Loan Exhibition of Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century Furniture & Glass by AMERICAN ART GALLERIES - 1929

1929. Hardbound. VG. Beautiful Calf spine with five raised bands and gilt title, Japanese Mohair covered boards. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated in bw. Recently rebound to create a stunning presentation of this highly sought-after Loan Exhibition of American Decorative Arts. You won't regret this purchase, and this copy will make you the envy of your fellow collectors.

1929. Hardbound. G, center pages have starteed to separate from spine and some have tears at bottom of gutter. Few pages have small tears at top and previous owner's markings. Best thought of as a reading copy.. Grey linen covers with inked label. Original front paper cover bound in. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated in bw. The most important exhibition ever of American Decorative Arts. A good copy for reference.

1929. Hardbound. VG, bound into blue cloth with gilt title on spine, original wraps NOT retiained, begins with several blanks then the title-page. A very nice copy. 3/4 green leather with gilt accents, raised bands with gilt devices and gilt title, matching fine woven green cloth covered boards. Original front paper cover bound in. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated in bw. The most important exhibition ever of American Decorative Arts. A very nice copy that will serve you well for as long as you own it.

1929. Hardbound. Fair, original wraps present but chipped, old clear tape along spine paper, which has disintegrated. As-found condition, sold as a great reading copy. 3/4 green leather with gilt accents, raised bands with gilt devices and gilt title, matching fine woven green cloth covered boards. Original front paper cover bound in. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated in bw. The most important exhibition ever of American Decorative Arts. Tucked into this copy are maybe a dozen slips of paper revealing when and to whom certain pieces were sold, all in the early 1930s.

1929. Hardbound. VG-, some scuffing to the leather and wear at the hinges. 3/4 green leather with gilt accents, raised bands with gilt devices and gilt title, matching fine woven green cloth covered boards. Original front paper cover bound in. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated in bw. Bound long ago by "A.D. Whiteside" (whose name is embossed in gilt letters towards the bottom of the front cover) to create a sophisticated presentation of this highly sought-after Loan Exhibition of American Decorative Arts. You won't regret this purchase, and this copy will make you the envy of your fellow collectors.