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  • New WEBSTER Christopher
    R D Chantrell: And the architecture of a lost generation (1793-1872)

    Spire Books 2010

    338pp illustrated with 196 illustations. 4to. Fine in dust wrapper. Chantrell - along with many architects of his generation - has hitherto been confined to the shadows of architectural history, shadows cast so adeptly by Pugin and the Ecclesiologists. This book reconsiders his many achievements and sets them within the context of architectural theory and practice of his time. Beautifully produced book. Renowned around Yorkshire for his work at Leeds Parish Church.

    Stock ID: 22771
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  • SYMONDSON Anthony and BUCKNALL Stephen
    Sir Ninian Comper

    Spire Books and the Ecclesiological Society 2006

    336pp illustrated with b/w plates. Small 4to. Very good in dust wrapper. One of 10 copies published for the family. The dust wrapper is illustrating Comper's church interior at St Mary's Wellingborough. Comper (1864-1960 was one of the great Gothic Revival architects. The study includes a complete gazetteer of some 600 entries and a reprint of Comper's influential essay "Atmosphere of a Church".

    Stock ID: 22764
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  • BOLDT, George C. and MITCHELL, Herbert
    The Waldorf Astoria, New York

    New York Letter Press American Lithographic Co. 1903

    Unpaginated. [ 62pp] Paper wraps. Gold embossed title on upper cover. Landscape octavo. H19.8cm x W23.3cm First 8 pages, text, highlighting points of special interest for visitors, alongside available facilities at the hotel. Remainder of book, black and white photographs taken by George C. Boldt documenting the bedrooms, public and service areas of the hotel. A fascinating and illuminating item. Wraps a bit age worn and foxed, and all edges chipped. Internally, some foxing throughout and the latter pages are torn at the bottom right corner, approx, 2-4cm. Images and text not affected by these age appropriate flaws however. Very scarce.

    Stock ID: 22759
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  • [NEUTRA] DREXLER Arthur & HINES Thomas S
    The Architecture of Richard Neutra from International Style to California Modern

    New York MOMA 1982

    114pp illustrated with b/w plates throughout. Square 4to. Wrappers. A little worn on the wrappers else very good.

    Stock ID: 22741
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  • [PROUVÉ] ARCHIERI, Jean-François; LEVASSEUR, Jean-Pierre.
    COURS CNAM 1957-1970: Essai de reconstitution du cours à partir des archives Jean Prouvé

    Mardaga 1995

    310pp illustrated with a series of sketches by Prouvé. Text in French. 4to. Wrappers. Spine creased.

    Stock ID: 22740
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  • FENTON, Joseph [ HOLL Stephen] Introduction
    Pamphlet Architecture no 11 Hybrid Buildings

    San Francisco & New York Pamphlet Architecture and Wiliam Stout 1985

    46pp illustrated. Small 4to. Stapled pamphlet. Good copy. no 11 of 37 issued as a series. Pamphlet Architecture was initiated in 1977 as an independent basis for ideas exchanges and has had an enduring presence as a place where theoretical ideas have been exchanged. Small write up on the history of the series on line [ accessed 06/03/2024] https://archinect.com/features/article/147814975/inside-pamphlet-how-one-of-the-most-enduring-experimental-architecture-publications-got-its-start .

    Stock ID: 22739
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  • (VAN DER ROHE) SCHULZE Franz (Ed.)
    Mies van de Rohe: Critical Essays

    MOMA, New York 1989

    206pp with b/w illustrations throughout. 4to, cloth vg in similar d/w with protective glassine. Scholarly reassessment of the architect produced to coincide with the centenary of his birth. Contributions by James Inigo Freed, Fritz Neumeyer, Richard Pommer and Wolf Tegethoff.

    Stock ID: 22729
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  • DARWIN Robin CBE
    Windows for Coventry

    Colchester The Royal College of Art June 1956

    10pp 2 full page colour photographs 12 b/w photographs. Collated by different authors such as Basil Spence, A.R.A on the Function of the windows, Lawrence Lee, A.R.C.A , and Geoff Clarke, A.R.C.A on their Iconography, and An Appreciation by Basil Taylor. Covers a bit worn from general use and slight crease vertically through the pamphlet, else good. Loose piece of paper slipped in with summaries of six of the 10 great windows created for the nave of the new cathedral and a plan of their intended location. A note from an unknown Charles to John regarding the leaflet (and publication?). From the collection of George G. Pace.

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    Colchester The Royal College of Art June 1956

    10pp 2 full page colour photographs 12 b/w photographs. Collated by different authors such as Basil Spence, A.R.A on the Function of the windows, Lawrence Lee, A.R.C.A , and Geoff Clarke, A.R.C.A on their Iconography, and An Appreciation by Basil Taylor. Covers a bit worn from general use and slight crease vertically through the pamphlet, else good. Loose piece of paper slipped in with summaries of six of the 10 great windows created for the nave of the new cathedral and a plan of their intended location. A note from an unknown Charles to John regarding the leaflet (and publication?). From the collection of George G. Pace.

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    Stock ID: 22722
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  • (RIBA - ROYAL INSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS)
    Airports and Airways 1937 Catalogue to the Exhibition Arranged by the Royal Institute of British Architects

    London Royal Institute of British Architects 1937

    99pp + lxi advertisements. B/W plates. 4to. illustrated wrapper which is faded on the spine and the first 5cm of the left side of the upper cover. Very good otherwise. An in-depth and technical account of the subject. Consists of three main sections: Progress in the air, Airports and Aerial Photography. From the library of George G. Pace.

    Stock ID: 22721
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  • [BRASILIA]
    Brasilia - three items A pamphlet for the ICA Exhibition at Dover Street; Book entitled Brasilia; and Booklet also entitled Brasilia

    Brasilia: the building of a new capital for Brazil, an exhibition under the auspices of the Brazilian Embassy in London held at the ICA Dover Street 1958 4pp folded paper leaftlet: Vg. Brasilia 42pp book with white wrappers. Small square 4to. Illustrated with b/w plates and plans on acetate. Good copy but white wrappers a little age worn. Text in Spanish, English and French. Contributions by J. O. de Meira Penna, Luicio Costa and Oscar Niemeyer. 1958. Brasilia 24pp booklet with black wrappers. Small 4to. Complimentary to the book, b/w photographs of buildings, sculpture and layout and produced to accompany the exhibition [?] Useful period material on the development of Brasilia. Covers a little rubbed and worn. From the…

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    Brasilia: the building of a new capital for Brazil, an exhibition under the auspices of the Brazilian Embassy in London held at the ICA Dover Street 1958 4pp folded paper leaftlet: Vg. Brasilia 42pp book with white wrappers. Small square 4to. Illustrated with b/w plates and plans on acetate. Good copy but white wrappers a little age worn. Text in Spanish, English and French. Contributions by J. O. de Meira Penna, Luicio Costa and Oscar Niemeyer. 1958. Brasilia 24pp booklet with black wrappers. Small 4to. Complimentary to the book, b/w photographs of buildings, sculpture and layout and produced to accompany the exhibition [?] Useful period material on the development of Brasilia. Covers a little rubbed and worn. From the library of George G Pace.

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    Stock ID: 22718
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  • ( VOYSEY) SIMPSON, Duncan.
    C.F.A. Voysey: an architect of individuality

    Lund Humphries 1979 1979

    160pp illustrated with b/w plates and line ills. Preface by Sir James Richards. Square 4to. Wraps. Good copy of this scarce assessment of Voysey's career. Top and base of spine a little chipped and front inside hinge cracked along the bottom 3-4cm. Very good otherwise

    Stock ID: 22706
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  • [HINES]
    Edward Hines Lumber Co. 22 Yards in Chicago and Suburbs. Style Trends

    National Plans Service Inc 1944

    32pp colour images and plans throughout. A brochure illustrating various mid century houses from which potential buyers could select their house styles. Lovely period item. Very good copy. Decorated wrappers. Stapled.

    Stock ID: 22695
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  • [WOBURN ABBEY] PARRY John Docwra
    History and Description of Woburn and its Abbey etc etc Dedicated by permission to the Duke and Duchess of Bedford

    xii + 4 + 320pp, frontis and 5 double page lithographic views. Recent quarter calf, marbled boards. Very good copy.

    Stock ID: 22658
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  • [SULGRAVE MANOR] SMITH, H Clifford
    Sulgrave Manor and the Washingtons: a history and guide to the tudor home of George Washington's Ancestors

    London Jonathan Cape 1933

    260pp illus with cxvpp b/w plates and further text ills. 4to. Gilt lettered and green cloth. Some pages uncut. Foreword by Viscount Lee of Fareham. Corners sl. rubbed else very good copy. Bookpate of Josceline Grove on front paste down and a description of the book pasted-down onto f.e.p. Detailed account of the house and garden and its purchase and in 1914.

    Stock ID: 22655
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  • [FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT] ELLIOTT Sam, [ Editor ]
    Frank Lloyd Wright

    Chicago Kelmscott Gallery 1981

    Exhibition catalogue, 64pp illustrated with b/w plates. Loosely inserted price list for the individual plates from the Wasmuth portfolio for sale at the time. This was a comprehensive selling exhibition.

    Stock ID: 22622
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  • COLVIN Howard M (General Editor)
    The History of the Kings Works

    London HMSO 1963-1973

    6 volumes plus plans. Vols.I and II: The Middle Ages; Vol.III: 1485-1660 (Part I); Vol.IV: 1485-1660 (Part II); Vol.V: 1660-1782; 4 large scale plans 1-IV in plan box, Dust wrappers rather worn else a good set. From the collection of Beric Morley.

    Stock ID: 22615
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  • WALKER, J. G. and L. A. B
    A Series of Monumental Brasses from the 13th to the 16th Century drawn and engraved by 1864

    Reprinted 1975 with corrections and additions by J A Goodall F.S.A. London. Phillips & Page 1975

    Limited edition

    Stock ID: 22574
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  • Map of the Overstone Hall Estate in the Parishes of Overstone and Sywell in the County of Northampton by [OVERSTONE HALL]
    [OVERSTONE HALL]
    Map of the Overstone Hall Estate in the Parishes of Overstone and Sywell in the County of Northampton

    London Reid & Son. c1832

    Engraved map with hand-colouring 420 x 530mm No date. Includes a vignette of the 18th century house and another of the primary entrance route from the Moulton gate. Overstone Hall was acquired by the banker Lewis Loyd on February 9, 1832 for £117,500 Loyd who had made his fortune as a partner in Jones, Lloyd & Co. (later merged into what is today NatWest) purchased Overstone as his country estate. This plan dates possibly from the sale particulars when it was acquired in 1832. It shows the park layout. The house as shown in this image was later incorporated into an eclectically styled Victorian pile designed by S S Tuelon's brother, W M Teulon…

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    London Reid & Son. c1832

    Engraved map with hand-colouring 420 x 530mm No date. Includes a vignette of the 18th century house and another of the primary entrance route from the Moulton gate. Overstone Hall was acquired by the banker Lewis Loyd on February 9, 1832 for £117,500 Loyd who had made his fortune as a partner in Jones, Lloyd & Co. (later merged into what is today NatWest) purchased Overstone as his country estate. This plan dates possibly from the sale particulars when it was acquired in 1832. It shows the park layout. The house as shown in this image was later incorporated into an eclectically styled Victorian pile designed by S S Tuelon's brother, W M Teulon who is better known for his landscape work including at near by Althorp. Teulon's house was lost in a fire in 2001 and is now a shell. Reputedly it was hated by the client, Lord Overstone, when built. The park is a golf course and the gardens close to the house have been largely developed for housing. Early documentation of the house prior to William Millard Teulon's alterations is rare. Paper a little dusty and has been folded.

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    Stock ID: 22566
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  • Coombe Abbey, Warwickshire Original Water Colour by COLLINS, William Wiehe, [ 1862-1951]
    COLLINS, William Wiehe, [ 1862-1951]
    Coombe Abbey, Warwickshire Original Water Colour

    1911

    Watercolour of the Abbey before 19th century work was largely demolished. The last Earl of Craven to live in Coombe Abbey was William Craven, 4th Earl of Craven. When he died in 1921 his wife Cornelia Countess of Craven decided to sell the property. It was bought in 1923 by a Coventry builder named John Grey. Initially he held a contents sale but 18 months later held a demolition sale leading to much of the 19th century work, which was that of W E Nesfield, being lost. Great watercolour of the house and garden setting. Now a hotel. Collins was an English architectural and landscape genre painter, best known for his watercolour painting. He studied at Lambeth School…

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    1911

    Watercolour of the Abbey before 19th century work was largely demolished. The last Earl of Craven to live in Coombe Abbey was William Craven, 4th Earl of Craven. When he died in 1921 his wife Cornelia Countess of Craven decided to sell the property. It was bought in 1923 by a Coventry builder named John Grey. Initially he held a contents sale but 18 months later held a demolition sale leading to much of the 19th century work, which was that of W E Nesfield, being lost. Great watercolour of the house and garden setting. Now a hotel. Collins was an English architectural and landscape genre painter, best known for his watercolour painting. He studied at Lambeth School of Art and then in Paris before returning to London where he began exhibiting at the Royal Academy from 1886. In 1898 he became an elected member of the Royal Institution and 1906 he was elected as a member of the Royal Academy of British Artists. He travelled widely, producing paintings around Europe, publishing a number of guides to the Cathedral Cities of Italy and Spain. Mounted in conservation grade card. Signed and dated by the artost, bottom left. Measures 37cm x 20.3cm. With mount, 47.5cm x 30.6cm.

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    Stock ID: 22508
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  • WARNES, Arthur R.
    Building Stones Their Properties Decay and Preservation

    London Ernest Benn Limited 1926

    269pp + 8p A concise study, covers geology of building stones, decay, preservation etc. "With the author's compliments" penned at top of title page in neat handwriting.

    Stock ID: 22478
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