"Where's Master? By Caesar The King's Dog" 1910 Decorative Bindings

"Where's Master? By Caesar The King's Dog" 1910 Decorative Bindings[54] pp. Hodder & Stoughton Frontispiece from a drawing by Maud Earl 1910 7 5 8" x 5 1 8" Caesar was King Edward VII's favourite dog and led the funeral procession in 1910. This book was published just after the King's death and hurriedly withdrawn soon afterwards, hence only a few copies exist. A story told from the perspective of King Edward VII's wire haired terrier Caesar that led up to the events of the king's death and the dog's confusion as he

Christie's South Kensington

The book offers a panoramic view of the new decorative style of the time

Gordon Grand

Art Sz: 8 1/4"H x 12"W

Illustrated with a colour frontispiece (cartoon of "The Flyfishers' Club Arrives At Loch Ness 1933" with "key" to names on tissue overlay) and 11 b&w plates

Dive into a world where romance flourishes amidst the splendor of one of history's most revered furniture styles

drawings and illustrations to the Louvre indicating something of the collection's importance

Ranging from the 'late Earl of Kelly' to the drunken dog of New York

Alligator's face is the color purple

Born in 1922 in Sant'Andrea de Barbarana

ornamentalists

5 Rare Ridgways Old Ivory Bedford Ware Equestrian - The Huntsman signed Cyril Gorainoff