CHIPPENDALE, THOMAS - Chippendale's One Hundred and Thirty-Three Designs of Interior Decorations in the Old French & Antique Styles, for Carvers, Cabinet Makers, Ornamental Painters, Etc

London: John Weale, 1834. First thus. Half-leather hardback with marbled boards. 300mm x 140mm (12" x 6"). Plates. Laid on illustrated title page and 49 engraved plates, with an additional 15 bound in at rear. The 15 plates at rear are mostly anonymous, but some are credited to H Shaw. The plate numbers range from 3 to 40.. G : in Good condition. Cover rubbed and edgeworn. Contemporary inscription on front pastedown for Miles & Edwards, 134 Oxford St. Foxing throughout, impacting on most plates .

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