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HENRI GODTS Libraire - Expert - Antiquaar HENRI GODTS Libraire - Expert - Antiquaar Avenue Louise 230 Louizalaan Bruxelles 1050 Brussel T. : 00 32 (0)2 647 85 48 - F. : 00 32 (0)2 640 73 32 E-mail : [email protected] - URL : www.godts.com Vente aux enchères Openbare veiling 18-06-2013 13.30 h. / u. Hôtel de Ventes HORTA 70 / 74 av. de Roodebeek -laan Bruxelles 1030 Brussel Toute correspondance est à adresser exclusivement à la Librairie Godts Gelieve alle briefwisseling uitsluitend te richten aan het Antiquariaat Godts Base de données interrogeable & nombreuses photos sur notre site Database & numerous pictures on our website Talrijke foto’s & databank op onze website WWW.GODTS.COM Prix d’adjudication sur le site le lendemain de la vente Hamerprijzen de dag na de veiling op onze site Hammer prices listed on our website the day after the auction Le samedi qui suit la vente, la librairie est ouverte (parking plus aisé) Zaterdag volgend op de veiling is de boekhandel open (gemakkelijk te parkeren) The bookshop will be open on the Saturday after the auction (easy to park) 13.30 h. - 13.30 u. - 1.30 p.m. 110 num. / heure - 110 num. / per uur - 110 items / per hour Bibliophilie 1 %LEOLR¿OLH Imagerie 2 - 20 Volksprenten Dessins & gravures anciens 21 - 51 Oude tekeningen & prenten Dessins & gravures du 19e s. 52 - 69 19de eeuwse tekeningen & prenten Dessins & gravures modernes 70 - 89 Moderne tekeningen & prenten Photographie 90 - 100 Fotos Belgicana 101 - 142 Belgicana Arts 143 - 157 Kunsten Histoire, Droit, Économie... 158 - 207 Geschiedenis, Recht, Politiek... Serment des archers & arbalétriers 193 - 205 Schutters- en Kruisbooggilden Voyages 208 - 229 Reizen Cartographie 230 - 245 &DUWRJUD¿H Sciences 246 - 272 Wetenschappen Manuscrits & Archivalia 273 - 281 Handschriften & Archivalia Éditions du XVIe s. 282 - 316 16de eeuwse drukken Éditions du XVIIe s. 317 - 320 17de eeuwse drukken Éditions du XVIIIe s. 321 - 331 18de eeuwse drukken Religion 332 - 361 Religie & Kerkgeschiedenis Éditions du XIXe s. 362 - 387 19de eeuwse drukken Livres modernes 388 - 450 20ste eeuwse drukken INDICES IN FINE Rédaction - Redactie : Carine Deprez, Henri Godts, Marie Palmucci 3KRWRJUDSKLHFRXOHXUV FRYHU.OHXUHQIRWRJUD¿H FRYHUMarc Segond Impression - Druk : Édition & Imprimerie EXPOSITION5 TENTOONSTELLING Vendredi 14 juin, 14 - 19 h. Vrijdag 14 juni, 14 - 19 u. Samedi 15 juin, 10 - 19 h. Zaterdag 15 juni, 10 - 19 u. Dimanche 16 juin, 10 - 19 h. Zondag 16 juni, 10 - 19 u. VENTE PUBLIQUE OPENBARE VEILING Mardi 18 juin, 13.30 h. Dinsdag 18 juni, 13.30 u. ouverture des portes : 13 h. deuren : 13 u. REPRISE DES MARCHANDISES AFHALING DER AANKOPEN Mercredi 19 juin, 14 - 17 h. Woensdag 19 juni, 14 - 17 u. Jeudi 20 juin, 10 - 17 h. Donderdag 20 juni, 10 - 17 u. Hôtel de Ventes Horta 70 / 74 av. de Roodebeek -laan Bruxelles - 1030 - Brussel Bus 12, 21, 28, 29, 79 - Tram 25 - Parking Reyers www.stib.be - www.mappy.com T. : 00 32 (0)2 741 60 66 - F. : 00 32 (0)2 741 60 70 les jours d’exposition, vente publique et reprise des marchandises de dagen van tentoonstelling, veiling en afhaling ÉVALUATION DE LIVRES à Horta : les lundis de 14 à 16 h. sauf les lundis de ventes publiques organisées par l’Hôtel de ventes Horta (voir agenda www.horta.be) TAXATIE bij Horta : elke maandag van 14 tot 16 u. behalve de maandagen van de veilingen in Veilingzaal Horta (zie agenda www.horta.be) HENRI GODTS LIBRAIRE – EXPERT – ANTIQUAAR Av. Louise 230/6 Louizalaan Bruxelles 1050 Brussel Tel. : +32 (0)2 647 85 48 - Fax : +32 (0)2 640 73 32 E-MAIL : [email protected] BULLETIN DE COMMISSION POUR LA VENTE PUBLIQUE du 18 JUIN 2013 KOOPORDER VOOR DE OPENBARE VEILING VAN 18 JUNI 2013 TH BIDFORM FOR THE PUBLIC AUCTION OF 18 JUNE 2013 NOM/ NAAM /NAME : ADRESSE / ADRES / ADRESS : Tel. + Fax + E-Mail : Num. Auteur + titre Limite d’achat en € (1) Auteur + titel Aankooplimiet in € (1) Author + title Maximum Price in € (1) (1) FRAIS NON COMPRIS (+ 23%) / EXCLUSIEF OPGELD (+ 23 %) / EXCLUDING PREMIUM (+ 23 %) F A expédier / F Te verzenden / F To ship Signature / Handtekening Veuillez noter que ce bulletin doit parvenir 24 h. avant la vente à la Librairie Godts Uw bod moet de Henri Godts Boekhandel 24 uur voor de veiling bereiken Please note that your bids should reach the Bookshop 24 hours before the sale BIBLIOPHILIE BIBLIOFILIE 1 — Boîte en forme de livre. In-8°, plein veau rouge au décor anglais et armoiries dorées de le maison royale d’Angleterre au centre des SODWVGRVÀHXURQQpGRUpWUGRUpHV Est. : 80/ 100 € Sur : TILLOTSON, John.- Sermons, Londres, s.n., 1703. Joint : boîte du 18e s. en papier mâché avec sur le couvercle une petite saynette peinte sur verre.— statuette érotique moderne en bronze. IMAGERIE VOLKSPRENTEN ² $I¿FKH DI¿FKHVEHOJHVIUDQoDLVHVRXDQJODLVHV Est. : 300/ 400 € - Belgique (3) : BUISSERET, Louis.- « Carnaval de Binche 1910 ». Brux., Est-Ouest, 1910, 60 x 99 cm (plis).— VERSCHUEREN, J.- Mechelen-Malines. Malines, Lith. Van den Bossche, 1924, 66 x 100 cm (déchirures aux bords et une plus grande au bord g., plis).— CREEM, Victor.- 2eH[SRVLWLRQG¶$UW'pFRUDWLI%UX[*RI¿Q¿OV[FP (entoilée), )UDQFH &+(5(7-XOHV&RXYHUWXUHLQSODQRSRXUO¶RXYUGH0DLQGURQ©/HVDI¿FKHV illustrées », 49 x 64 cm (brunie, qqs salissures).— « Daumier, Exposition Orangerie- Tuileries ». Paris, Mourlot, 1924, 54 x 36 cm (entoilée).— « h. Daumier ». Exposition à la Galerie R.G. Michel. Paris, Mourlot, s.d., 65 x 48 cm (entoilée).— MOREAU-NELATON, eWLHQQH6DLQW-HDQGX'RLFW+RWHO3HQVLRQ'HV©0DvWUHVGHO¶$I¿FKHªQ - Grande-Bretagne (2) : LOMAX, John Arthur.- The Artist, See its Academy number. London, Evans, s.d., 51 x 31 cm, en noir et jaune (entoilée).— HARDY, Dudley.- The J.P. from the 6WUDQG7KHDWHU/RQGRQ/RQGRQ:DWHUORZVG[FP'HV©0DvWUHVGHO¶$I¿FKHª Q Joint HQV DI¿FKHV $I¿FKH SRXU O¶H[SR GH ©3HLQWXUH DQJODLVHª j %UX[ 0XVpH PRGHUQHFOLFKpVPRGHUQHVG¶DI¿FKHVDQFLHQQHV Volksprenten ² &DUWHV SRUFHODLQH $YLV PRUWXDLUHV $OEXP GH FDUWHV SRUFHODLQH 30 avis mortuaires et 51 pièces diverses. [1899]. Grandeurs variées, collées en plein (lég. us., pet. déch. marg., qqs mouill., qqs charnières renforcées). Dans un album pet. in-f° : demi-toile noire, plats de papier rouge, plat sup. portant « Album » avec décor doré et en noir, dos lisse (mors renforcés, pet. us., coupes et coins émoussés). Est. : 800/ 1.000 € Belle collection rassemblées par Clémentine Flynn, ornées, imprimées en diverses couleurs (bronze, noir, doré…), dans un camaïeu de couleurs, parfois fort colorées. - Métiers (essentiellement de Gand) : dentiste E. J. Schouls (visage avec et sans dents), négociant en bois, fabricant de chapeaux, hôtel, invitations (e.a. bal masqué & paré donné par la société des étudiants), faire-part de mariage, manufacture de pianos, éditeur Aimé Vandenbranden & Fils, ordre de danse de la Société de la Concorde, manufacture et magasin d’indiennes (Story van Waes à Bruxelles), fonderies et ateliers de construction (Marchienne-au-Pont), etc., - Lieux d’impression : essentiellement Gand (Vande Steene, A. Jacqmain, F. & E. Gyselinck, Van Brée, T. et D. Hemelsoet…), - Avis mortuaires : la plupart sur fond noir, certains de grands formats : Marie-Caroline Vermeere (24,8 x 19,6 cm), Joseph Jean Van Crombrugghe (avocat et bourgmestre de la ville de Gand), Charlotte Beeckman (34,4 x 25,8 cm, en double : en noir et en camaïeu de coul.), Jean Josse Van Straelen (avocat et ex-juge), Pierre Jean-Baptiste van Loo, Jacques Joseph Baligand (26,6 x 28,3 cm, juge consulaire, conseiller municipal, président pendant 25 ans de la Société de la Concorde de Gand), etc., - Menus (3) : 1 sur soie (25 x 10,8 cm) de 1903 émanant de privés (initiales ME + portrait du couple), 1 sur parchemin de 1898 pour le 10e anniversaire de la fondation du Cercle des Pêcheurs à la ligne de Gand et 1 autre du même cercle, - Poème (1) : en néerlandais, sur parchemin, pour le mariage, le 10-01-1856, de Mademoiselle Defynn (Clémentine (?) et Mr Devos, 'LYHUV FDUWHVOLWKRJUDSKLpHVDYHFSXEOLFLWpV 7KH&LQWUD:LQH&j2VWHQGH$PHU 6WRPDFKLTXHGHODSDFL¿FDWLRQ« YXHVGHYLOOHV 1vPHV*DQG« PpWLHUV UDPRQHXUVj Gand, courtiers maritimes B. Kreps & F. Leys à Gand, ateliers d’horlogerie…), invitations, voeux pour la nouvelle année, diplôme de la société « Orpheus » à Gand donné à l’organiste Johann Flynn en 1845, etc. Ÿ3URYHQDQFH&OpPHQWLQH)O\QQ PRQWDJHGHOHWWUHVHWFKLIIUHVHQFRXOFROOpVXU la 1re p.). ² &DUWHVSRUFHODLQH +/- 155 cartes porcelaine du 19e s. Grandeurs variées, retenues par les coins et protégées par des serpentes (lég. us.). Dans un album in-8° carré plein cuir moderne. Est. : 300/ 400 € Collection de +/- 115 cartes consacrées essentiellement à Liège et +/- 40 pièces diverses, assez sobres, principalement gravées en noir sur fond blanc (sauf 2 sur fond bleu électrique) ou dans un camaïeu de couleurs, quelques-unes en allemand. - Métiers : menuisiers, pâtissier, négociant en vin, fabrique de produits chimiques, vitrier, Imagerie accoucheuse, modiste, lithographe, hôtels, diplômes de prime (non rempli) de la société agricole, magasin de denrées coloniales, cartes de visite, menus de banquets, manufacture d’armes à feu, établissements métallurgiques, magasin d’estampes et d’objets d’art, etc., - Imprimeurs : essentiellement P. Kirsch, qqs-unes de Cremetti et de Dessain. - Lieux d’impression : Liège et sa commune, Bouillon, Aix-la-Chapelle, Saint-Trond, Bruxelles, Maastricht, Cologne, Namur, etc., - Divers : quittance de la confrérie du rosaire à Angleur, invitation à un bal de la Garde Civique de Tirlemont, hôtel de Trèves à Bonn, vues de villes (Lucerne, Rapperschwyl…), publicité de Paris pour le « Paravol », etc. ² &DUWHVSRUFHODLQH FDUWHVSRUFHODLQHF Grandeurs
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