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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mar 29, 2017 | Bonhams | London | The Contents of Glyn Cywarch - The Property of Lord Harlech | 377 | $****** - ****** | GORE (WILLIAM) |
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SCOTT (WALTER) Marmion, additional manuscript title ("Scott's Marmion Dramatised by William Gore Esq. and Illustrated by Miss Harriet Pigott"), the text window mounted and extra-illustrated with 10 original ink sketches, green straight-grained morocco gilt by Lewis (signed on turn-in), sides with gilt and blind-tooled borders enclosing ornate cornerpieces, inner gilt dentelles and watered silk endpapers, 4to, Dublin, [Privately Printed], 1811--GORE (WILLIAM) The Necromancer, A Masque, some authorial emendations to text, modern quarter morocco, Dublin, [Privately Printed], 1815; idem, another copy, also with authorial emendations, bound with 'Edwy and Editha' and another copy of 'Marmion', specially printed half-title ("Poetic Trifles by William Gore") and Contents leaf, green straight-grained morocco gilt by Lewis, 8vo, Dublin, [Privately printed], 1811-1815, the last 2 with spines and edges faded and rubbed--The Book of Common Prayer, inscribed "William Gore from his affect. sister... Janry. 11th 1815 on his marrriage with Mary Jane Ormsby", contemporary red morocco, finely tooled in gilt, 12mo, John Reeves, 1801--The Book of Common Prayer, extensive notes on fly leaves recording births and marriages of the Burton-Brooke and Gore families from 1692 to 1792, contemporary red gilt-tooled morocco, worn, lower cover detached, 4to, Oxford, John Baskett, 1715; and 12 others, including Bibles and Prayer Books belonging to the Gore, Godolphin or Owen families (17)
