New York: Simon and Schuster, 1957. First edition. Inscribed with Drawing of Pugsley. With a full-page pen drawing on the fly leaf of Pugsley with a pet lizard, inscribed to author Nathaniel Benchley, “For Nat, Chas Addams, 1957.” Addams designed the jacket to Benchley’s children’s book The Visitors (1965)..... Read More about Nightcrawlers

China: Ca. first half of 19th century. Album of 34 Original Chinese Watercolors. A very interesting and engaging collection of genre scenes. The trees, rocks, and landscapes are particularly well rendered, and the figures are full of life. The pictures in many such albums often follow a sequence of events... Read More about Album of 34 Chinese watercolor paintings on paper

New York: Abbeville, 1988. First edtion. Read More about The Art of Florence

[probably German]: [c. 1880?]. Read More about Young boy, barefoot, with stick on stair. Full Figure

[Paris]: between 1647-1655. In the second state, the address of Langlois's widow appears in the title plate. Francois Langlois died in 1647 and his widow married Piere Mariette II in 1655. Mariette's address apears on the fifth state of this set. Stefano dell Bella was living and working in Paris from 1639-1650. Read More about Etching: Deux Tigres sautent au-dessus d'un festoon de raisins et de feuilles devignes porté par...

[Florence, Italy: 1949]. Printed circa 1984. Remarkable, brilliant portrait of the famous art critic and connoisseur (1865-1959) in his bed at Villa I Tatti, taken by the master photographer Kessel (1902-1995) whose work (especially for LIFE magazine) was received universal admiration. (Kessel's sensitive photographs of works of art has been... Read More about Portrait photograph of Bernard Berenson iat the Villa I Tatti, as reflected in in the framed...

Vienna: produced by the studio of Brüder Nedomansky, 1902. Sumptuous German Presentation Testimonial, 1902. An extremely attractive and well-produced artifact. The layout of the text is impeccable, the lettering faultless, while the binding was intended to be a showpiece, and succeeds.UNIQUE. Read More about A testimonial, hand-lettered in German in black, gold, red and silver inks, presented to...

London: Printed by W. Bulmer, 1812. First Edition. The first of 11 volumes issued through 1861 by Thomas Combe who was responsible for the first four parts. Printed by Bulmer. Read More about A Description of the Collection of Ancient Marbles in The British Museum

New York: Crown, [1967]. Read More about Candleholders in America, 1650-1900. A Comprehensive Collection of American and European Candle...

New York: Charles Scribner's and Sons, 1887. Read More about Cyclopedia of Painters and Paintings

N.p: January 1906. An unpublished manuscript illustrated with 14 original watercolors.A skillfully and pleasingly executed series of watercolors illustrating the ill-fated journey of one Jack Jarvis, who returns from his jaunt without arms or legs. The author and illustrator, Charles Collette (1842-1924), was a popular English stage actor and composer... Read More about Jack Jarvis' Jaunt

DC Comics Inc, May 1972. The Witching Hour was an American comic book anthology focusing on stories of horror and the supernatural. The stories were hosted and introduced by three witches, based on Macbeth's Weird Sisters and the archetypal Maiden/Mother/Crone characterization. This first page shows the three witches, Morded, Mildred..... Read More about The Witching Hour, Issue 20 Page 1

DC Comics Inc, November 1971. The Witching Hour was published for 85 issues from February-March 1969 to October 1978. The beginning of each of the comics featured three witches ‘hosting’ the tales in a similar fashion to Macbeth’s Weird Sisters. The three witches, based on the archetypes of Maiden/Mother/Crone, Cynthia..... Read More about The Witching Hour Vol 1 17, page 1 "The Little Witch Went to College"