Society
Ray-Jones' classic photo book, an affectionate look at the English and their eccentricities.
An illustrated biography of Messel's life, work, theatre designs and interiors.
An exploration of the London art scene in the 1960s, with photographs by Lord Snowdon.
A stylish catalogue with archival photographs and insights into three modern masters.
The auction catalogue for the contents of Stephen Tennant's Wilsford Manor home.
Beaton's lively account of the designers and tastemakers of early 20th century fashion.
Rex Whistler's bookplate design for the British-American human rights activist.
A rare unused example of the very first Valentine's greetings telegram.
A proof copy of Edith Sitwell's autobiography.
'Four hundred pages and Mr. Sitwell promises a shudder on every page.'
An original photograph by the woman who dominated society portraits during the 1930s.
A portfolio of words and pictures from the magazine's illustrious archive.
The uncommon hardback edition of the auction catalogue.
Poems and morality tales for modern life - a scarce early work by Stephen Tennant and his mother.
A personal account of Vita Sackville-West's ancestral home and her ancestors.
An amusing 1930s advertising brochure for Moss Bros, with illustrations by Anna Zinkeisen.