RHIND, William, A History of the Vegetable Kingdom, Blackie & Son, Glasgow and London 1857. With 41 plates, some coloured and portrait of Linnaeus on title page. 4to. 1/2 tooled leather plus GOTHEIN, Marie Luise, 'A History of Garden Art'. trans. Mrs Archer-Hind. Dent, London 1928. 2 vols. Tooled blue cloth. 4to. plus HATTON, Richard G, The Craftsman's Plant Book: or Figures of Plants, Chapman & Hall, London 1909. 4to. Green cloth, faded and torn (4)
Provenance:
PETER HAYDEN 21 April 1928 – 24 September 2019
Staffordshire based garden historian Peter Hayden was the author of Biddulph Grange: A Garden Rediscovered and a contributor to The Oxford Companion to Gardens, The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, The Garden, Landscape Design and Country Life. During National Service in the Intelligence Corps he trained as a Russian interpreter. His research into Russian gardens culminated in Russian Parks and Gardens (2005). In 2006 he was awarded a Gold Medal by the Russian Academy of Arts, the first foreigner to receive the award since it was introduced by Catherine the Great in the Eighteenth Century. His interests – including horticulture, topography, local history and cookery – are reflected in his extensive private library.
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RHIND, William, A History of the Vegetable Kingdom, Blackie & Son, Glasgow and London 1857. With 41 plates, some coloured and portrait of Linnaeus on title page. 4to. 1/2 tooled leather plus GOTHEIN, Marie Luise, 'A History of Garden Art'. trans. Mrs Archer-Hind. Dent, London 1928. 2 vols. Tooled blue cloth. 4to. plus HATTON, Richard G, The Craftsman's Plant Book: or Figures of Plants, Chapman & Hall, London 1909. 4to. Green cloth, faded and torn (4)
Provenance:
PETER HAYDEN 21 April 1928 – 24 September 2019
Staffordshire based garden historian Peter Hayden was the author of Biddulph Grange: A Garden Rediscovered and a contributor to The Oxford Companion to Gardens, The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, The Garden, Landscape Design and Country Life. During National Service in the Intelligence Corps he trained as a Russian interpreter. His research into Russian gardens culminated in Russian Parks and Gardens (2005). In 2006 he was awarded a Gold Medal by the Russian Academy of Arts, the first foreigner to receive the award since it was introduced by Catherine the Great in the Eighteenth Century. His interests – including horticulture, topography, local history and cookery – are reflected in his extensive private library.
Auction: THE OXFORD LIBRARY SALE - Day Two, 22nd Apr, 2021
THE OXFORD LIBRARY SALE - Day Two