- Cloth (sl.) soiled/ foxed.
= On the binding, Braches 2330. Rare trade catalogue of products made by Dutch inmates, mostly furniture, but i.a. also cardboard boxes, tapestries, lanterns, knitware, brushes and sweepers.
- Covers trifle soiled.
- Sm. (closed) tear in frontwr.
Pradère, A. Les Ébénistes Français de Louis XIV à la Révolution. Paris, Sté Nlle des Editions du Chêne, 1989, 438,(2)p., num. (col.) ills., orig. cl. w. dustwr., large 4to (fine).
- Two pages w. sm. dam. spot due to formerly sticking together. Wrappers trifle foxed/ soiled.
= Covering various aspects of (the history of) Pander, not only the furniture and interior decoration, but also the design and production of airplanes. Contains i.a. the story "Miebetje's droom. Een vrouwenleven in meubels" by Willy Corsari. Rare.
- Lower corner vaguely bumped. Wrappers trifle dustsoiled. Very good copy.
= Rare, classic publication. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XV.
- Edges yellowed/ browned. Boards partly sunned; browned along edges.
= A catalogue of many (unupholstered) pieces of furniture, numbered and divided into categories, such as "Salons Transition et Louis XV", "Salons Empire et Modern Style", "Grands Fauteuils - Bergères - Confidents" and "Tabourets - Banquettes - Coins". With loosely inserted booklet by the same containing prices for the products shown as of 1903.
ADDED: 2 portfolios of photogr. plates w. furniture and woodwork decorations (not collated).