Specimens of ornamental art workmanship in gold, silver, iron, brass and bronze
from the twelfth to the nineteenth centuries : fifty large plates in gold and colours of the choicest examples : with a history of the art in Italy, England, France, Germany and Spain, together with its theory and practice
by Matthew Digby Wyatt
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Decorative arts, History, Metal-workShowing 3 featured editions. View all 3 editions?
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Title page printed in red and blue; added chromolithographed t.p.
Plates executed on stone by Francis Bedford - preface.
Some errors in plate numbering.
ROM copy: Pages [71]-81 ("Description of plates") and plates 1-50 bound between p. vii and [ix].
MASS copy 1: Lacking t.p. in blue and red. Bound in quarter green morocco and green moiré cloth, blocked in gold. Binder's ticket: Leighton Son & Hodge.
MASS copy 2: With plates bound before text. Bound in yellow morocco-grain cloth blocked in gold and blind. Binder's ticket: Leighton Son and Hodge.
MASS copy 3: Lacking t.p. in blue and red. Bound in yellow cloth, in same design as copy 2. Binder's ticket: Leighton Son & Hodge.
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