[Embroidered Cover] Gems of Poesy Not on Ebay of which this is #6

of which this is #6

and London: Printed only for Subscribers by the Frederick J

and every facet of his personality and sensibility was called upon to produce this masterpiece of print and spirit

Sarah Treverbian Prideaux (1853–1933) was an important pioneer [in the bookbinding trade] in that she established herself as an independent binder whose unconventional style was inspired by Art Nouveau designs

Covers and label with some light browning

[Embroidered Cover] Gems of Poesy Not on Ebay of which this is #6Forshaw, Charles (ed.). Gems of Poesy. London: George Kenning, 1901. Publisher's binding of cream cloth boards present under a custom embroidered cover that has been created for this volume. Two large sprays of flowers have been embroidered in gradients of yellow and gold on a background of grey fabric, with long green stems, growing from three large leaves in gradients of light green at the bottom of the cover. The title has been embroidered in a