The Art Of Sweetmaking [ Bonbons, Chocolates, Fondants, Marzipan etc] by MANDERS Beatrice - 1901

LONDON : CONFECTIONERY AND COOKERY SCHOOL Pale blue cloth boards with black blocked titles to spine and upper board. 190 x 130 mm approx. 88 pp + 2 of trade adverts. 3rd Edition Undated circa late Edwardian early 1910's. Please see our images of the actual book offered for sale for further details and condition. Good (Book- moderate general shelf wear to cloth, lacks half title and free front end paper if any. Paper of book block tanned, two previous owner names and address in ink to title page). A sound reference copy.

The Art of Sweet-Making. (Bonbons, Chocolates, Fondants, Marzipan etc.)
MANDERS, Beatrice
Secretarial Bureau, London, 1905, hardback with cloth printed boards, GD+, boards blue/black, illustrated from four pen and ink drawings on page five, 80 pp.
Boards edge worn (see scans), one neat pen inscription on front free end paper, no annotations, sound tight binding, pages clean, tanned, edges of text block dust stained. Good sound copy.
COOKING, MAKING SWEETS, BONBONS, FONDANTS, MARZIPAN, CHOCOLATE ETC, RECIPES, 'HOW TO', EQUIPMENT
46461 COOKERY £14.00

London: The Secretarial Bureau, 1901. Cloth. Very Good Indeed. 7.5" by 5". None. An charming and uncommon guide to confectionary making, containing recipes for bonbons, chocolates, fondants and marzipan. Containing recipes including almond princess, brilliantine, berlingots, candies, caramels, pralines, gum drops, jellies, jujubes, lozenges, nougat, pastilles, toffee and Turkish delight, amongst many other sweet things.With instruction on the kitchen utensils required for the recipes.Written by Beatrice Manders, awarded First-class at the N. T. S. C, Medallist for the Cookery and Food Association and cookery instructress for Campden Technical Institute, Notting Hill.Bound with four pages of publisher's advertisements.A first edition of this uncommon work.An excellent copy for a sweet-toothed cook. In the publisher's original full cloth binding. Externally, generally smart, with some rubbing discolouring the cloth at the extremities and spine. Ownership inscription to the title page. Internally,… Read More

1901. First Edition. Hard Cover. (London: The Secretarial Bureau 1901). First UK Edition. Pushing and minor wear to the head and tail of the spine and the extremities, minor marks to the back board. A VG copy. Photographs/scans available upon request.