Food & Drink

    £150



    London, Ward, Lock, 1907.

    'New Edition'. 8vo. Original gilt-decorated cloth. Dust-jacket.

    One of many post-Beeton revised and expanded editions issued by Ward, Lock after they acquired the copyright. Isabella Beeton (1836–1865) died aged 28; the book that bears her name had already gone through numerous transformations by this date.

    £95


    Revised and Enlarged Edition
    Newark, S. Whiles, n.d. [c.1890?].

    8vo. Advertisements. Original cloth-backed pictorial boards.

    A late-Victorian provincial cookery book issued in Newark by S. Whiles, featuring practical recipes alongside contemporary advertisements, this title exemplifies the regional and community-driven cookbooks of the period which blended household instruction with commercial nous.

    £150


    Hot and Cold for All Seasons
    London, John Hogg, [1912].

    8vo. Original cloth blocked in red & black.

    An eclectic recipe and convivial guide to making a wide range of beverages, from punches and hot toddies to non-alcoholic entertainments, for various occasions. The book went through numerous editions.

    £125


    ...entirely new edition
    London, Ward, Lock, Bowden & Co., 1892.

    8vo. Original green cloth with red sheep spine elaborately gilt-decorated.

    An extensive guide to running a household in Victorian Britain, first published in 1861. Compiled by Isabella Beeton, it encompasses over 900 pages covering topics such as cooking, cleaning, childcare and etiquette.

    £75



    London, Faber & Faber, 1935.

    First edition, first impression. 8vo. Original pictorial boards. Dust-jacket, priced 2s6d.

    Heath was cookery correspondent of The Queen from 1938-64 and wrote over seventy books between 1932 and 1968. His first book was Good Food (1932).

    £95



    London, Herbert Jenkins, n.d. [1930s].

    "Fifteenth Large Edition". 8vo. Original pictorial green cloth. Dust-jacket.

    A lovely little book on cocktails, released by Wodehouse's publisher Jenkins - perfect complement to any Wodehouse collection.

    £85



    London, George Allen & Unwin, 1962.

    First edition. 8vo. Original patterned wrappers.

    An excellent insight into food and diets in Nigeria, written by the then Inspector of Education (Home Economics). Uncommon.

    £75


    from Breakfast to Supper
    London, Routledge, 1923.

    First edition. 8vo. Original blue boards. Dust-jacket, priced 2s6d.

    A practical cookery book aimed at the smaller household, uncommon in the original jacket.