First Edition. Novel of a man who decides to retire to the English countryside and divides his fortune among his three sons all of whom have different desires of life. Near Fine, with ink stamp to front free endpaper in Very Good plus dustjacket with mild fading to spine, darkening to white area of rear panel, and general edge wear. Item #14390

First Edition. Charles K. Stevens dustjacket art. Novel of a rural English seacoast town that lives on fishing and digging for cockles. Near Fine, minor splash stain to fore-edge of pages, in Very Good plus dustjacket, a small chip at top front panel. Item #14601

Second Edition. Hubin listed collection of Devonshire set stories. Two men, tricked by a girl, turn the tables on her with a fine satisfaction. An exciting story of a bull that prevented a murder. A widow's cat. A famous battle is fought without gloves, while a dead man in his coffin, who has left five hundred pounds to the winner, waits near by to be carried to his grave. Almost Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #30697

First Edition stated. L. S. W. dustjacket art. "This is the story of a particular staircase of one section of a block of flats in a London suburb. Eight families had to use this common staircase. One day there was a fire on the first floor. Amid the pandemonium and danger they soon became acquainted and with what varied and dramatic consequences". Uncommon. Near Fine in Good only dustjacket, substantial chipping, perhaps 90% present. Item #25725

Fourth Printing. "A splendid romantic novel about gallant and heroic Englishmen. A stirring story of glamorous people". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, small edge chips. Item #21654

First Edition. J. Fannell dustjacket art. Novel of English high-society. Uncommon. Very Good, some paper residue at lower front cover, in nearly Very Good dustjacket, some edge chipping (nickel sized chip at top spine end), modest soiling and wear. Item #37077

First Edition stated. "Ann, a dancer, has just been stranded penniless in the city. Philip, a young and struggling novelist, having quit a regular job in London to devote himself exclusively to writing, has also exhausted his last few pounds. By chance, they meet a Mrs. Cressington, one of those inevitable American matrons, with lots of money and spending nature, who are wont to luxuriate abroad. She decides to generously patronize the arts by presenting them with an Elizabethan cottage in England. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #27727

Second Printing. Author's first novel. Jazz Age novel of contemporary London life. Near Fine in Very Good price clipped dustjacket. Item #34395

First Edition stated. Geo Arling dustjacket art. Contemporary English set romance novel of upper-class intrigues of the heart. Colorful dustjacket art by Arling. Very Good, some mild discoloration to cloth, in Very Good dustjacket, few shallow chips at spine ends, few short closed edge tears. Item #22441

First Edition, Limited Edition of 400 copies (#100). This copy with letter from author's secretary pasted to front pastedown, and with long singe sheet letter by Sitwell laid in. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #27506

First Edition. Author's first novel. "The intolerance and smugness of a certain type who have become a sort of English institution are well sketched and humorously touched and tradition of that country. This is the story of three sisters adopted by a bachelor uncle. Their upbringing by a mother who forfeited social caste has given a touch of grimness to the outlook of each of the girls and it reacts upon each according to her nature. The consistency in the character of each throughout the story is perhaps one of its chief claims to artistry." Almost Near Fine, some spotting at top page edge, in nearly Very Good dustjacket, soiling to spine, chipped at top spine end and front flap corners. Item #29694

Early Printing without "first edition" statement at copyright page. Novel of a man who has a nervous breakdown and who tries to rediscover himself in a rural Irish coastal town. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #20364