First Edition,Published by Little, Brown and Company, 1956 Cloth Bound with original dust jacket, in very good condition (tight spine, no marks, one slight tear on rear of jacket only).

Tome One, Hard Bound, published Paris, 1855, slight wear to binding, slight discoloration of some pages, no missing pages.

Cast iron andirons in the form of ships on top of anchors, early 20th century, American, in very good original condition. H. 18", W. 10", D. 18". We accept time payments and quantity discounts. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED. MEMBERS OF: THE ANTIQUES COUNCIL, THE CAPE COD ANTIQUE DEALERS ASSOCIATION (CCADA). ** 184BX42

A pair of cast iron andirons with original glass eyes (one eye shows a slight almost imperceptible scratch). Light from the fireplace glows through the eyes bringing the owls to life. Several American foundries manufactured these during the 19th and early 20th centuries and this pair has a seldom found mark indicating the date of manufacture (copyright Sept 14, 1887- see photos). We believe that these were manufactured by Peck, Stow and Wilcox, a Connecticut foundry. 16" H. X 17" D. X 9 1/2" W.... Click for details

Original cast iron andirons in the form of Hessian Soldiers marching in review with their swords held high. The best-known pattern of early 19th century cast andirons is that of Hessian Soldiers. It is believed that these were inspired by the dislike of the mercenary troops brought here by the British in the American Revolution. Hence, they were being burned in effigy. American, circa 1900. 20" H. X 9-1/2" W. X 17" D. overall. We accept time payments and quantity discounts. We have many other pa... Click for details

Lorenzo Ghiberti: A two volume hardbound set, by Richard Krautheimer, Princeton University Press, published 1970, ISBN 0-691-03820-1, almost like new with very slight soiling and slight wear to dust jackets, 137 black and white plates, 146 illustrations, 334 pages of text.