The V&A Album 2

This Book is in Good Condition. The Softcovers have Very Light Fading to the Spine, Light Rubbing to the Surface, and Light Edgewear, including a Small, Light Crease at the Top Fore Edge Corner of the Front Cover but No Tears, Stains, or Other Major Damage. The Spine is Creased, but the Binding is still Strong and Intact. The Interior is Clean and Unmarked with No Writing, Highlighting, or Underlining and has No Tears, Creases, Stains, Mold, or Any Major Damage. The Page Edges have No Remainder Mark, Foxing, Stains, or Any Major Damage. Book Description The contents of The V&A Album 2 include "Apsley House and the Battle of the Waterloo Banquets" by The Countess of Longford, "The Small-scale Arts of Romanesque England" by Paul Williamson, "The Margaret de Foix Book of Hours" by Rowan Watson, "Two Early Company Albums" by Andrew Topsfield, "The Speaker's State Bed" by Clive Wainwright, "Theatre Models" by James Fowler, "Travels with the V&A" by Charles and Anne Foster, "Pictures by Potters" by Michael Archer, "Richard Redgrave, RA: Artist and Administrator" by Lionel Lambourne, "Queen Mab's Chariot among the Steam Engines: The V&A, the RCA and the Reform of Design" by Christopher Grayling, "The Seventeenth-Century Kitchen at Ham House" by Caroline Davidson, "Nature, the only Teacher: A Nautilus Cup from a Noble Polish Collection" by Anna Somers Cocks, "Tales of the Unexpected: The Decoration of Japanese Export Lacquer" by Joe Earle, "Trophies from the Great Exhibition of 1851" by Shirley Bury, "Royal Jewels in the V&A" by Shirley Bury and Anna Somers Cocks, "Saving Stained Glass" by June Lennox, "Twenty Years of Ceramic and Glass Design: The Collections of the British Institute of Industrial Art and Industry" by Jennifer Hawkins Opie, "Looking at Dolls' Houses" by Anthony Burton, "A Collection Grows: The Gift of British Fashions for Winter 1979" by Valerie Mendes, "Persian Carpets of the Safavid Period" by Donald King, "Painted Paper of Pekin: Chinese Wallpapers in England" by Gillian Saunders, "Aston Webb" by Gavin Stamp, "The Files of Francis Frith" by Valerie Lloyd, "George Bickham Junior: Master of the Rococo" by Michael Snodin, "A Quartier Latin of a Dignified and Popular Sort: Prince Albert's own Contribution to South Kensington" by Hermione Hobhouse, "Noble Works or Base Deceptions? Some Victorian Fakes and Forgeries" by Malcolm Baker, and other essays as well as many interesting art and antiques advertisements.