Rudyard Kipling Furniture

This is an antique copy of Deeds That Won the Empire by W. H. Fitchett - an engaging bound and illustrated military history book presented in its intact, original order with only lig...

AUTHOR: KIPLING, Rudyard. TITLE: Many Inventions. PUBLISHER: London: Macmillan & Co., 1893. DESCRIPTION: FIRST EDITION SIGNED. 1 vol., signed by Kipling on the title-page under h...

A beautifully illustrated and very smartly bound, limited edition of Edgar Allan Poe's works. In a lovely Bickers binding. Limited edition, numbered 14 of 150 copies printed with pr...

Noted architect Thomas Kligerman celebrates the magic of summer, exploring the seaside setting and design of secluded cottages facing the Atlantic along the Rhode Island coast Summe...

Majolica: A Complete History and Illustrated Survey, by Marilyn Karmason & Joan Stacke – Updated and Expanded edition, 2002. Out of Print. The first major work on the field, a com...

The whimsical, layered, incredibly chic, and livable interiors and the fresh and original insights of the coolest design duo fill every page of this treasure chest of a debut interiors book. Every Pierce & Ward home tells a story. Emily and Louisa believe that there is a beauty in the unfolding of a room that takes the eye dancing from one piece to the next, swirling over velvets of peach and gold, gliding over glass and marble, and stopping to take in the homeowner's precious sentimental favorites. As the designers for such Hollywood powerhouses, supermodels, and rock stars as Brie Larson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Dakota Johnson...

The Wrightsman Collection, Vols. I-V. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1966-1973. First edition hardcovers with dust jackets. 2248 pp. Inscribed by the Wrightsmans. The complete series of The Wrightsman collection catalogues from The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Jayne and Charles Wrightsman, who, in a relatively short period of time—beginning in 1952—amassed the finest private collection in America of the decorative arts of the Ancien Régime (15th c until 1792). Throughout the years the Wrightsmans' active interest in the Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts has resulted in splendid gifts that have enabled the Museum to create an unparalleled and truly encyclopaedic collection of French 18th c...

“Michael Jackson: The Man in the Mirror, 1958–2009” by Tim Hill – Illustrated Collector’s Book A richly illustrated and highly collectible volume chronicling ...

New York: George H Doran Company, (1922). First American Edition. 8vo, 9 x 6 1/2 inches 230 x 160 mm); 204 pp. 25 tipped-in color plates, including the frontispiece; illustrations ...

London: Mysterious Press, 1989. First U.K. Edition, First Printing. 8vo, 9 1/4 x 6 (232 x 150 mm); (4) 212 pp. Publisher’s black paper boards, spine lettered in gilt. With the orig...

Beautifully illustrated with full colour plates, and in the publisher's original vellum binding, this is a charming limited edition collection of the tales of Hans Christian Andersen...

A beautifully preserved early 20th-century antique illustrated edition of Jack London’s legendary novel White Fang, bound in its original deep green cloth with an elegant blind-stamped sailing ship device to the cover — a signature design element of Collier’s coveted Seven Seas Edition. This edition features: A striking full-page illustration of White Fang and the collie Classic typographic title page with publisher’s device Deckled, age-toned pages that create an exceptional warm patina Original period binding ideal for display The tactile cloth, maritime motif, and rich green tone make this an especially desirable copy for both collectors and designers sourcing authentic library material. About the Author & Story: Jack London — one of the most important voices in American naturalism — drew from his own experiences in the Klondike Gold Rush to write White Fang (1906), a powerful wilderness narrative told from the perspective of a wild wolf-dog. The novel explores: Survival in the brutal North The tension between civilization and instinct Transformation through kindness and trust It remains one of the most influential animal-perspective adventure stories ever written and is a cornerstone of American literary history. For collectors, London represents the golden age of rugged American storytelling alongside Hemingway and Melville — making his works essential in a well-curated library. Condition Very good antique condition for its age. Structurally sound binding Light expected wear to cloth Interior clean with age toning Small edge tear to preliminary page (visible in photos) Illustration in excellent displayable condition Presents beautifully on a shelf or in a stack. Why This Edition Is Desirable ✔ Early Collier Seven Seas Edition ✔ Original decorative cloth binding ✔ Illustrated ✔ Jack London — cornerstone American author ✔ Ideal designer color ✔ Shelf presence with understated “old money” elegance Styling Ideas: Stack with other green and leather volumes for a Ralph Lauren–style study Pair with: Brass magnifying glass Marble horse head bookends Antique binoculars...