plants, animals, bird, fish and domestic period architecture, reflecting pool lower center, the woman with a real seed pearl necklace, in mod

Framed oil painting on lined canvas, Portrait of a Lady, unsigned, in the manner of Sir Thomas Lawrence (England, 1769-1830), later plaque identifying the sitter as Lady Georgiana Grey, blacklight exa

(pair) Chesterfield green leather armchairs, by Thomas Lloyd, England, c. 1980's, having shaped button back, over bolster arms, with nail head accents to fronts, removable seat cushion, rising on turn

POCHOIR FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS. IRIBE, PAUL; GEORGE BARBIER and GEORGES LEPAPE. L'&#233;ventail et la Fourrure chez Paquin. Paris: Paquin for Maquet, 1911. Folio (483 x 344 mm). 7 pochoir plates, 4 of

TALL-CASE CLOCK BY THOMAS READIpswich, England, First Half of the 18th CenturyMahogany case. Bonnet with coffin-style top. Brass eagle and turned steeple-top finials supported by fluted plinths with b

Gower, John (1325?-1408) De Confessione Amantis. London: Thomas Berthelette, 1554.Folio, third edition, title page printed within woodcut compartment (McKerrow & Ferguson 26); text printed in gothic l

A finely cut blue cameo glass perfume bottle in the elongated form of a swan&#39;s head, created late 19th century by Thomas Webb &amp; Sons (England). The design dates to 1884, as indicated by the En

Thomas Hill (1829 - 1908) England Oil on Canvas Measure 29"in H x 39 3/4"in W and 36"in H x 46 1/2"in W with frame Known for: Western landscape, national park painting Biography: Thomas Hill was born

Shakespeare (William) The Tragedy of Richard the Third, from the Second Folio, pp.173-204, double column, woodcut head-piece and decorative initial, trimmed occasionally just touching ruled border but

Fine quality and heavy antique silver epergne centrepiece by silversmiths Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham, 1911. The detachable branches hold in place the nut dishes. The central detachable

New England Farm; lithograph, from edition of 300, commissioned and circulated by the Friends of Art of Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS; under glass and matted in wood frame with black finish a

Edwin Thomas Roberts (1840 - 1917) England. "Afternoon Tea." Portrait of a finely dressed lady drinking tea. Measure 30 1/4" x 25 1/4". Frame" 37" x 42"in