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ADAIR, JOHN: The Pilgrim's Way: Shrines and Saints
in Britain and Ireland. Thames & Hudson 1978 4to
VG in dw UKP15
208pp. Illustrated throughout with photographs by
Peter Cheze-Brown.
2. ADAMS (Ed), MAURICE B.: Modern Cottage
Architecture by Well Known Architects. Batsford
1912 4to Exceptionally bright and tight copy in
decorated green cloth UKP85
81p + 83 full page plates of photographs or plans.
Second (Enlarged) Edition of title first published in
1904. Includes work by Lutyens, Newton, Briggs and
Adams. Most attractive copy of a elusive title.
3. ADAMS, WILLIAM HOWARD: The French Garden
1500-1800. Scolar 1979 large format paperback
Fine in decorated wraps UKP15
159pp. Illustrated.
4. AIKMAN, ANTHONY: Treehouses. Hale 1988 8vo
VG in dw UKP12
192pp. Illustrated.
5. ALLAN, D. G. C.: Houses of The Royal Society of
Arts: A History and Guide. Royal Society of Arts
1974 4to VG with supplement in slipcase UKP14
40pp. Illustrated. Foreword by John Gloag. Appendix
reprints the text of an early Victorian critique of
Robert Adam's designs. Revised edition of title first
published in 1966. With 14p New Guide in printed
wraps.
6. ALLAN, MEA: The Tradescants, Their Plants,
Gardens and Museum 1570-1662. Michael Joseph
1964 8vo Near Fine in dw UKP45
345pp. Illustrated.
7. ALLEN, FRANK J.: The Great Church Towers of
England Chiefly of the Perpendicular Period. C. U. P.
1932 4to VG in brown cloth UKP90
206pp. Illustrated. Important study which provides
an exposition on the principles of tower design as
well as critical notes and record of details of
principal towers.
8. AMHERST, AMELIA: A History of Gardening in
England. Quaritch 1896 4to Extremities rubbed else
very attractive in decorated green cloth gilt.
UKP115
405pp. Illustrated. Second Edition. Includes 58p
bibliography, the basis for Amherst's Bibliography of
Gardening Books published the following year.
9. AYRTON, ELISABETH: The Doric Temple. Thames &
Hudson 1961 4to VG in dw UKP50
227pp. Illustrated throughout with photographs by
Serge Moulinier. 1st edition.
10. BAILEY, BRIAN: The National Trust Book of
Ruins. National Trust/Weidenfeld 1985 4to Near
Fine in dw UKP15
256pp. Well illustrated survey with many of the
photographs in colour.
11. BAYLISS, ANNE: The Life and Works of James
Trubshaw: Staffordshire Builder, Architect and Civil
Engineer. Bayliss (Stockport) 1978 8vo Fine in wraps
UKP8
98pp. Illustrated.
12. BERRALL, JULIA S.: The Garden: An Illustrated
History from Egypt to the Present Day. Thames &
Hudson 1966 4to Bookplate and Inscription else VG
in dw. UKP30
388pp. Illustrated.
13. BERRIDGE, CLIVE: The Almshouses of London.
Ashford (Southampton) 1987 oblong 8vo Fine in dw
UKP8
74pp. Foreword by Viscount Tonypandy. Illustrated
throughout with photographs by the Author.
14. BETJEMAN, JONN: London's Historic Railway
Stations. John Murray 1972 4to Bookplate else VG in
slightly creased dw UKP30
126pp. Illustrated throughout with evocative
photographs by John Gay. 1st edition of this now
elusive Betjeman title.
15. (BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF PRINTING)
ALEXANDER, S.A.: Christopher Wren. 1935 large 8vo
Fine in printed wraps UKP15
8pp. Line blocked illustrations by F. Palmer.
16. BLACKWOOD, JOHN: London's Immortals: the
complete outdoor commemorative statues. Savoy
1989 4to Fine in dw UKP15
380pp. Illustrated with photographs throughout by
Caroline Irwin, Richard Cheatle and Philip Ward-
Jackson. Foreword by Hugh Casson. Published at
UKP30.
17. BLUNT, WILFRID: The Art of Botanical
Illustration. Collins 1955 8vo Bookplate else VG in
dw UKP45
304pp. Illustrated. Third edition of title in the New
Naturalist series first published in 1950.
18. BONIFACE, PRISCILLA: The Garden Roon. HMSO
1982 large format paperback Near Fine in decorated
wraps UKP10
80pp. Illustrated throughout. Title in the RCHM
photographic archives series.
19. BOYD, ROBIN: New Directions in Japanese
Architecture. Studio Vista 1968 4to VG copy in
chipped and torn dw UKP20
128pp. Illustrated. Examines the work of prominent
Japanese Architects.
20. BRAUN, HUGH: An Introduction to English
Mediaeval Architecture. Faber 1968 4to Near Fine in
dw UKP25
297pp. Illustrated. Revised Edition.
21. BRAUN, HUGH: Cathedral Architecture. Faber
1972 8vo VG in dw UKP15
272pp. Illustrated.
22. BRAUN, HUGH: Historical Architecture. Faber
1963 4to VG in dw. UKP30
309pp. Illustrated.
23. BRAUN, HUGH: The Restoration of old Houses.
Faber 1954 8vo VG in dw UKP10
192pp. Illustrated.
24. BRETT, C.E.B.: Buildings Of Belfast 1700-1914.
Weidenfeld 1967 4to Ex-library copy (2 stamps) else
VG in dw. UKP12
72pp. Well Illustrated.
25. BRIEGER, PETER: English Art 1216-1307. O. U. P.
1957 4to VG in creased dw UKP32
299p + 96p photographic illustrations. Covers period
of evolution from an individual national style to a
more courtly style inspired by Henry 111. Volume
in the Oxford History of English Art series.
26. BRIGGS, MARTIN S.: The English Farmhouse.
Batsford 1953 8vo VG in browned dw UKP20
242pp. Illustrated.
27. BROWN (Ed), RODERICK: The Architectural
Outsiders. Waterstones 1985 4to Near Fine in dw
UKP25
244pp. 200 Illustrations, 40 of which are in colour.
Introduction by Kerry Downes. Collection of 10
essays on neglected Architects including Tim Mowl
on Henry Keene, Ian Gow on David Rhind and
Richard Morrice on Ernest Newton.
28. BROWN, PATRICK: Buildings of Britain 1550-
1750: South-West England. Moorland (Ashbourne)
1981 4to VG in dw UKP10
159pp. Illustrated.
29. (BROWN, C.) HINDE, THOMAS: Capability Brown:
the story of a master gardener. Hutchinson 1986 4to
Near Fine in dw UKP25
224pp. Illustrated throughout.
30. BROWNLOW, TIMOTHY: John Clare and
Picturesque Landscape. O. U. P. 1983 8vo Near Fine
in dw UKP17
158pp. Concentrates on the twenty year period
before Clare's time in Nortampton Asylum which
began in 1841. In print at UKP35.
31. (BULFINCH, C.) KIRKER, HAROLD: The
Architecture of Charles Bulfinch. Harvard University
Press 1969 4to VG in dw UKP25
398pp. Well Illustrated monograph on the Adam
inspired Boston based Architect.
32. (BULLOCK, GEORGE): George Bullock: Cabinet
Maker. Blairman's/Murray 1988 4to Fine in dw
UKP20
160pp. Collection of essays with well Illustrated
catalogue of work and chronology.
33. BUTLER/GIVEN-WILSON, LIONEL/CHRIS:
Medieval Monasteries of Great Britain. Joseph 1979
4to Fine in dw UKP25
416pp. Illustrated.
34. (BUTTERFIELD, W.) THOMPSON, PAUL: William
Butterfield Victorian Architect. MIT (Massachusetts)
1971 4to Near Fine in dw UKP75
526pp. Illustrated. 1st American edition of
important monograph.
35. BYRNE, ANDREW: London's Georgian Houses.
Georgian Press 1986 large format paperback Fine in
wraps UKP10
207pp. Well Illustrated survey.
36. R. H. C.) Slum Clearance and Rehousing: The First
report of the Council for Research on Housing
Construction. King & Co 1934 4to Couple stamps of
British reinforced Concrete Co, bookplate else VG in
original green cloth UKP30
140pp. Illustrated with photographs which include a
survey of the approaches taken in Europe. Includes
copies of two 2p typed letters from British
Reinfirced Concrete Ltd taking exception with
certain points, concluding (surprisingly) in one case
"...the book is undisguised propaganda on behalf of
steel frame construction."
37. (CAMPBELL, COLEN) STUTCHBURY, HOWARD E.:
The Architecture of Colen Campbell. Harvard
University Press 1967 4to Near Fine in dw UKP56
186p + 140 photographs and plans covering all of
Campbell's architectural designs.
38. CANE, PERCY: The Creative Art of Garden Design.
Country Life 1967 4to VG in dw UKP26
125pp. Illustrated.
39. (CATALOGUE) Commerce and Culture: From Pre-
Industrial Art to Post-Industrial Value. Penshurst
(Tunbridge Wells) 1989 large format paperback
Near Fine in pictorial wraps UKP10
128pp. Well Illustrated exhibition catalogue
including contributions by Tom Wolfe, Milton Glaser,
Peter Murray and John Thackara.
40. CAVE, LYNDON F.: The Smaller English House: its
history and development. Hale 1981 8vo VG in dw
UKP16
240pp. Illustrated.
41. CHAMBERS, JAMES: The English House.
Thames/Methuen 1985 4to VG in dw UKP12
288pp. Illustrated.
42. (CHAMBERS, W.) HARRIS, JOHN: Sir William
Chambers: Knight of the Polar Star. Zwemmer 1970
4to Inscription else VG in dw UKP65
397pp. Illustrated throughout. Substantial
monograph which includes contributions by J.
Mordaunt Crook and Eileen Harris.
43. CHAPMAN-HUSTON, DESMOND: Bavarian Fantasy:
The Story of Ludwig II. John Murray 1955 8vo
Bumped and spine slightly faded. UKP12
314pp. Illustrated. Edited by Osyth Leeston.
44. CHATTERTON (Ed), FREDERICK: Shop Fronts: A
Selection of English, American and Continental
Examples. Architectural Press 1927 4to VG tight
copy in cloth backed boards UKP60
104pp + 4p publishers catalogue. Illustrated
throughout with principally photographs but
including some plans.
45. CLARKE/BETJEMAN, BASIL/JOHN: English
Churches. Vista 1964 4to Remains of sellotape marks
on endpapers else VG in dw UKP25
208pp. Illustrated.
46. CLARKE, MICHAEL: The Tempting Prospect: A
social history of english watercolours. Collonade
1981 4to Near Fine in dw UKP15
160pp. Illustrated throughout. Includes much on the
picturesque and a chapter on Patronage and
Collecting.
47. CLAY, SAMPSON: The Present Day Rock Garden.
Nelson 1954 (1937) lg 8vo VG in dw UKP45
680pp. Illustrated. Second Edition of the
complementary volume to Farrer's standard work
'The English Rock Garden'.
48. CLOUSTON (Ed), BRIAN: Landscape Design with
Plants. Butterworth/Landscape Institute 1994 large
format paperback Fine in printed wraps UKP25
416pp. Illustrated throughout. New title.
49. COOK, G. H.: Mediaeval Chantries and Chantry
Chapels. John Baker 1968 8vo Near Fine in dw
UKP20
244pp. Illustrated. Reissue of the revised edition of
1963.
50. CORNFORTH, JOHN: The Inspiration of the Past:
Country house taste in the twentieth century.
Viking/Country Life 1985 4to VG in dw UKP20
233pp. Well illustrated monograph.
51. CROSSLEY, FRED H.: English Church Monuments A.
D. 1150-1550. Batsford 1933 4to VG in dw UKP45
274pp. Illustrated. Reissue of title first published in
1921.
52. CROWE, SYLVIA: Garden Design. Hearthside (N.
Y.) 1959 8vo VG in dw UKP23
229pp. Illustrated with photographs and line
drawings by Carol Moller. 1st American edition of an
important title.
53. CROWE, SYLVIA: The Landscape of Power.
Architectural Press 1958 8vo VG in dw UKP15
115pp. Illustrated with diagrams by Michael Laurie.
Further development of ideas first introduced in
'Tomorrow's Landscape'
54. CROWE, SYLVIA: Tomorrow's Landscape.
Architectural Press 1956 8vo VG in dw with closed
tear UKP15
207pp. Illustrated. Preservation based study which
explores how the essential apparatus of the modern
industrial world can be incorporated into the
landscape.
55. CUMMINGS (Introduction), ABBOTT LOWELL:
Architecture in Colonial Massachusetts. Colonial
Society of Massachusetts 1979 8vo Near Fine in dw
UKP20
234pp. Illustrated. Seven papers delivered at the
Society in Boston in 1974 with appendices giving
abstracts of Massachusetts first period houses as
well as building documents for the period 1638-
1726.
56. CUNNINGHAM, COLIN: Victorian and Edwardian
Town Halls. RKP 1981 4to VG in dw UKP28
315pp. Illustrated.
57. CURL, JAMES STEVENS: The Life and Work of
Henry Roberts 1803-1876 Architect. Phillimore
1983 large 8vo Fine in dw UKP15
273pp. Illustrated throughout with photographs,
drawings and plans. Biographical monograph of the
Architect whose model houses for the Great
Exhibition became exemplars throughout Europe and
America.
58. DE LITTLE, R. J.: The Windmill: Yesterday and
Today. Baker 1972 4to VG in dw UKP12
101pp. Illustrated throughout.
59. DeBREFFNY/FFOLLIOTT, BRIAN/ROSEMARY: The
Houses of Ireland. Thames & Hudson 1980 4to VG in
dw UKP18
240pp. Illustrated throughout with photographs (22
in colour) by George Mott. Reissue of title first
published in 1975.
60. DENT COAD, EMMA: Spanish Design and
Architecture. Studio Vista 1990 large format
paperback Near Fine in decorated wraps UKP8
208pp. Illustrated throughout with many of the
photographs in colour.
61. DICKINSON, J. C.: Monastic Life in Medieval
England. A & C Black 1961 4to VG copy in rubbed
and creased dw UKP22
160pp. Illustrated. Includes extensive material on
the planning and architecture of Abbeys and their
ancillary buildings.
62. DIXON HUNT (Ed), JOHN: The Anglo-Dutch Garden
in the age of William and Mary. Taylor & Francis
1988 oblong 4to Fine in pictorial wraps UKP20
341pp. Illustrated throughout. Four Essays and over
180 other entries highlight in some depth the design
and style of Garden Art of the period. Title issued as
a special double issue of the Journal of Garden
History in association with an exhibition held at the
Rijksmuseum.
63. DIXON-HUNT (Ed), JOHN: Garden History: Issues,
Approaches, Methods. Dumbarton Oaks (Washington)
1992 4to New title UKP45
404pp. 290 Illustrations. 16 papers including Mark
Laird: 'Ornamental Planting and Horticulture in
English Pleasure Grounds, 1700-1830', Stephen
Daniels: 'Landscaping and Estate Management in
Later Georgian England'. Number 13 in the History of
Landscape Architecture Colloquium series.
64. DOBSON, C. G.: Roof Tiling. Technical Press 1931
8vo VG in original blue cloth UKP15
147pp. Illustrated. Includes a History of the Craft
and Manufacture.
65. DON, MONTAGU: The Prickotty Bush. Macmillan
1990 8vo Fine in dw UKP7
290pp. Illustrated. Diary of the creation of a
Herefordshire Garden.
66. DOWNES (Ed), KERRY: Sir Christopher Wren.
Whitechapel Art Gallery/Trefoil 1982 large format
paperback VG in decorated wraps UKP10
96pp. Illustrated throughout with designs and plans.
Informative catalogue issued to coincide with an
exhibition to celebrate the 350th Anniversary of
Wren's birth.
67. DOXIADIS, C. A.: Doxiadis: Architectural space in
Ancient Greece. M. I. T. (Massachusetts) 1972 4to
Ownership Insciption else VG in dw UKP25
184pp. Well Illustrated monograph with site plans
and forty photographs. Translated and Edited by
Jacqueline Tyrwhitt. Seemingly the first translation
of title first published in Germany in 1937.
68. DRABBLE, MARGARET: A Writer's Britain:
Landscape in Literature. Thames & Hudson 1979 4to
Inscription on title page else VG in dw UKP15
288pp. Illustrated with photographs by Jorge
Lewinski, many in colour.
69. DUBY, GEORGES: The Age of the Cathedrals: Art
and Society, 980-1420. Croom Helm 1981 8vo VG in
dw UKP15
312pp. Translated by Eleanor Levieux and Barbara
Thompson.
70. EDWARDS, PAUL: English Garden Ornament. Bell
1965 8vo VG in dw UKP15
168pp. Illustrated. Traces the genesis and
transformation of the structure of garden edifices.
71. ELLIOTT, BRENT: Victorian Gardens. Batsford
1986 4to Near Fine in dw UKP18
285pp. 100 black and white and 12 colour
illustrations.
72. ESDAILE, KATHARINE A.: English Church
Monuments 1510-1840. Batsford 1946 8vo VG in
chipped dw UKP16
144pp. Illustrated throughout with photographs. 1st
edition.
73. FAWCETT (Ed), JANE: The Future of the Past:
Attitudes to Conservation 1147-1974. Thames &
Hudson 1976 8vo Near Fine in dw UKP13
160pp. 125 Illustrations. Contributors include
Nikolaus Pevsner, John Betjeman, Mark Girouard and
Hugh Casson.
74. FLEMING/GORE, LAURENCE/ALAN: The English
Garden. Joseph 1979 4to VG in dw UKP16
256pp. Illustrated. 2nd impression.
75. FORSYTH, ALASTAIR: Buildings for the Age: New
building types 1900-1939. HMSO 1982 large format
paperback VG in decorated wraps UKP8
80pp. Illustrated throughout. Title in the RCHM
photographic archives series.
76. FOX, HELEN M.: The Years in my Herb Garden.
Macmillan (N.Y.) 1953 8vo VG in dw UKP15
185pp. Illustrated.
77. FRANKLIN ROSS, MICHAEL: Beyond Metabolism:
The New Japanese Architecture. McGraw Hill 1978
4to Near Fine in dw UKP20
200pp. Well Illustrated monograph.
78. FRANKLIN, JILL: The Gentleman's Country House
and its Plan 1835-1914. RKP 1981 4to VG in dw
UKP26
279pp. Illustrated. Includes plans of seventy houses
which reveal the range of styles and influences used
during this period.
79. FRYER, ALFRED C.: Wooden Monumental Effigies
in England and Wales. Elliot Stock 1924 4to VG tight
copy in original green cloth UKP65
112pp. Illustrated with 67 illustrations from original
photographs. Revised and Enlarged edition of an
elusive title.
80. GANTNER/POBE, JOSEPH/MARCEL: Romanesque
Art in France. Thames & Hudson 1956 4to VG in
original green cloth UKP30
80p + 271 photographs (many full page) by Jean
Roubier and 8 maps. Translated from the German by
Marie Heynemann.
81. GASCOIGNE, CHRISTINA: Castles of Britain.
Thames & Hudson 1975 4to Near Fine in like dw.
UKP12
224pp. Introduction by Bamber Gascoigne. Well
Illustrated.
82. (GAUDI, A.) SWEENEY/SERT, JAMES/JOSEP LLUIS:
Antoni Gaudi. Architectural Press 1960 4to VG in
original cloth UKP25
191pp. Illustrated. Well researched monograph.
83. GIBB, R. W.: Shrewsbury: The Challenge of
Conservation. Shropshire Borough Council 1970
oblong 4to VG in slightly marked decorated wraps
UKP12
82pp. Illustrated. Detailed survey.
84. GILL, BRENDAN: The Dream Come True: Great
Houses of Los Angeles. Thames & Hudson 1980 4to
Near Fine in dw UKP20
216pp. Illustrated throughout with 243 (73 in
colour) photographs by Derry Moore. Includes
houses designed by Lloyd Wright, Schindler and the
Greene Brothers.
85. GIROUARD, MARK: Robert Smythson and the
Architecture of the Elizabethan Era. Country Life
1966 large 8vo VG in dw UKP30
232pp. Illustrated. First edition of Author's first
book.
86. (GODWIN, E. W.) ASLIN, ELIZABETH: E. W.
Godwin: Furniture and Interior Decoration. John
Murray 1986 8vo VG in dw UKP14
96pp.Illustrated with 85 monochrome and 18 colour
plates.
87. GOTCH, J. ALFRED: The Growth of the English
House. Batsford 1928 8vo Endpaper cut else VG tight
copy in original red cloth UKP15
214pp + 32p publishers catalogue. Illustrated.
Covers development from early feudal times to the
end of the 18th century. Revised and enlarged
edition of title first published in 1909.
88. GRADIDGE, RODERICK: Dream-Houses: The
Edwardian Ideal. Constable 1980 4to Near Fine in
dw UKP32
247pp. Illustrated with plans and 20 photographs
by Andre Goulancourt. Study which concentrates on
the English Architects Newton, Lutyens, Voysey and
Baker.
89. HADFIELD/HARLING/HIGHTON,
MILES/ROBERT/LEONIE: British Gardeners: A
Biographical Dictionary. Zwemmer 1980 4to VG in
dw UKP45
320pp. Illustrated.
90. HARRIS, ROBERT: Canals and their Architecture.
Cave 1980 4to VG in dw UKP18
222pp. Illustrated throughout. Revised edition of
title in the Excursions into Architecture series.
Introduction by Charles Hadfield.
91. HARRISON/HUTTON, BARRY/BARBARA:
Vernacular Houses in North Yorkshire and Cleveland.
John Donald (Edinburgh) 1984 4to Fine in dw
UKP35
254pp. Illustarted throughout.
92. HARVEY, JOHN: Cathedrals of England and Wales.
Batsford 1978 large 8vo VG in dw UKP10
272pp. Illustrated. Reprint of revised and enlarged
edition first published in 1974.
93. HARVEY, JOHN: Early Nurserymen. Phillimore
1974 8vo Fine in dw UKP16
276pp. Illustrated. Detailed study of the growth and
development of the trade in seeds, plants, bulbs and
trees from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.
94. HARVEY, JOHN: Gothic England: A Survey of
National Culture 1300-1550. Batsford 1948 8vo VG
in chipped dw UKP22
242pp. Illustrated. 2nd (Revised) Edition.
95. HARVEY, JOHN: The Perpendicular Style. Batsford
1978 8vo Publishers file stamp else VG in dw.
UKP20
308pp. Illustrated with 208 photographs and 32
drawings. 1st edition.
96. HEARSAY, JOHN E. N.: Bridge, Church and Palace
in Old London. Murray 1961 8vo Near Fine in dw
UKP20
282pp. Illustrated. Well researched study of
London's lost buildings.
97. HEDLEY/RANCE (Ed), GILL/ADRIAN: Pleasure
Grounds: The Gardens and Landscapes of Hampshire.
Milestone (Horndean) 1987 large 8vo Fine in dw
UKP12
95pp. Illustrated throughout with many of the
plates in colour.
98. HELLYER, ARTHUR: Gardens of Genius: Four
Centuries of great Garden making in the British Isles.
Hamlyn 1980 4to VG in dw UKP20
223pp. Illustrated.
99. HENDERSON, ANDREW: The Family House In
England. Phoenix House 1964 4to VG in dw UKP10
96pp. Illustrated throughout with 120 drawings by
the author.
100. HIBBERD, SHIRLEY: The Amateur's Greenhouse
and Conservatory. Groombridge 1873 8vo Crease to
preliminary pages else VG bright copy in original
green decorated cloth nicked and slightly rubbed at
head of spine. UKP80
272pp. Illustrated throughout with wood engraved
illustrations and six folding lithographed colour
plates of flowers (including the frontispiece). First
edition of title by the influential Victorian
horticulturist.
101. HILLS, NICHOLAS: The English Fireplace: Its
architecture and the working fire. Quiller 1983 4to
VG in dw UKP15
159pp. Illustrated throughout with many
photographs in colour. Foreword by Richard
Gloucester.
102. HITCHCOCK, HENRY-RUSSELL: Rococo
Architecture in Southern Germany. Phaidon 1968
4to VG in dw UKP34
428pp. 1st edition of comprehensive, well
Illustrated monograph.
103. HOBHOUSE, PENELOPE: Plants in Garden History.
Pavilion 1992 4to Fine in dw UKP20
336pp. Well illustrated (with many plates in colour)
history of plants and landscaping. Published at
UKP40.
104. HOWARD/CROSSLEY, F. E./F. H.: English Church
Woodwork: A study in Craftsmanship during the
Mediaeval Period 1250 -1550. Batsford 1919 large
8vo Inscription else VG tight copy in original cloth
gilt UKP42
370pp. Illustrated throughout with photographs.
2nd Impression of a standard study.
105. HOWE, BEA: Lady with Green Fingers: The Life
of Jane Loudon. Country Life 1961 8vo Slight
spotting to endpapers else VG tight copy in dw
UKP15
184pp. Illustrated biographical study.
106. HUGHES, QUENTIN: Military Architecture: The
Art of Defence from earliest times to the Atlantic
Wall. Beaufort 1991 4to Fine in dw UKP15
256pp. Illustrated throughout. Revised and
expanded edition of title first published in 1974. In
print at UKP25
107. HUGHES, QUENTIN: Seaport: Architecture and
Townscape in Liverpool. Lund Humphries 1964 4to
VG in dw UKP18
180pp. Illustrated.
108. HUNT/WOLSCHKE-BULMAHN (Ed), JOHN
DIXON/JOACHIM: The Vernacular Garden.
Dumbarton Oaks (Washington) 1993 4to Fine in dw.
New title. UKP30
165pp. 116 Illustrations. Collection of 7 papers
including John B. Jackson on 'The Past and Present of
the Vernacular Garden' and Todd Longstaffe-Gowan:
'Private Urban gardening in England, 1700-1830'.
Number 14 in the History of Landscape Architecture
Colloquium series.
109. HYAMS/JACKSON (Ed), EDWARD/A. A.: The
Orchard and Fruit Garden: A New Pomona of hardy
and sub-tropical fruits. Longmans 1961 small folio
Front panel marked else VG in green buckram
UKP60
224pp. Illustrated with 80 full page colour
photographic plates. Contributors include N. Stewart,
H. Denham and Bibliography of Books in English on
Fruit-Growing by Patricia Rowe-Dutton. 1st edition.
110. HYAMS, EDWARD: Capability Brown & Humphry
Repton. Dent 1971 4to VG in dw UKP28
248pp. Illustrated.
111. HYAMS, EDWARD: English Cottage Gardens.
Nelson 1970 4to VG in dw UKP28
234pp. Illustrated throughout with evocative
photographs by Edwin Smith. 1st edition of this
sought after title.
112. JAMES, E. O.: From Cave to Cathedral: Temples
and Shrines of Prehistoric, Classical and early
Christian Times. Thames & Hudson 1965 8vo VG in
dw UKP12
404pp. Illustrated.
113. JASHEMSKI (Ed), WILHELMINA F.: Ancient
Roman Gardens. Dumbarton Oaks 1981 4to Fine in
publishers cloth UKP25
120pp. Illustrated. Includes 'The Campanian
Peristyle Garden' by Jashemski and 'Roman Gardens
In Britain: A Review of the Evidence' by Barry
Cunliffe. Volume in the Dumbarton Oaks Colloquium
on the History of Landscape Architecture series.
114. JASHEMSKI (Ed), WILHELMINA F.: Ancient
Roman Villa Gardens. Dumbarton Oaks (Washington)
1987 4to Fine UKP30
260pp. Illustrated. Includes 'Ancient Literary
Evidence for the Pleasure Gardens of Roman Country
Villas' by A.R. Littlewood and 'The Importance of
Water in Roman Garden Triclinia' by Eugenia Salza
Prina Ricotti. Volume 10 in the Dumbarton Oaks
Colloquium on the History of Landscape Architecture
series.
115. (JEKYLL, G.) MASSINGHAM, BETTY: Miss Jekyll:
Portrait of a Great Gardener. David & Charles 1984
8vo Near Fine in dw UKP15
195pp. Illustrated. Reprint of New Edition published
in 1973.
116. JEKYLL, GERTRUDE: Home and Garden: notes and
thoughts, practical and critical, of a worker in both.
Country Life 1920 4to VG bright copy in original
decorated red cloth UKP40
301pp. Illustrated with 53 photographs by Jekyll.
4th impression of standard title.
117. JELLICOE, G. A.: Gardens of Europe. Blackie 1937
4to VG in original green cloth UKP40
134pp. Illustrated with full page black and white
photographs. Based on three public lectures
delivered for RIBA in 1936. 1st edition.
118. JELLICOE, GEOFFREY: The Studies of a Landscape
Designer over 80 years. Garden Art Press
(Woodbridge) 1993 large 8vo Fine in dw UKP25
226pp. Illustrated throughout including 43 plates in
colour. Includes a reprint of Jellicoe's 1932 title
Baroque Gardens of Austria. Published at UKP35.
119. (JOHNSON, P.) NOBLE, CHARLES: Philip Johnson.
Thames & Hudson 1972 4to VG in dw UKP18
130pp. Illustrated throughout with plans and
photographs by Yukio Futagawa.
120. JONES, BARBARA: Follies and Grottoes.
Constable 1979 4to Remains of ownership label else
VG in like dw UKP35
459pp. Illustrated with photographs and
characteristic Barbara Jones line illustrations and
lithographs. Reprint of the much revised and
enlarged 1974 edition.
121. JOURDAIN, MARGARET: English Interiors in
Smaller Houses 1660-1830. Batsford 1923 4to Very
Attractive bright copy in green cloth gilt. UKP45
202pp. Illustrated throughout.
122. LAMBTON, LUCINDA: Temples of Convenience.
Gordon Fraser 1978 large format paperback VG in
decorated wraps UKP8
60pp. Illustrated with 112 colour photographs.
Revealing history of conveniences.
123. LANGDON, DAVID: Orange Roofs, Golden Arches:
The Architecture of American Chain Restaurnts.
Knopf (N. Y.) 1986 4to Near Fine in dusty dw UKP20
223pp. Well Illustrated and persuasive account of
the history of American roadside architecture.
124. LE CORBUSIER: Precisions on the Present State
of Architecture and City Planning. MIT
(Massachusetts) 1991 large 8vo Mint in dw UKP12
266pp. Illustrated. First english translation of title
first published in 1930 in French based on a series
of 10 lectures he gave in Buenos Aires in 1929.
125. LE CORBUSIER: My Work. Architectural Press
1960 4to Inscription else near fine in slightly
creased clean and bright dw UKP68
312pp. Illustrated throughout with designs by
himself and others to show how architecture must
be integrated with advances in other fields. 1st
edition.
126. LEECH, ROGER: Early Industrial Housing: The
Trinity Area of Frome. R. C. H. M. 1981 large format
paperback Near Fine in printed wraps UKP8
44p + 20p photographic plates. Third title in
Supplementary series of publications.
127. LEES-MILNE/VEREY, ALVILDE/ROSEMARY: The
New Englishwoman's Garden. Chatto & Windus 1987
4to Inscription else VG in dw UKP15
151pp. Illustrated with 150 commissioned
photographs and drawings by Louis Mackay.
Foreword by Hardy Amies. 1st edition.
128. LEES-MILNE, JAMES: People and Places: Country
House Donors and the National Trust. Murray 1992
8vo Fine in dw UKP9
232pp. Published at UKP19.99.
129. LEES-MILNE/VEREY (Ed), ALVILDE/ROSEMARY:
The Englishwoman's Garden. Chatto & Windus 1980
large 8vo Near Fine in dw UKP16
156pp. Illustrated.
130. LEMON, KENNETH: The Covered Garden.
Museum 1962 8vo VG in dw UKP15
284pp. Illustrated. History of the development of
covered-garden floriculture in Europe.
131. LEMPRIERE, RAOUL: Buildings and Memorials of
the Channel Islands. Hale 1980 8vo VG in dw UKP8
205pp. Illustrated. Includes bibliography and index.
132. LINDSAY, J. SEYMOUR: Iron and Brass
Implements of the english house. Tiranti 1970 4to
Near Fine in dw UKP28
62p + 480 detailed line illustrations. Foreword by
Ralph Edwards. Much revised and enlarged edition
of title first published in 1927.
133. LITTLE, BRIAN: Birmingham Buildings: The
architectural story of a Midland city. David & Charles
1971 4to Clipping on front pastedown else VG in dw
UKP16
128pp. Illustrated with photographs throughout.
134. LLOYD, DAVID W.: The Making of English
Towns: 2000 years of evolution. Gollancz 1992 large
format paperback Fine in printed wraps UKP6
289pp. Illustrated throughout.
135. LOUDON, J. C.: An Encyclopaedia of Cottage,
Farm and Villa Architecture and Furniture. Warne
1846 thick 8vo Boards marked yet an internally
bright copy of this important title. UKP210
1317pp. Illustrated with over 2000 engravings. A
New Edition with corrections and with many of the
plates re-engraved edited by Mrs Loudon.
136. (LYONS, J.) NELSON, CHARLES: John Lyons and
his Orchid Manual. Boethius Press 1983 small 8vo
Bookplate else VG in blue cloth UKP20
82p + 96p facsimile of the 1843 edition. Limited to
585 copies. Presentation copy from the editor to the
Naturalist Norman Hickin and his wife.
137. MACDOUGALL (Ed), ELISABETH: Medieval
Gardens. Dumbarton Oaks 1986 lg 8vo Fine UKP30
278pp. Illustrated. Includes 'The Medieval Monastic
Garden' by Paul Meyvaert, 'The Medieval Garden
and Its Role in Medicine' by Carmelia Opsomer-
Halleux and 'Gardens as Symbol and Setting in Late
Medieval Poetry' by Derek Pearsall. Volume in the
Dumbarton Oaks Colloquium on the History of
Landscape Architecture series.
138. MACDOUGALL (Ed), ELISABETH B.: John
Claudius Loudon and the Early Nineteenth Century
in Great Britain. Dumbarton Oaks (Washington) 1980
4to Fine copy in green cloth UKP40
133pp. Illustrated. Includes 'An Account of his Life
and Writings' by Jane Loudon, 'A Chronological List
of British Nineteenth Century Gardening Periodicals'
by Ray Desmond and a list of Loudon's Publications.
Volume in the Dumbarton Oaks Colloquium on the
History of Landscape Architecture series. out of
print.
139. MACDOUGALL (Ed), ELISABETH BLAIR: Fons
Sapientiae: Renaissance Garden Fountains.
Dumbarton Oaks (Washington) 1978 4to New title
UKP25
282pp. 112 Illustrations and 4 fold-outs. 5 papers
including Naomi Miller:'Domain of Illusion:The Grotto
in France'. Number 5 in the History of Landscape
Architecture Colloquium series.
140. MACDOUGALL/ETTINGHAUSEN, ELISABETH
B./RICHARD: The Islamic Garden. Dumbarton Oaks
1976 8vo Mint UKP30
135p + 36p plates. Includes 'The Terrestial Garden in
Persian Literature' by William Hanaway, 'The
Islamic Garden in Spain' by James Dickie and 'The
Development of the Mughal Garden' by Susan
Jellicoe. Volume in the Dumbarton Oaks Colloquium
on the History of Landscape Architecture series.
141. MACKEITH, MARGARET: Shopping Arcades: A
Gazetteer of Extant British Arcades 1817-1939.
Mansell 1985 4to Fine in Laminated Boards (as
issued) UKP16
166pp. Illustrated.
142. MACKEITH, MARGARET: The History and
Conservation of Shopping Arcades. Mansrell 1986
4to Fine in laminated boards (as issued) UKP16
173pp. Illustrated. companion volume to gazetteer
(number 164)
143. (MACKINTOSH, CHARLES RENNIE) MAACLEOD,
ROBERT: C. R. Mackintosh: Architect and Artist.
Collins 1983 lg 8vo Fine in dw UKP20
160pp. Illustrated. Revised edition of title first
published in 1968.
144. MACLEOD, DAWN: A Book of Herbs. Duckworth
1968 8vo VG in dw UKP12
191pp. Illustrated.
145. MALINS/BOWE , EDWARD/PATRICK: Irish
Gardens and Demenses from 1830. Rizzoli 1980 4to
Near Fine in dw UKP28
190pp. Illustrated throughout.
146. MAPLE, ERIC: The Secret Lore of Plants and
Flowers. Hale 1980 8vo Near Fine in dw UKP12
195pp. Illustrated by Valerie Croker. Includes
chapters on 'Flower Festivals' and 'Flowers in Poetry
and Song'.
147. MCINTYRE, ANTHONY: The Shell Book of British
Buildings. David & Charles 1984 4to Fine in dw
UKP10
384pp. Well Illustrated
148. MELIKIAN (Ed), SOUREN: The Art of Interior
Decoration. Hachette 1963 2 volumes small folio
Near Fine set in original cloth UKP115
337 + 319pp. Lavishly illustrated with black and
white photographs and many tipped-in colour
plates. Comprehensive, well indexed survey of the
history and details of interior design. 1st English
edition of title published in France the preceding
year.
149. MERCER, ERIC: English Vernacular Houses. HMSO
1975 4to VG in dw UKP50
246pp. Illustrated throughout. Now elusive
important study published by the Royal Commission.
150. METCALF, THOMAS R.: An Imperial Vision:
Indian Architecture and Britain's Raj. Faber 1989
large 8vo Fine in dw UKP15
302pp. Illustrated. Study based on the period 1857-
1920 and the evolution of 'Indo-Saracenic' and other
Imperial styles. Published at UKP25.
151. MILLER, NAOMI: Heavenly Caves: Reflections on
the Garden Grotto. George Allen & Unwin 1982 8vo
Near Fine in dw UKP18
141pp. Illustrated. Monograph dedicated to the
Garden grotto.
152. MILLS , EDWARD D.: The Modern Church.
Architectural Press 1959 4to VG in dusty dw UKP10
189pp.Illustrated. 3rd impression.
153. (MORRIS-HUNT, R.) BAKER, PAUL R.: Richard
Morris Hunt. MIT 1980 4to Some marginal notes (in
pencil) else VG in dw. UKP28
588pp. Extensive, Well Illustrated Monograph
including a chronological list of projects undertaken
by the 19th Century Architect. Out of Print.
154. MORRIS, JAN: Stones of Empire: The Buildings of
the Raj. O. U. P. 1987 4to Near Fine in worn dw
UKP20
234pp. Illustrated with photographs and captions by
Simon Winchester.1st edition.
155. MOWL/EARNSHAW, TIM/BRIAN: Trumpet At A
Distant Gate: The Lodge as Prelude to the Country
House. Waterstones 1985 4to Fine in dw UKP20
237pp. Illustrated with 210 plates, 33 of which are
in colour. First detailed study of the Lodge, including
chapters on the Gothick Lodge and the Lodge as an
episode in the Italianate.
156. MOYNIHAN, ELIZABETH B.: Paradise as a Garden
in Persia and Mughal India. Brazilier (N. Y.) 1979
large format paperback VG in original printed wraps
UKP15
168pp. Illustrated throughout.
157. MURRAY/TROMBLEY, PETER/STEPHEN: Modern
British Architecture since 1945. Muller 1984 8vo VG
in dw UKP10
185pp. Illustrated handbook divided up regionally.
Titlle in the RIBA guides to modern architecture
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158. NAISMITH, ROBERT J.: Buildings of the Scottish
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Fine in printed wraps UKP6
224pp. Illustrated throughout.
159. NASH, JOHN: Views of the Royal Pavilion.
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128pp. Reproduces the complete set of aquatints
with 3p fold out of the State Apartments.
Commentary by Gervase Jackson-Stops.
160. (NASH, JOHN) DAVIS , TERENCE: The
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green cloth UKP24
152pp. Illustrated. Introductory Essay by John
Summerson.
161. (NASH, JOHN) DAVIS, TERENCE: John Nash: The
Prince Regent's Architect. David & Charles 1973 4to
VG in dw UKP15
118pp. Illustrated. Corrected edition of title first
published by Country Life in 1966.
162. NASH, JOSEPH: The Mansions of England in the
Olden Time. Studio 1934 4to VG tight copy in
decorated red cloth UKP28
vii + 104 full page illustrations. New Edition with the
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Charles Holme with an Introduction by C. Harrison
Townsend.
163. NEWHOUSE, VICTORIA: Wallace K. Harrison,
Architect. Rizzoli (N. Y.) 1989 large format
paperback Near Fine in decorated wraps UKP15
332pp. Well Illustrated study.
164. (NORMAN SHAW, R.) SAINT, ANDREW: Richard
Norman Shaw. Yale 1983 4to VG in printed wraps
UKP35
487pp. Illustrated. 3rd Printing.
165. OLIVER, BASIL: The Renaissance of the English
Public House. Faber 1947 4to VG in original cloth
UKP18
181pp. Study illustrated throughout with
photographs and plans.
166. OSMOND, PERCY H.: Paolo Veronesi: His Life and
Work. Sheldon 1927 4to Bookplate else Very Nice in
Original Cloth. UKP28
124pp + 95 Illustrations.
167. PAGE, RUSSELL: The Education of a Gardener.
Collins 1962 4to VG in dw UKP30
382pp. Illustrated. The elusive first edition of this
classic title.
168. (PAXTON, J.) CHADWICK, GEORGE F.: The Works
of Sir Joseph Paxton. Architectural Press 1961 8vo
Ex-library else VG in dw UKP18
275pp. Well illustrated monograph on the Architect
of Crystal Palace and many other projects including
a complete village near Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
169. PERKINS, JOCELYN: Westminster Abbey: It's
Worship and Ornaments. Alcuin Club Collections
1938/52 3 volumes 8vo VG set in like bright dw's
UKP135
194 + 215 + 239pp. Illustrated throughout.
Unusually attractive set of elusive history.
170. PETER, JOHN: Aluminum in Modern
Architecture. Reynolds Metal (Kentucky) 1956 2
volumes 4to VG in decorated cloth in worn slipcase
UKP60
255 + 403pp. Illustrated. Lavish production.
171. PEVSNER (Ed), NIKOLAUS: The Picturesque
Garden and its influence outside the British Isles.
Dumbarton Oaks (Washington) 1974 4to New title
UKP40
182pp. 103 Illustrations. 6 papers including Marcia
Allentuck: 'Sir Uvedale Price and the Picturesque
Garden:The evidence of the Coleorton Papers', Brian
Knox: 'The English Garden in Czechoslovakia and
Poland'. Number 2 in the History of Landscape
Architecture Colloquium series. out of print.
172. PEVSNER, NIKOLAUS: Pioneers of Modern
Design from William Morris to Walter Gropius.
Museum of Modern Art (N. Y.) 1957 4to VG in
original decorated cloth UKP18
152pp. Well Illustrated monograph being a reprint
of the much revised edition of 1949.
173. (PIPER, JOHN) FRASER JENKINS (Ed), DAVID:
John Piper. Tate Gallery 1983 4to VG in plain wraps
in colour dw UKP20
152pp. Comprehensive catalogue, Illustrated
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Includes contributions from John Russell, Rigby
Graham with a Bibliography by Beth Houghton and
Hilary Guest.
174. PIZZETTI/COCKER, IPPOLITO/HENRY: Flowers: A
Guide for your Garden. Abrams (N. Y.) 1975 2
volumes large 8vo VG set in like dw's UKP45
1477pp. Illustrated with 297 colour plates and over
500 diagrams and line drawings in the text. Detailed
reference title with over 300 genera discussed in
detail.
175. (PLANNING) HUGHES/LAMBORN, T. H./E. A. G.:
Towns and Town Planning: Ancient and Modern. O.
U. P. 1923 4to VG tight copy in slightly rubbed
boards. UKP38
156pp. Illustrated with colour frontispiece, folding
maps, photographs and plans.
176. (PLANNING) JEREMIAH, KEITH: A Full Life in
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Batsford 1949 4to VG in chipped dw UKP14
86pp + folding map. Illustrated. Forewordn by Lewis
Mumford.
177. (PLANNING) Country Planning: A Study of Rural
Problems. O. U. P. 1944 8vo Insciption else VG in
blue cloth UKP10
288pp. Illustrated. Results of a study by the
Agricultural Economics Research Institute.
178. PRAZ, MARIO: An Illustrated History of Interior
Decoration: From Pompeii to Art Nouveau. Thames &
Hudson 1964 4to Fine in torn dw UKP45
397pp.Illustrated. Errata slip.
179. PUNCH (Ed), WALTER T.: Keeping Eden: A
History of Gardening in America. Little Brown
(Boston) 1992 4to Fine in dw UKP20
277pp. Illustrated.
180. C. H. M.) Inventory of the Historical Monuments
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VG tight copy in decorated grey cloth UKP50
244pp + folding map in rear pocket. Illustrated
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181. C. H. M.): Wilton House and English
Palladianism: Some English Houses. HMSO 1988 large
format paperback Fine in printed wraps. New copy.
UKP20
168pp. Illustrated. Detailed study now out of print.
182. READ SHANDOR, REBECCA: The City That Never
Was. Viking 1989 4to Fine in dw UKP15
254pp. Well Illustrated history of two hundred
years of unrealised plans and designs for the city of
New York.
183. REID, RICHARD: The Georgian House and its
Details. Bishopsgate (Bath) 1989 8vo Fine in dw
UKP12
189pp. Illustrated.
184. RHEIMS, MAURICE: The Age of Art Nouveau.
Thames & Hudson 1970 4to VG in dw UKP45
450pp. 607 illustrations with 12 in colour. Reprint of
important title first published in 1965. Translated
from the french by Patrick Evans.
185. RICHARDS, J. M.: An Architectural Journey in
Japan. Architectural Press 1963 4to VG in creased
but complete dw UKP20
192pp. Illustrated. Elusive account of architectural
development in Japan and its background.
186. RITCHIE-NOAKES, NANCY: Jesse Hartley: Dock
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Galleries on Merseyside 1988 large format
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60pp. Illustrated throughout with some plans in
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187. ROBINSON, JOHN MARTIN: The Latest Country
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240pp. Illustrated. Includes Gazetteer of Post War
Houses.
188. ROBINSON, WILLIAM: Alpine Flowers for
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ownership inscription else VG tight copy in blue
decorated cloth UKP75
392pp + 32p publishers catalogue. Illustrated
throughout. Very Attractive copy of the 1st edition
of Robinson's first book on planting for the English
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189. (ROGERS, RICHARD) APPLEYARD, BRYAN:
Richard Rogers: A Biography. Faber 1986 8vo Near
Fine in pictorial wraps UKP10
357pp. Illustrated. Revealing biographical study.
190. ROGERS, SAMUEL: Poems/Italy. Cadell 1834
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1840's) and illustrations bound in including family
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of these important Victorian titles.
191. ROSENBERG, JOHN D.: The Darkening Glass: A
portrait of Ruskin's genius. Routledge 1963 8vo VG
in creased dw UKP15
274pp.
192. (RUSKIN, J.) BROOKS, MICHAEL W.: John Ruskin
and Victorian Architecture. Rutgers University Press
(New Brunswick) 1987 8vo VG in dw UKP18
364pp. Illustrated.
193. SAVAGE, CHARLES C.: Architecture of the
Private Streets of St. Louis: The Architects and the
Houses they Designed. University of Missouri 1987
large 8vo VG in dw UKP15
237pp. Illustrated throughout with detailed
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194. SCOTT-JAMES, ANNE: Sissinghurst: The Making
of a Garden.. Joseph 1974 large 8vo VG in dw
UKP15
160pp. Illustrated. Describes the Nicolson/ Sackville-
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195. SCOURSE, NICOLETTE: The Victorians and their
Flowers. Croom Helm 1983 4to VG in dw UKP15
195pp. Illustrated. Extensive study combining
botanical and social history.
196. SENKEVITCH Jr., ANATOLE: Soviet Architecture,
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cloth UKP25
284pp.
197. SHARP, DENNIS: Sources of Modern
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large format paperback VG in decorated wraps
UKP10
56pp. Illustrated. Number 2 in series of
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198. SHARP, DENNIS: The Picture Palace and other
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224pp. Well Illustrated monograph. Scarce title in
the Excursions into Architecture series.
199. (SHENSTONE, W.) GORDON (Ed), IAN A.:
Shenstone's Miscellany 1759-1763. O. U. P. 1952 8vo
Remains of label on endpaper else VG copy in dw
UKP35
164pp. 1st edition of manuscript discovered in New
Zealand which includes poems by and collected by
Shenstone by Swift, Richard Graves and Bishop
Percy.
200. SIMPSON, MICHAEL: Thomas Adams and the
Modern Planning Movement: Britain, Canada and the
U.S.A. 1900-1940. Mansell 1985 8vo Fine in dw
UKP12
262pp. Illustrated.
201. SINGLETON (Ed), WILLIAM A.: Studies in
Architectural History. Saint Anthony's Press 1954
8vo VG in marked dw UKP15
184pp. Illustrated. Contributors include Dorothy
Stroud (Eighteenth Century Landscape Gardening),
Rudolf Wittkower (Burlington and his work in York)
and Thomas Howarth (Arts and Crafts Revival).
Essays presented at the York Summer School of
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202. (SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES): Archaeologia.
Society of Antiquaries 1955 4to VG in original cloth
UKP15
244pp. Illustrated. Includes 58p paper on the Wall-
Paintings at Longthorpe Tower, near Peterborough
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203. SPEISER, WERNER: Oriental Architecture in
colour. Thames & Hudson 1965 4to VG in dw UKP20
504pp. Illustrated throughout including 112 colour
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204. STELL/HARMAN, GEOFFREY/MARY: Buildings of
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57pp + map in rear pocket. Illustrated throughout.
205. STEPHEN/FRAMPTON/CARAPETIAN,
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103pp. Illustrated. Valuable personal document of
the period.
206. STEVENSON, D. ALAN: The World's Lighthouses
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UKP75
310pp. Illustrated throughout.
207. STOKES, ADRIAN: The Quattro Cento: A different
conception of the Italian Renaissance. Faber 1952
8vo VG in green cloth UKP35
239pp. Illustrated. Volume one being a study of
Italian fifteenth century architecture and sculpture
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208. STRONG, ROY: The Renaissance Garden in
England. Thames & Hudson 1979 large format
paperback VG in decorated wraps UKP20
240pp. Illustrated with 144 plans, diagrams and
views.
209. STROUD, DOROTHY: Henry Holland: His Life and
Architecture. Barnes (N. Y.) 1966 4to VG in slightly
creased dw UKP46
159pp. Illustrated. 1st American edition of
important monograph.
210. SWINSON, ARTHUR: Frederick Sander: The
Orchid King. Hodder 1970 large 8vo Fine in dw faded
on spine UKP20
252pp. Illustrated. Biography of the famed Orchid
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211. TAYLOR, JEREMY: The Architectural Medal:
England in the Nineteenth Century.
Collonnade/British Museum 1978 4to Near Fine in
dw UKP18
244pp. Well Illustrated Catalogue, with biographical
notes on Architects and Medallists based on the
collection in the Brirish Museum.
212. TAYLOR/MUIR, CHRISTOPHER/RICHARD:
Visions of the Past. Dent 1983 4to VG in dw UKP10
351pp. Illustrated. Informative Account of English
Landscape History.
213. TEMPLE, NIGEL: John Nash & the Village
Picturesque. Sutton 1979 lg 8vo VG in dw UKP25
176p + illustrations. Detailed study of the work and
excursions of Humphry Repton, John Nash and
George Repton and their achievements at Blaise
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214. THORNTON, PETER: Authentic Decor: The
Domestic Interior 1620-1920. Weidenfeld 1993
large format paperback Fine in decorated wraps
UKP15
408pp. 1st softback edition of comprehensive
survey of English Interior Design.
215. TRISTRAM, E. W.: English Wall Painting of the
Fourteenth Century. Routledge 1955 4to VG in torn
and chipped dw UKP80
311p + 64p photographic illustrations. With
catalogue compiled in collaboration with Monica
Bardswell. Scarce title.
216. VARIOUS CONTRIBUTORS: Architecture In
Wood. Faber 1971 4to Ex-library with usual marks
else VG in dw. UKP32
History of wood building and associated techniques
in Europe and North America. Editerd by Hans
Jurgen Hansen.
217. VON SIMSON, OTTO: The Gothic Cathedral:
Origins of Gothic Architecture and the Medieval
Concept of Order. Pantheon/Bollingen 1962 8vo VG
in glassine wraps UKP30
278pp. Illustrated throughout with photographs and
three tipped-in colour plates. 2nd (Revised) edition
of title first published in 1956.
218. WENHAM, PETER: Watermills. Hale 1989 8vo
Fine in dw UKP11
254pp. Illustrated. History of and County Guide to
notable watermills.
219. WEST, TRUDY: New Life for an Old House. Barrie
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208pp. Well illustrated (with photographs and line
illustrations) guide to aspects of conservation and
renovation.
220. WEST, TRUDY: The Timber Frame House in
England. David & Charles 1980 (1971) lg 8vo Near
Fine in dw UKP14
222pp.Illustrations by Paul Dong.
221. WHITTICK (Ed), ARNOLD: Ruskin's Venice.
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328pp. Illustrated with 77 photographs and 26 line
illustrations.
222. WIGHTWICK, GEORGE: The Palace of
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219pp. Illustrated with plates and woodcuts
throughout. Entertaining title by Soane's
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223. WILBER (Ed), DONALD NEWTON: Persian
Gardens and Garden Pavilions. Dumbarton Oaks
1979 8vo New title UKP22
104pp. Illustrated. Second Edition of title first
published in 1962. Bibliography. Volume in the
Dumbarton Oaks Colloquium on the History of
Landscape Architecture series.
224. WILIAM, EURWYN: Traditional Farm Buildings
in North-East Wales 1550-1900. National Museum of
Wales 1982 sm 4to Fine in dw. UKP15
334pp. Illustrated. A title that also gives much
information about building methods and ideas of the
period.
225. (WOOD, J.) MOWL/EARNSHAW, TIM/BRIAN:
John Wood: Architect of Obsession. Millstream (Bath)
1987 4to Fine in dw UKP15
224pp. 120 Illustrations. Detailed monograph of the
18th Century Architect and Planner.
226. WOODELL (Ed), S. R. J.: The English Landscape:
Past, Present and Future. O. U. P. 1985 4to VG in dw
UKP20
240pp. Illustrated. Collection of papers containing
the Wolfson College Lectures for 1983. Contributors
include B. Cunliffe, Oliver Rackham, M. W. Beresford
and Joan Thirsk.
227. WOODHAM, JONATHAN M.: Twentieth Century
Ornament. Studio Vista 1990 4to Near Fine in dw
UKP18
336pp. Well researched and illustrated (400
illustrations of which 200 are in colour) title.
228. (WREN, CHRISTOPHER) DOWNES, KERRY:
Christopher Wren. Allen Lane 1971 8vo VG in dw
UKP12
192pp. Illustrated Monograph in 'The Architect and
Society' series.
229. (WRIGHT, F. L.) LLOYD WRIGHT, FRANK: An
Autobiography. Faber 1945 4to VG in like slightly
chipped dw UKP55
486pp. Illustrated. Nice copy of the 1st edition now
elusive in the dw.
230. YARWOOD, DOREEN: The Architecture of England
from Prehistoric Times to the Present Day. Batsford
1963 4to Near Fine in dw UKP28
672pp. Illustrated with photographs and line
illustrations. 1st edition of an important study.
231. YOUNGSON, A. J.: The Making of Classical
Edinburgh. Edinburgh University Press 1967 4to VG
in dw UKP40
338pp. Illustrated. Reprint.