152. Binstead, et al
Six Books on General Antique and Colonial Furniture

Binstead, Herbert E. THE FURNITURE STYLES. Trade Periodical Company: 1909.De Bles, Arthur. GENUINE ANTIQUE FURNITURE. With 200 illustrations. Thomas Y. Crowell: 1929.Griffith, Corinne. ANTIQUES I HAVE KNOWN. Frederick Fell: 1961. Mitchell, Edwin Valentine. THE ROMANCE OF NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUES. A.A. Wyn: 1950. Moore, N. Hudson. THE OLD FURNITURE BOOK. With a sketch of past days and ways. With one hundred and twelve illustrations. Tudor Publishing: 1936. Shackleton, Robert and Elizabeth. THE QUEST OF THE COLONIAL.

50/100     SOLD: $46.00

153. Nutting,Wallace
Books on Antique Furniture by Wallace Nutting

Nutting, Wallace. FURNITURE TREASURY (Mostly of American Origin) All periods of American furniture with some foreign examples in America also American hardware and household utensils. Five thousand illustrations with descriptions on the same page. Volumes I and II bound as one. Macmillan: 1928. FURNITURE TREASURY (Mostly of American Origin) Being a record of designers, details of designs and structure, with lists of clock makers in America, and a glossary of furniture terms, richly illustrated. Macmillan: 1949. FURNITURE OF THE PILGRIM CENTURY (of American Origin) 1620-1720. With maple and pine to 1800 including Colonial utensils and wrought-iron house hardware into the 19th century. Illustrated with more than fifteen hundred examples. Completely revised and greatly enlarged. Old American Co.: 1924.

75/125     SOLD: $57.50

154. Joy, et al
Nine Guides on Period Styles of Antique Furniture

Better Homes and Gardens. COUNTRY STYLE. Better Homes and Gardens: 1987.Connoisseur Period Guides. THE LATE GEORGIAN PERIOD.1760-1810. Reynal and Co.: nd. Edited by Ralph Edwards and L.G.G. Ramsey. Over 200 half-tone illustrations, more than 50 line drawings and 4 pages in full color. Fastnedge, Ralph. ENGLISH FURNITURE STYLES FROM 1500 TO 1830. Penguin Books: 1955.Honour, Hugh. CABINET MAKERS AND FURNITURE DESIGNERS. G.P. Putnam's: 1969.Joy, Edward T. THE COUNTRY LIFE BOOK OF CHAIRS. Country Life Limited: 1967. Joy, Edward. THE CONNOISSEUR'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDES: FURNITURE. Drawings by Peter Fitzjohn. Hearst Books: 1972.Ramsey, L.G.G., ed. THE CONNOISSEUR NEW GUIDE TO ANTIQUE ENGLISH FURNITURE. With an introduction by Terence Davis. E.P. Dutton: 1961.Roe, E. Gordon. HOME FURNISHINGS WITH ANTIQUES. Illustrations by Frances Maynard. Abbey Fine Arts: 1969. A Studio Book. GREAT STYLES OF FURNITURE: ENGLISH, ITALIAN, FRENCH, DUTCH, SPANISH. Viking Press:1963.

50/100     SOLD: $57.50

155. Brown, Dorothy Foster
Button Parade: A Book of Button Groupings Drawn and Described by Dorothy Foster Brown

Chicago: Lightner Publishing, 1942

25/50     SOLD: $34.50

156. Britten, F.J.
Britten's Old Clocks and Watches and Their Makers

New York: Bonanza Books, 1956
A historical and descriptive account of the different styles of clocks and watches of the past in England and abroad containing a list of nearly fourteen thousand makers. Seventh edition by G.H. Baillie, C. Clutton and C. A. Ilbert. With a frontispiece by L.H. Cresswell and diagrams by F. Janca.

20/30     SOLD: $34.50

157. Vanderpoel, Emily Noyes
American Lace and Lace-Makers

New Haven: Yale University Press, 1924
Published on the foundation established in memory of Amasa Stone Mather of the class of 1907 Yale College. Edited by Elizabeth C. Barney Buel. Over 100 plates.

25/50     SOLD: $34.50

158. Schottmueller, Frida
Furniture and Interior Decoration of the Italian Renaissance

Stuttgart: Julius Hoffmann, 1928
With 590 photographic plates

25/50     SOLD: $74.75

159. Zahle, Erik, ed.
A Treasury of Scandinavian Design

New York: Golden Press, 1961
Design from Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. For the different parts of Scandinavia, different editors wrote general articles, picture captions, biographies and selected the illustrative materials.

25/50     SOLD: $63.25

160. Tudor-Craig, Sir Algernon
Armorial Porcelain of the Eighteenth Century

London: The Century Co., 1925
With a foreword by Sir Henry Farnham Burke. Only one thousand copies issued. This is No. 568.

25/50     SOLD: $138.00

161. Buten, Harry M.
Wedgwood Rarities

Merion, Pennsylvania: Buten Museum of Wedgwood, 1969
Completely illustrated. Author included the following poem by an unknown Wedgwood aficianado: "To a Wedgwood collector for rarity/ There's a test more important than scarcity/ If it's my own/Then its rarity's shown./Any others I scorn with hilarity."

25/50     SOLD: $34.50