Baron Carl : 6 results priced between £5.00 and £7,500.00

Since 1933, Baron Philippe de Rothschild SA, located at Pauillac in the Medoc, has been motivated by a constant ambition: to make the world's finest wines, each in its own category, whether the chateaux wines for which it is responsible - the renowned Chateau Mouton Rothschild, a First Growth, and its distinguished lieutenants, Chateau Clerc Milon and Chateau d'Armailhac - or branded wines, like the famous Mouton Cadet.

The author of this interesting memoir fought Napoleon for ten years from his victory over Prussia at Jena in 1806 to his final downfall at Waterloo nine years later. Muffling, who was Marshal Blucher' liaison officer at Wellington's HQ at Waterloo, provides a fascinating account of Napoleonic warfare from a high placed player. An unusual sideways look at the Napoleonic Wars from a high-ranking Prussian officer who rose to be Chief of Staff to the Prussian army in the 1820s. Earlier, Muffling was...

A Salmon. From 'Icones Piscium Austriae Indogenorum', 1785 Canvas Print by Baron Carl Von Meidinger

A Salmon. From 'Icones Piscium Austriae Indogenorum', 1785 Art Print by Baron Carl Von Meidinger

13.5 by 9.5 cms. 134 pp. translated from the German. In contemporary polished calf boards, with the bookplate of Thomas Phillip Earl de Grey Wrest Park. The boards are fairly worn but restored with a new spine label, internally tight, clean and fresh. The author is Baron Friedrich Heinrich Carl de La Motte Fouque. Copac lists only 1 copy in the BL. (Book ref. 12335) £65.00

Cup in the form of a centrepiece showing the captive King John of France entering London on May 1357, escorted by the Black Prince to whom he had fallen captive at the Battle of Poitiers.