[FORE-EDGE PAINTINGS]
Group of six volumes, all with fine concealed fore-edge paintings, one double. Leather bindings, gilt or gilt and blind. Each fore-edge concealed under gilt, the largest volume 8 1/4 x 5 3/8 inches (21 x 13.5 cm); various paginations. One joint (on Moore's Irish Melodies now separated, else light wear, but about fine.
The double is of two London views; the balance include the Bridge of Sighs in Venice, St. Peter's in Rome, an unidentified country house, a view of Richmond Terrace, and Squire Thornhill and his family.