- Type: Pages & Pastime
Antique 1911 Chatto & Windus "Original Plays" by W. S. Gilbert (Four-Volume Set)
Published in London by the prestigious house of Chatto & Windus just after the famed dramatist’s passing, this rare set includes the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Series of his brilliant theatrical works. The volumes are beautifully bound in deep navy blue cloth with elegant blind-stamped front boards, while the spines feature spectacular Art Nouveau gold gilt tooling with dense floral vines and stylized Tudor roses. The interior opens to reveal striking olive-green floral lattice patterned endpapers bearing an authentic, elegant Edwardian provenance inscription dated March 1914.
Each:
6.25" x 4" x .5"
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Description
Published in London by the prestigious house of Chatto & Windus just after the famed dramatist’s passing, this rare set includes the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Series of his brilliant theatrical works. The volumes are beautifully bound in deep navy blue cloth with elegant blind-stamped front boards, while the spines feature spectacular Art Nouveau gold gilt tooling with dense floral vines and stylized Tudor roses. The interior opens to reveal striking olive-green floral lattice patterned endpapers bearing an authentic, elegant Edwardian provenance inscription dated March 1914.
Each:
6.25" x 4" x .5"





