TWENTY-THREE (23) BOOKS ON ST. LOUIS AND OTHER MUSEUMS

TWENTY-THREE (23) BOOKS ON ST. LOUIS AND OTHER MUSEUMSIncluding catalogues from the St. Louis Art Museum, the Contemporary Art Museum- St. Louis, the Pulitzer Foundation- St. Louis, Nelson Atkins- Kan

Twenty-three (23) First Edition books by Mary Ann Evans, writing under the pen name George Eliot, 28 items total, majority published by William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London, 1859-84. Inclu

St. Louis Crystal Goblets 'Tommy' PatternThe set comprising;Four 8in. goblets,Nine 6 3/4in. gobletsTen 6in. gobletsTwenty three gobletsCondition: Good, no chips or cracks

Description: A collection of 23 books concerning silver vertu and silversmiths to include: American, Irish, Continental, MFA Boston, Philadelphia etc.Type: BookMaterials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions

Six Bound Volumes of Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Bulletin, Volumes 7 through 12 in three books .Issues range from 1949 through 1954. Group is in good condition with only light wear to th

Three Books related to Henri Matisse Property of the Margaret B. Shapley Trust, St. Louis, Missouri

DESCRIPTION: Twenty-three books including the works of Edgar Allen Poe. MEASUREMENTS: Largest 7" x 10". CONDITION: No defects noted.

A Bronze Figural Group of A Putto and Goose italian, 19th century with an applied metal plaque printed Copiato della originale nel Museo di Napoli per i

Group of 23 books: Collection of World's Ceramics, published by Kawade Shobo: Tokyo, 1957; each of Japanese text only, including: volume 1: Ancient Japan; volume 2: Nara, Heian, Shakura and Muroma

Two 18th Century French Travel Volumes, One of Copperplate Engravingsthe first book, quarto (11 in.), features twenty-three (23) engraved plates that accompany Joseph-Jérome de Lalande's Voyage en

Composition with glass eyes and original painted finish, made in two pieces with head & neck one and body 2nd, marked on bases General Fiber Co… St. Louis, 23 x 9 x 18” high. Condition one

Twenty-three books and pamphlets mainly on history and art history, including Columbus and the Age of Discovery, Theodore Roosevelt: Icon of the American History, Williamsburg Before and After, and Am

Japanese, Turn of the Century Handwoven Tapestry, Three CranesOral history says this was purchased at the 1904 World's Fair.Provenance: Donated to benefit the Campbell House Museum, St. Louis, MO25 x

Three antique miniature books 1 and 5/8" H: "Little Folks" 1863, "Silver Medal" 1863 and "Fanny's Picnic" 1866. Also five miniature photo albums of the British monarchy and views of St. Louis.

Ten various 19th and 20th century books, including three Tarzans by Edgar Rice Burroughs, a copy of Lindbergh's memoir The Spirit of St. Louis (New York, 1953), Typhoon by Joseph Conrad (New York, 191

1) Everett, Marshall. The Book of the Fair, St. Louis 1904. The Greatest Exposition The World Has Ever Seen. Photographed and Explained. A Panorama of the St. Louis Exposition. P.W. Ziegler Co., Phila

The Wood Pile by Thelma Notter Webb porcelain plaque. Exhibited at museums as shown on back. St. Louis artist. Decorated three-dimensional porcelain plaque. Beautiful colors. Great quality & detail. P

ASSORTED EXPOSITION / WORLD'S FAIR POST CARDS, LOT OF 48, including 23 1907 Jamestown, 13 1904 St. Louis (one HTL), and three 1893 Chicago World's Columbian. Used and unused. 1893-1915. Provenance: Fr

A Group of Three Linen and Cotton Printed Textiles from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904. Largest dimensions: h: 23 x w: 22 in.

Twenty-Three Piece Majolica Oyster Set, early 20th c., by St. Clouet, consisting of 21 plates and two large platters, Platters- H.- 1 in., Dia.- 14 3/4 in. (23 Pcs.)

Twenty-three 18th Century Portrait Plates from Various Books. All black and white. Twenty-two feature men, one woman. Nineteen are single portraits, four a composites of six men each. All are ecclesia

Planet News 1ST Edition (The Pocket Poet Series, Number Twenty-Three). Ginsberg, Allen. CITY LIGHTS BOOKS, 1968. First Edition. First edition. Name on first page. Some light edgwear with minor ink los

printed at Pilot Print, St. Louis, MO specifically for a show held at Quincy [Illinois] on May 23 & 24, 1856, featuring "The Illinois Children or Young Suckers" weighing 547 and 432 pounds, "The Infan

Lot of three Tiffany reference books: The Stained Glass Windows of Saint Joseph by Albrecht Art Museum  Tiffany Windows by Alastair Duncan  The Lamps of Louis Comfort Tiffany by Martin Eidel