Preceded by the US edition, this is Beerbohm's first regularly published title, ensuring his acceptance amongst the 'fastidious and recognised hig...

Fifty, often merciless but never malicious, caricature portraits by Beerbohm, including one of George Bernard Shaw who had recommended Beerbohm to...

The second, and final, anthology of Rhymers' Club poetry, the first published two years before. The Club was founded by W.B. Yeats and Ernest Rhys...

Further poems by the English poet, and Catholic mystic, Francis Thompson. Potentially inspired by the author's relationship with the daughters of ...

A scarce little production, printed for private circulation by the author.Sole issue; 8vo; single leaf folded vertically and printed on all sides;...

With a delightful title-page designed by Selwyn Image, reproduced in A.J.A. Symonds' article 'The Typography of the 1890s' in Fleuron, VII, p.118....

An early collection of the poems of this prolific eighteen-nineties writer, perhaps remembered more today for his brief affair with Wilde and thei...

An intriguing 1890s production of a theatrical bent, preceded only by issues that were distributed to audience members; the book serves as a diary...

An attractive 1890s production, designed by the architect Herbert Horne and printed by the Chiswick Press; difficult to find in such condition. On...

A very good copy of this eclectic book by 1890s author John Davidson, illustrated by Harry Furniss.First edition, first issue; 8vo; frontispiece, ...

Comparing this with certain other publications of the time, such as The Life and Times of Madame du Barry, and given the format of the stated limi...

A very good example of the special issue of the first volume of this important eighteen-nineties periodical. This issue does not include the 16pp....

Other contributors include 'Anodos' (Mary Coleridge), Laurence Binyon and 'E.L.' (Emily Lawless?).First edition; small 8vo; ink & pencil name ...

A great gift-book for children, compiled from the works of Eugene Field by Kenneth Grahame (of The Wind in the Willows fame). The edition went thr...

A very good example of this uncommon large paper edition, part of the Moray Library series. Gleeson White (1851-98) was a prolific player on the e...

A very well-preserved example of this uncommon large paper edition, part of the Moray Library series. Gleeson White (1851-98) was a prolific playe...

Combining a critical assessment of Hardy's work, a short bibliography and an additional bibliographical note.First edition; 8vo; frontispiece port...

The second series, of two; the author's first published works.First edition, number 27 of 75 copies on handmade paper, from an overall limitation ...

An at the time of publication significant work relating to the artist Félicien Rops, featuring previously unpublished material. Notable for its at...

The first edition comprised a print run of 250 copies, nearly all of which Whistler reputedly destroyed. This edition also comprised a similarly s...

The first title in Foulis' Spirit of the Age series, a neat and attractive volume.Number 22 of 100 copies signed by the author; narrow 8vo (c. 200...

The portraits are of Whistler (by Joseph Simpson), John M. Synge (by Jack B. Yeats), Max Beerbohm (by Claud Lovat Fraser), Walt Whitman (by Edward...

A parody of Henry James' The Sacred Fount, by poet and Professor of English Owen Seaman. This copy came from the library of bookseller & photo...