The Writings of Oscar Wilde (11 volume set)

Oscar Wilde; Blum

London: The Edinburgh Society, [n.d., ca. 1911]

11 (of 14 volumes).  Cherwell Edition, Limited edition of only 240 sets.  Octavo, 22 x 14 cm.  Bound in contemporary 3/4 morocco over cloth boards. Bindings generally sound.  One volume has loss/ modern restoration to the head of the spine (A House of Pomegranates).   Gilt stamped spine compartments.  Top edges gilt. Marbled end pages.  Color frontispieces (with tissue guards) and illustrated plates. 

Includes the following volumes:  [v. 2] A house of pomegranates; The happy prince, and other tales; [v. 4] The picture of Dorian Gray; [v. 5] Lord Arthur Savile's crime, and other prose pieces; [v. 6] Salome; A Florentime tragedy; Vera; [v. 7] Lady Windermere's fan and The importance of being earnest; [v. 8] A woman of no importance; [v. 9] An ideal husband; [v. 11] De profundis; [v. 12-13] Reviews; [v. 14] Miscellanies.  Lacking the following three volumes: [v. 1] Poems; [v. 3] Intentions and The soul of man; [v. 10] The duchess of Padua.  

This is an oversized or heavy book, which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US.