ALEXANDER, William (1767-1816).  The Costume of China, London: William Miller, 1805. 4° (322 x 250mm). 48 hand-coloured aquatint plates after William Alexander. (Lacking half title and dedication, hinges broken, occasional light spotting, marginal browning and offsetting.) Contemporary half calf (worn). Provenance: Emily Margaret Sheaffe (early signatures on title and front endpaper).
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ALEXANDER, William (1767-1816). The Costume of China, London: William Miller, 1805. 4° (322 x 250mm). 48 hand-coloured aquatint plates after William Alexander. (Lacking half title and dedication, hinges broken, occasional light spotting, marginal browning and offsetting.) Contemporary half calf (worn). Provenance: Emily Margaret Sheaffe (early signatures on title and front endpaper).

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ALEXANDER, William (1767-1816). The Costume of China, London: William Miller, 1805. 4° (322 x 250mm). 48 hand-coloured aquatint plates after William Alexander. (Lacking half title and dedication, hinges broken, occasional light spotting, marginal browning and offsetting.) Contemporary half calf (worn). Provenance: Emily Margaret Sheaffe (early signatures on title and front endpaper).
FIRST EDITION. Abbey Travel 534; Colas 74; Lipperheide 1527.
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