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Sketches for Country Houses, Villas, and Rural Dwellings;
calculated for Persons of moderate Income, and for com-
fortable Retirement. Also some Designs for Cottages, which
may be construsted of the simplest Materials with Plans
and General Estimates. By John Flaw, elegantly engraved
in Aqua Tinta on Forty-Two Plates, Quarto, il. ns. 6d.
in Boards.
Ferine Ornee, or Rural Improvements, a Series of Domestic and
Ornamental Designs, suited to Parks, Plantations, Rides,
Walks, Rivers, Farms, &c. consisting of Fences, Paddock
Houses, a Bath, Dog-kennels, Pavilions, Farm-yards, Fish-
ing-houses, Sporting-boxes, Shooting-lodges, Single and
Double Cottages, &c. calculated for Landscape and Pistu-
resque Effests. By John PI aw. Arch it est. Engraved in
A'quatinta on 38 Plates, with appropriate Scenery, Plans
and Explanations: Quarto. In boards, il. its. 6d.
Rural Architecture, or Designs from the Simple Cottage to the
Decorated Villa, including some which have been executed.
By John Plaw. On 62 Plates, with Scenery, in Aquatinta.
Hals bound, ■ 2I. 2s.
The Architect and Builder s Miscellany, or Pocket Library;
containing original Pisturesque Designs in Architesture,
for Cottages, Farm, Country, and Town Houses, Public
Buildings, Temples, Green-Houses, Bridges, Lodges and
Gates for Entrances to Parks and Pleasure Grounds, Sta-
bles, Monumental Tombs, Garden Seats, &c. By Charles
Middleton, Architest, on 60 Plates, coloured, il. is. bound.
Familiar Architecture; consisting of Original Designs of Houses
sor Gentlemen and Tradesmen, Parson^ges, and Summer
Retreats; with Back-fronts, Sestions, &c. together with
Banqueting-Rooms, and Churches. To which is added,
the Masonry of the Semicircular and Elliptical Arches, with
prastical Remarks. By the late Thomas Rawlins, Architest.
On 51 Plates, royal quarto, il. is.
Crunden’s Convenient and Ornamental Architecture ; confisting
os Original Designs for Plans, Elevations, and Sestions, be-
ginning with the Farm-house, and regularly ascending to the
niost grand and magnificent Villa; calculated both for Town
and Country, and to suit all Persons in every station of Life,
’ with a Reference and Explanation in Letter-press, of the Use
of every Room in eachseparate Building, and the Dimensions
accurately sigured on the Plans, with exaft: Scales for the
Measurement. Engraved on 70 Copper-plates, 16s. boards.
A Series of Plans, sor Cottages or Habitations of the Labor or,
either in Husbandry or the Mechanic Arts, adapted as well
to Towns, as to the Country. To which is added, an Intro-
dustion, containing many usesul Observations on this Class
os Building, tending to the Comfort os the Poor, and Advan-
tage of the Builder; with Calculations of Expences. By the
late Mr. J. Wood, os Bath, Architest. A new Edition,
with 30 Plates, large 4to. 13s. in boards.
The Country Gentleman s Architect, in a great Variety of new
Designs for Cottages, Farm-houses, Country-houses, Villas,
Lodges for Park or Garden Entrances, and ornamental
wooden Gates, with Plans of the Osfices belonging to each
Design ; diftributed with a strist Attention to Convenience,
Elegance and Economy. On 32 quarto Plates. By J.
Miller, Architest. Sewed, 10s. 6d.
The Cabinet-Maker and XJpholJlerer's Guide; or Repository os
Designs for every Article of Household Furniture, in the
newest and nrost approved taste: displaying a great Variety of
Patterns for Chairs, Stools, Sofas, Confidante, Duchesse, Side
Boards, Pedestals and Vases, Cellerets, Knife Cases, Deft and
Book Cases, Secretary and Book Cases, Library Cases, Library
Tables, Reading Desks, Chests of Drawers, Urn Stands, Tea
Caddies, Tea Trays, Card Tables, Pier Tables, Pembroke
Tables, Tambour Tables, Dressing Glasses, Dressing Tables
and Drawers, Commodes,Rudd’s Tables, Bidets, Night Tables
Bason Stands, Wardrobes, Pot Cupboards, Brackets, Hang-
ing shelves, Fire Screens, Beds, Field Beds, Sweep Tops for
. ditto, Bed Pillars, Candle Stands, Lamps, PierGlasses, T 'erms
for Busts, Cornices for Library Cases, Wardrobes, &c. at
large. Ornamented Tops for Pier Tables, Pembroke Tables,
Commodes, &c. &c. in the plainest and most enriched Styles,
with a Scale to each, and an Explanation in Letter-press.
Also the Plan of a Room, Blowing the proper distribution of,
the. Furniture. The whole exhibiting near 300 disferent
Designs, engraved on 128 folio Plates: from Drawings by
A. Heppelwhite and Co. Cabinet Makers. Bound, 2I. 2s.
Haye’s Natural' Hi/lory of Britijh Birds, drawn and coloured
from Nature, with 40 Plates, solio. 5I. 5s.
Vitruvius Britannicus, 3 vols. Half bound, 61. 6s.
The Continuation to ditto, 2 vols. Hals bound, 81. 8s.
Chamber's (Sir William) Treatise on the Decorative Parts of
Civil Architesture, 3d edit, Hhlf bound, 3I. 12s.
Chamber's Buildings and Views of Kew Gardens. Half bound,
2l. ios.
Chambers's Designs for Chinese Buildings, &c. Half bound,
jI. iis. 6d.
Chambers's Distertation on Oriental Gardening, 4m. 1 qs.
2 3
Inigo Jones’s Designs, by Kent, 2 vols. folio.
Lewis's Destgns in Architecture, 2 books, 4I. 4s.
Paine's Plans, Elevations, &c. os Noblemen’s Seats, &c. folio,
2 vols. Half bound, 61. 16s. 6d.
Plans and Elevations of Holkham-Hall in Norfolk. 2s.
Ruins os Athens, by Stuart, 3 vols. of Balbec, Palmyra, Poestom.
Ionia, de la Greece, par Le Roy, &c. &c.
Richardson on the Five Orders, folio. Boards, il. I IS. 6d
Richardfon's Collection of Defigns, folio.
Nutlhesl’s Plans for Houses, oftavo- Boards, 3s.
Newton's Tranjlation os Vitruvius, 2 vols. folio,
Nichotson’s Principles of Architecture, 3 vols.8vo. 21.14s. 6 cl. bds.
A Treatise on Theatres, including fome Experiments on Sound, by
G. Saunders, Architeft, with Plates, quarto. Boards ios. 6d.
Reports,by J.Smeaton, Civil Engineer, quarto, Vol. I. 18s.boards.
Repertory of Arts, &c. 12 vols. ostavo.
Perronet sur les Ponts, 2 tom.
Belidor I’ ArchheClure Hydraulique, 4 tom. quarto.
Nouvelle ArchdHydrallique, par De Prony, 2 tom.
Leupold Theatrum Machinarum, 9 parts, in 3 vols. folio.
Ludwig’s German and English Dictionary, 2 vols.
Piraneft's Works, complete, 20 vols. large folio.
Diction (lire d’ Architecture, Civile, Militaireet Navale, par Roland,
3 tom. quarto, with 100 Plates. 2!. 12s. 6d.
Dr. Brook Taylor’s Method of PerspeCiive made easy both in Theory
and Practice; in two Books: being an Attempt to make the
Art of Peripestive easy and familiar^ to adapt it entirely tothe
Arts of Design, and to make it an entertaining Study to any
Gentleman who shall choose so pohte an amulement. By
Jo/ljua Kirby. Illustratec! with 35 Copper-plates. The third
edition, with several Additions and Improvements. Elegantly-
printed on imperial Paper. Half bound, jl. ios.
The same Work in two Volumes quarto. Sewed il. is.
The PerspeCiive of Architecture, a Work entirely new : deduced
from the Principles os Dr. Brook Taylor, and performed by
two Rulesof universal application. Illustrated with 73 Plates.
Begun by command of his present Majesty when Prince of
Wales. By Josssua Kirby. Elegantly printed on imperial
Paper, il. 16s. half bound.
The Description and UJe of a new Inflrument called the Archi-
tectonic SeClor, by which any Part of Architefture maybedrawa
with facility and exastness. By Jo/hua Kirby. Illustrated with
23 Plates; elegantly printed on imperial paper. Hals
bound il. is.
The two Frontispieces, by Hogarth, to Kirby’s Perfpestive,
may be had separate, each 5s.
Thirty Capitals of Columns, with Six Frises, from the Antique.
Engraved in Aquatintaby G. Richardfon, on 18 Plates.4to. 15s.
Designs sor Shop Fronts and Door Cafes, on 27 Plates. 4to. ios,6d.
Designs sor Monuments, including Grave-Jlones, Compartments,
Wall-pieces, and Tombs. Elegantly engraved on 40 quarto
Plates. Half bound, 16s.
Designs for Chimney Pieces, with Mouldings and Bases at large
on 24 quarto Plates, ios. 6d.
The Student’s InJlruclor, in drawing and working the Five
Orders of Architesture; sully explaining the best Methods
of linking regular and quirked Mouldings, for diminishing
and glueing of Columns and Capitals, sor finding the true
Diameter os an Order to any. given Height, sor striking the
Ionic Volute circular and elliptical, with finished Examples
or a large Scale of the Orders, their Planceers, &c. and lome
Designs for Door Cases, by Peter Nicholson, engraved on 33
Plates ostavo. Price 6s. bound.
The Carpenter’s New Guide, being a complete Book os Lines
for Carpentry and Joinery, treating fully on Prastical Geo-
metry, Soffits, Lines sor Roofs and Domes, with a great'
Variety os Designs for Roofs, Trussed Girders, Floors,
Domes, Bridges, &c. Stair Cases and Hand-rails of various
Construstions. Angle-Bars sor Shop Fronts, and Raking
Mouldings, with many other Things entirely new : the whole
founded on true Geometrical Principles: the Theory and
Praftice well explained and fully exemplified 0078 Copper-
Plates: including some Prastical Observations and Calcula-
tions on the Strength of Timber, by P. Nicholfon.
The Carpenter's and Joiner's AJJslant, containing Prastical Rules
for making all Kinds of Joints, and various Methods of hinge -
ing them together; for hanging of Doors on straight or cir-
cular Plans; for sitting up Windows and Shutters to answer
various Purposes, with Rules sor hanging them; for the Con-
strustion os Floors, Partitions, Soffits, Groins, Arches-for
Masonry ; for construsting Roofs in the best Manner from a
given Quantity of Timber*; for placing of Bond-Timbers ;
with various Methods tor adjusting Raking Pediments, en-
larging and diminishing of Mouldings, taking Dimensions
for Joinery, and forseiting out Shop Fronts; with a new
Scheme for construsting Stairs and Hand-rails, and for Stairs
having a conical Well-hole, &c. &c. To which are added.
Examples of various Roofs executed, with the Scantlings
srom aftual Measurements: with Rules sor Mortices and
Tenons, and sor fixing Iron Straps, &c. Also Extrasts from
Sketches for Country Houses, Villas, and Rural Dwellings;
calculated for Persons of moderate Income, and for com-
fortable Retirement. Also some Designs for Cottages, which
may be construsted of the simplest Materials with Plans
and General Estimates. By John Flaw, elegantly engraved
in Aqua Tinta on Forty-Two Plates, Quarto, il. ns. 6d.
in Boards.
Ferine Ornee, or Rural Improvements, a Series of Domestic and
Ornamental Designs, suited to Parks, Plantations, Rides,
Walks, Rivers, Farms, &c. consisting of Fences, Paddock
Houses, a Bath, Dog-kennels, Pavilions, Farm-yards, Fish-
ing-houses, Sporting-boxes, Shooting-lodges, Single and
Double Cottages, &c. calculated for Landscape and Pistu-
resque Effests. By John PI aw. Arch it est. Engraved in
A'quatinta on 38 Plates, with appropriate Scenery, Plans
and Explanations: Quarto. In boards, il. its. 6d.
Rural Architecture, or Designs from the Simple Cottage to the
Decorated Villa, including some which have been executed.
By John Plaw. On 62 Plates, with Scenery, in Aquatinta.
Hals bound, ■ 2I. 2s.
The Architect and Builder s Miscellany, or Pocket Library;
containing original Pisturesque Designs in Architesture,
for Cottages, Farm, Country, and Town Houses, Public
Buildings, Temples, Green-Houses, Bridges, Lodges and
Gates for Entrances to Parks and Pleasure Grounds, Sta-
bles, Monumental Tombs, Garden Seats, &c. By Charles
Middleton, Architest, on 60 Plates, coloured, il. is. bound.
Familiar Architecture; consisting of Original Designs of Houses
sor Gentlemen and Tradesmen, Parson^ges, and Summer
Retreats; with Back-fronts, Sestions, &c. together with
Banqueting-Rooms, and Churches. To which is added,
the Masonry of the Semicircular and Elliptical Arches, with
prastical Remarks. By the late Thomas Rawlins, Architest.
On 51 Plates, royal quarto, il. is.
Crunden’s Convenient and Ornamental Architecture ; confisting
os Original Designs for Plans, Elevations, and Sestions, be-
ginning with the Farm-house, and regularly ascending to the
niost grand and magnificent Villa; calculated both for Town
and Country, and to suit all Persons in every station of Life,
’ with a Reference and Explanation in Letter-press, of the Use
of every Room in eachseparate Building, and the Dimensions
accurately sigured on the Plans, with exaft: Scales for the
Measurement. Engraved on 70 Copper-plates, 16s. boards.
A Series of Plans, sor Cottages or Habitations of the Labor or,
either in Husbandry or the Mechanic Arts, adapted as well
to Towns, as to the Country. To which is added, an Intro-
dustion, containing many usesul Observations on this Class
os Building, tending to the Comfort os the Poor, and Advan-
tage of the Builder; with Calculations of Expences. By the
late Mr. J. Wood, os Bath, Architest. A new Edition,
with 30 Plates, large 4to. 13s. in boards.
The Country Gentleman s Architect, in a great Variety of new
Designs for Cottages, Farm-houses, Country-houses, Villas,
Lodges for Park or Garden Entrances, and ornamental
wooden Gates, with Plans of the Osfices belonging to each
Design ; diftributed with a strist Attention to Convenience,
Elegance and Economy. On 32 quarto Plates. By J.
Miller, Architest. Sewed, 10s. 6d.
The Cabinet-Maker and XJpholJlerer's Guide; or Repository os
Designs for every Article of Household Furniture, in the
newest and nrost approved taste: displaying a great Variety of
Patterns for Chairs, Stools, Sofas, Confidante, Duchesse, Side
Boards, Pedestals and Vases, Cellerets, Knife Cases, Deft and
Book Cases, Secretary and Book Cases, Library Cases, Library
Tables, Reading Desks, Chests of Drawers, Urn Stands, Tea
Caddies, Tea Trays, Card Tables, Pier Tables, Pembroke
Tables, Tambour Tables, Dressing Glasses, Dressing Tables
and Drawers, Commodes,Rudd’s Tables, Bidets, Night Tables
Bason Stands, Wardrobes, Pot Cupboards, Brackets, Hang-
ing shelves, Fire Screens, Beds, Field Beds, Sweep Tops for
. ditto, Bed Pillars, Candle Stands, Lamps, PierGlasses, T 'erms
for Busts, Cornices for Library Cases, Wardrobes, &c. at
large. Ornamented Tops for Pier Tables, Pembroke Tables,
Commodes, &c. &c. in the plainest and most enriched Styles,
with a Scale to each, and an Explanation in Letter-press.
Also the Plan of a Room, Blowing the proper distribution of,
the. Furniture. The whole exhibiting near 300 disferent
Designs, engraved on 128 folio Plates: from Drawings by
A. Heppelwhite and Co. Cabinet Makers. Bound, 2I. 2s.
Haye’s Natural' Hi/lory of Britijh Birds, drawn and coloured
from Nature, with 40 Plates, solio. 5I. 5s.
Vitruvius Britannicus, 3 vols. Half bound, 61. 6s.
The Continuation to ditto, 2 vols. Hals bound, 81. 8s.
Chamber's (Sir William) Treatise on the Decorative Parts of
Civil Architesture, 3d edit, Hhlf bound, 3I. 12s.
Chamber's Buildings and Views of Kew Gardens. Half bound,
2l. ios.
Chambers's Designs for Chinese Buildings, &c. Half bound,
jI. iis. 6d.
Chambers's Distertation on Oriental Gardening, 4m. 1 qs.
2 3
Inigo Jones’s Designs, by Kent, 2 vols. folio.
Lewis's Destgns in Architecture, 2 books, 4I. 4s.
Paine's Plans, Elevations, &c. os Noblemen’s Seats, &c. folio,
2 vols. Half bound, 61. 16s. 6d.
Plans and Elevations of Holkham-Hall in Norfolk. 2s.
Ruins os Athens, by Stuart, 3 vols. of Balbec, Palmyra, Poestom.
Ionia, de la Greece, par Le Roy, &c. &c.
Richardson on the Five Orders, folio. Boards, il. I IS. 6d
Richardfon's Collection of Defigns, folio.
Nutlhesl’s Plans for Houses, oftavo- Boards, 3s.
Newton's Tranjlation os Vitruvius, 2 vols. folio,
Nichotson’s Principles of Architecture, 3 vols.8vo. 21.14s. 6 cl. bds.
A Treatise on Theatres, including fome Experiments on Sound, by
G. Saunders, Architeft, with Plates, quarto. Boards ios. 6d.
Reports,by J.Smeaton, Civil Engineer, quarto, Vol. I. 18s.boards.
Repertory of Arts, &c. 12 vols. ostavo.
Perronet sur les Ponts, 2 tom.
Belidor I’ ArchheClure Hydraulique, 4 tom. quarto.
Nouvelle ArchdHydrallique, par De Prony, 2 tom.
Leupold Theatrum Machinarum, 9 parts, in 3 vols. folio.
Ludwig’s German and English Dictionary, 2 vols.
Piraneft's Works, complete, 20 vols. large folio.
Diction (lire d’ Architecture, Civile, Militaireet Navale, par Roland,
3 tom. quarto, with 100 Plates. 2!. 12s. 6d.
Dr. Brook Taylor’s Method of PerspeCiive made easy both in Theory
and Practice; in two Books: being an Attempt to make the
Art of Peripestive easy and familiar^ to adapt it entirely tothe
Arts of Design, and to make it an entertaining Study to any
Gentleman who shall choose so pohte an amulement. By
Jo/ljua Kirby. Illustratec! with 35 Copper-plates. The third
edition, with several Additions and Improvements. Elegantly-
printed on imperial Paper. Half bound, jl. ios.
The same Work in two Volumes quarto. Sewed il. is.
The PerspeCiive of Architecture, a Work entirely new : deduced
from the Principles os Dr. Brook Taylor, and performed by
two Rulesof universal application. Illustrated with 73 Plates.
Begun by command of his present Majesty when Prince of
Wales. By Josssua Kirby. Elegantly printed on imperial
Paper, il. 16s. half bound.
The Description and UJe of a new Inflrument called the Archi-
tectonic SeClor, by which any Part of Architefture maybedrawa
with facility and exastness. By Jo/hua Kirby. Illustrated with
23 Plates; elegantly printed on imperial paper. Hals
bound il. is.
The two Frontispieces, by Hogarth, to Kirby’s Perfpestive,
may be had separate, each 5s.
Thirty Capitals of Columns, with Six Frises, from the Antique.
Engraved in Aquatintaby G. Richardfon, on 18 Plates.4to. 15s.
Designs sor Shop Fronts and Door Cafes, on 27 Plates. 4to. ios,6d.
Designs sor Monuments, including Grave-Jlones, Compartments,
Wall-pieces, and Tombs. Elegantly engraved on 40 quarto
Plates. Half bound, 16s.
Designs for Chimney Pieces, with Mouldings and Bases at large
on 24 quarto Plates, ios. 6d.
The Student’s InJlruclor, in drawing and working the Five
Orders of Architesture; sully explaining the best Methods
of linking regular and quirked Mouldings, for diminishing
and glueing of Columns and Capitals, sor finding the true
Diameter os an Order to any. given Height, sor striking the
Ionic Volute circular and elliptical, with finished Examples
or a large Scale of the Orders, their Planceers, &c. and lome
Designs for Door Cases, by Peter Nicholson, engraved on 33
Plates ostavo. Price 6s. bound.
The Carpenter’s New Guide, being a complete Book os Lines
for Carpentry and Joinery, treating fully on Prastical Geo-
metry, Soffits, Lines sor Roofs and Domes, with a great'
Variety os Designs for Roofs, Trussed Girders, Floors,
Domes, Bridges, &c. Stair Cases and Hand-rails of various
Construstions. Angle-Bars sor Shop Fronts, and Raking
Mouldings, with many other Things entirely new : the whole
founded on true Geometrical Principles: the Theory and
Praftice well explained and fully exemplified 0078 Copper-
Plates: including some Prastical Observations and Calcula-
tions on the Strength of Timber, by P. Nicholfon.
The Carpenter's and Joiner's AJJslant, containing Prastical Rules
for making all Kinds of Joints, and various Methods of hinge -
ing them together; for hanging of Doors on straight or cir-
cular Plans; for sitting up Windows and Shutters to answer
various Purposes, with Rules sor hanging them; for the Con-
strustion os Floors, Partitions, Soffits, Groins, Arches-for
Masonry ; for construsting Roofs in the best Manner from a
given Quantity of Timber*; for placing of Bond-Timbers ;
with various Methods tor adjusting Raking Pediments, en-
larging and diminishing of Mouldings, taking Dimensions
for Joinery, and forseiting out Shop Fronts; with a new
Scheme for construsting Stairs and Hand-rails, and for Stairs
having a conical Well-hole, &c. &c. To which are added.
Examples of various Roofs executed, with the Scantlings
srom aftual Measurements: with Rules sor Mortices and
Tenons, and sor fixing Iron Straps, &c. Also Extrasts from