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7-Day Sale by Auction Belgravia Auction Gallery Est. 1971 7-Day Sale by Auction The Library of The Late Dr Cecil Paris Collectors Items, Persian Carpets & Rugs Militaria, Antiquities, Numismatica, Philately Breweriana, Toys, Post & Cigarette Cards Monday 28th January - Monday 4th February 2019 Viewing: Auction Days: Thursday 24th 09.00 - 12.00 Monday 28th 001 - 236 14.00 - 18.00 Tuesday 29th 237 - 481 Friday 25th 09.00 - 12.00 Wednesday 30th 482 - 750 14.00 - 18.00 Thursday 31st 751 - 1000 Saturday 26th 09.00 - 13.00 Friday 1st 1001 - 1300 Sunday 27th 09.00 - 13.00 Saturday 2nd 1301 - 1600 Monday 4th 1601 - 1841 Office & Auction Gallery, 46 Main Street, St Julians Tel: 00356 21362579 - Fax 00356 21372280 - Mobile 00356 99496988 URL: www.belgraviaauctions.com email: [email protected] www.belgraviaauctions.com 1 Monday 28th January 2019 at 2.30pm 1.* Bonello, Giovanni; FPM; Robert Caruana Dingli: Letters, Caricatures and Other Works, 2016 €80 - 140 2.* Fiorentino, Emmanuel; Grasso, Louis A.; Giuseppe Cali: 1846-1930, 1991 €35 - 60 3.* Fiorentino, Emmanuel; Anton Inglott: His Life and Works, 2002 €25 - 50 4.* Sciberras, Keith; Melchiorre Cafa: Maltese Genius of the Roman Baroque, 2006 €20 - 50 5.* Bugeja Gerald, The lost album Antonio Sciortino €50 - 80 6.* FPM; Edward Caruana Dingli: Portraits, Views and Folkloristic Scenes, 2010 €80 - 140 7.* Zammit, William; FPM; The Bellanti Family: Contributions to Art and Culture in Malta, 2010 €35 - 60 8.* Zammit, William; FPM; The Bellanti Family: Contributions to Art and Culture in Malta, 2010 €35 - 60 9.* Caruana-Dingli, Mario J.; Caruana-Dingli Artists, 1989 €20 - 50 10.* De Piro, Nicholas; The International Dictionary of Artists who Painted Malta, 1988 €70 - 100 11.* Buhagiar, Mario; The Iconography of the Maltese Islands, 1988 €35 - 60 12.* Espinosa Rodriguez, Antonio; The Paintings at the Cathedral Museum, Mdina, 2005 €45 - 70 13.* Guido, Sante; Mantella, Giuseppe; Storie di Restauri nella Chiesa Conventuale di San €15 - 30 Giovanni Battista a la Valetta, 2008 14.* Sciberras, Keith; Baroque Painting in Malta, 2009 €80 - 140 15.* Sciberras, Keith (editor); Mattia Preti: The Triumphant Manner, 2012 €80 - 140 16.* Sciberras, Keith; Francesco Zahra: His life and art in mid-18th Century Malta, 2010 €45 - 70 17.* Spike, John T.; Mattia Preti: Catalogue Raisonne of the Paintings, 1999 €80 - 140 18.* Buhagiar, Mario; FPM; The Late Medieval art and Architecture of the Maltese Islands, 2005 €20 - 50 19.* Cassar, Joseph P.; Pioneers of Modern Art in Malta, 2010 €45 - 70 20.* Calleja, Joe; Giuseppe Calleja: The Man, The Teacher, The Artist, 1992; Attard, Christian; €25 - 50 Gianni Vella: The Life and Works of a twentieth-century Maltese Artist, 2013; (2) 21.* Fiorentino, Emmanuel; Grasso, Louis A.; Willie Apap: 1918 - 1970, 1993 €25 - 50 22.* Degiorgio, Stephen; Fiorentino, Emmanuel; FPM; Antoine Favray: A French Artist in Rome, €50 - 80 Malta and Constantinople, 2004 23.* Azzopardi, John (editor); The Schranz Artists: Landscapes and Marine Painters in the €20 - 50 Mediterranean, 1987 24.* Theuma, Guzeppi; L-Arti fil-Knejjes minn mitt Pittur Malti, 2006 €20 - 50 25.* Mayo, Peter; The National Museum of Fine Arts, 1997; Camilleri, Edwin A.; Giuseppe Cali, €20 - 50 1991; (2) 26.* Kalleya, J.; Apap, V.; Cremona, E. et al; Malta: Six Modern Artists, 1991; Gauci, Gino €20 - 35 (editor); Sacred Art in Malta, 1990; (2) 27.* Camilleri, Maroma; Vella, Theresa; FPM; Celebratio Amicitiae: Essays in Honour of Giovanni €25 - 50 Bonello, 2006 28.* De Piro, Nicholas; The Quality of Malta: Fashion and Taste in Private Collections, 2003 €45 - 70 29.* Sciberras, Keith; FPM; Roman Baroque Sculpture for the Knights of Malta, 2004 €20 - 50 30.* Scicluna, Bernardine; Charles Frederick de Brocktorff: Water Colours of Malta at the €50 - 80 National Library, Valletta (Vol. 1-2), 2007-2008 (2) 31.* Manduca, John (editor); FPM; Antique Maltese Clocks, 1992 €80 - 140 32.* Ganado, Albert (editor); FPM; Palace of the Grand Masters in Valletta, 2001 €45 - 70 33.* Harker, Margareth; FPM; Photographers of Malta, 2000 €45 - 70 www.belgraviaauctions.com 2 34.* Bonello, Giovanni; FPM; Art in Malta: Discoveries and Recoveries, 1999 €50 - 80 35.* Bonello, Giovanni (editor); FPM; Girolamo Gianni in Malta, 1994 €80 - 140 36.* Apap Bologna, Alaine; FPM; The Silver of Malta, 1995; Micallef; FPM; Silver and Banqueting €50 - 80 in Malta, 1995; (2) 37.* Terribile, Tony; Tezori fil-Knejjes Maltin (16 Volumes), various dates; (16) €200 - 300 38.* Wain, Kenneth; Raymond Pitre: Portraits 1954 - 2004, 2005; Borg, John M.; The €12 - 30 39.* Borg,Watercolours, John M.; 2005;Caruana, (2) Jeni; Caruana Dingli, Debbie et al.; 10 Watercolourists, 2005; €20 - 50 Pellegrini, Gabriel A.; Vincent Apap: A BOV Exhibition, 2000; (2) 40.* Borg Manduca, John; The Palette, 2003; England, Richard; Ten Kate, Bonne; Gabriel €25 - 50 Caruana: Ceramics, 2001; Samut Tagliaferro, John; Vella, Dennis; Pawl Carbonaro: The Landscapes, 1999; (3) 41.* Sciberras, Keith; Stone, David M.; Caravaggio: Art, Knighthood, and Malta, 2006; Mid-Med €12 - 30 Bank Ltd.; Caravaggio in Malta, 1989; (2) 42.* De Giorgio, Cynthia; Mattia Preti: Saints and Heros for the Knights of Malta, 2014; Sciberras, €35 - 60 43.* Spike,Keith; CaravaggioJohn T.; Mattia to Mattia e Gregorio Preti: BaroquePreti a Taverna: Painting Catalogo in Malta, Completo2015; (2) delle Opere, 1997 €35 - 50 44.* De Gaetano, Roger; Amedeo Count Preziosi: The Master of the Golden Orient, 2012 €15 - 30 45.* Galea-Naudi, Joseph; Micallef, Denise; Antique Maltese Furniture, 1989 €45 - 70 46.* Galea-Naudi, Joseph; Micallef, Denise; Guide to Maltese Furniture, 1993 €20 - 50 47.* Galea-Naudi, Joseph; Micallef, Denise; Guide to Maltese Furniture, 1993 €25 - 50 48.* Galea-Naudi, Joseph; Micallef, Denise; Antique Maltese Furniture, 1989 €35 - 60 49.* De Piro, Nicholas; Cremona, Vicki Ann; FPM; Costume in Malta: An History of Fabric form €45 - 70 and Fashion, 1998 50.* Manduca, John; FPM; Antique Furniture in Malta, 2002 €25 - 50 51.* Ganado, Albert; Sammut, Joseph C.; Malta in British and French Caricature, 1989 €50 - 80 52.* Bonnici, Joseph; Cassar, Michael; A Chronicle of Twentieth Century Malta, 2004 €35 - 60 53.* Horsler, Val; Andrews, Julian; The Order of Malta: A Portrait, 2011 €25 - 50 54.* Bianchi, Petra (editor); Serracino Inglott, Peter (editor); Encounters with Malta, 2000 €25 - 50 55.* Farrugia, Jimmy; Antique Maltese Ecclesiastical Silver (Vol.1 -2), 2001; (2) €80 - 140 56.* Henvaux, Emile; The Work of Architect Richard England in Malta, 1969; England, Richard; €20 - 50 Thake, Conrad; Mdina: Citadel of Memory, 1995; (2) 57.* Knevitt, Charles; Thake, Conrad; 100 at 70: A Celebratory Album for Richard England, 2007 €50 - 80 58.* Abel, Chris; Transformations: Richard England 25 years of Architecture; 1987 €12 - 30 59.* England, Richard; Gozo: Island of Oblivion, 1997 €12 - 30 60.* England, Richard; Royal Institute of British Architects Talk in the Series: 'Architects and their €12 - 30 Work', 1986 61.* Vitta, Maurizio; Richard England: The Spirit of the Place, 1998 €35 - 60 62.* England, Richard; Sharp Dennis (editor); Architect as Artist, 2007 €45 - 70 63.* Knevitt, Charles; Connections: The Architecture of Richard England, 1983 €20 - 50 64.* England, Richard; Orpheus: His Song and His Music, 2016 €12 - 30 64.1.* England, Richard; Clavichords: Selected Poems, 2009 €12 - 30 65.* Foster, Maelee T.; Cards on the Table: Concept Drawings by Richard England, n.d. €12 - 30 66.* England, Richard; Eye to I: Selected Poems, 1994; Camilleri, Charles; England, Richard; €20 - 50 Octaves of Reflection, 1987; (2) 67.* Vitta, Maurizio; Richard England: The Spirit of the Place, 1998 €10 - 20 68.* Miranda 360 Collection (Vol. 1 No.1-12), 2009 €100 - 180 www.belgraviaauctions.com 3 69.* Bonanno, Anthony; Roman Malta: The Archaeological Heritage of the Maltese Islands, 1992 €45 - 70 70.* Bonanno, Anthony; Roman Malta: The Archaeological Heritage of the Maltese Islands, 1992 €45 - 70 71.* Ganado, Albert; Agius-Vadala, Maurice; A Study in Depth of 143 Maps representing the €200 - 300 Great Siege of Malta of 1565 (Vol.1-2), 1994-1995; (2) 72.* Abela Medici, Anthony J.; Maltese Picture Postcards: The Definitive Collection (Vol.1-2), €50 - 80 2009 - 2014; (2) 73.* Pace, Anthony; Cilia, Daniel; Melit, et Gaul., 1995; Cini, Charles; Cilia, Daniel; Gorgeous €25 - 50 74.* Johnston,Gozo, 2007; Shirley (2) J.; Malte, 2001; Cini, Charles; Cilia, Daniel; Gorgeous Gozo, 2007; (2) €25 - 50 75.* Priuli and Verlucca (editors); Malta 360, 1998; Grima, Reuben; World Heritage Sites in Malta €25 - 50 360, 2006; (2) 76.* Priuli and Verlucca (editors); Malta 360, 2002; Galea Debono, Fiona; Aquilina Ross, €25 - 50 Geoffrey; Formica, Enrico; Underground Malta 360 (Vol.1), 2004; (2) 77.* Miranda Publications, Disappearing Malta - Crafts, trades and traditions €20 - 40 78.* Cilia, Daniel (editor); Malta Before History: The World's Oldest Free Standing Stone €50 - 80 Architecture, 2004 79.* De Piro, Nicholas; Cilia, Daniel; The Sovreign Palaces of Malta, 2001 €45 - 70 80.* Miranda Publications, Malta infulence and patronage (The Cathedral museam & The €35 - 50 Metropolitan Cathedral - 2 Vols) 81.* De Piro Nicholas, The temple of the Knights of Malta €55 - 75 82.* Munro Dane, Momento mori, signed, (2 Vols in one case) €110 - 150 83.* Miranda Publications, Legacy in stone €55 - 75 84.* Miranda Pulications, Mattia Preti (1613-2013) The masterpieces in the churches on Malta €65 - 90 L/e 630/1050 85.* Bonello, Giovanni; 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