"Little Journeys To The Homes Of Great Lovers: Josiah and Sarah Wedgwood" 1906 HUBBARD, Elbert D.D. Ryan Inscribed: For your distinguished library Theatre

Name: "Little Journeys To The Homes Of Great Lovers: Josiah and Sarah Wedgwood" 1906 HUBBARD, Elbert D.D. Ryan Inscribed: For your distinguished library Theatre
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"Little Journeys To The Homes Of Great Lovers: Josiah and Sarah Wedgwood" 1906 HUBBARD, Elbert D.D. Ryan Inscribed: For your distinguished library Theatre Inscribed: For your distinguished library Geoffrey Bennison (1921 1984) was an interior decorator and antiques dealer with an international clientele 8" x 6 1 4" Ex libris Joshua and Sarah Wedgwood

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