[Henry de RENAUCOURT]. REGNIER (Henri de). "Le pavillon fermé" Set. 2 vols. Paris, La Centaine, 1927. In-8 (25 x 19), blue half-maroquin with corners, 4-nerved spine, compartments closed with gilt fillet, boards closed with gilt fillet, gilt headband. Binding signed Semet & Plumelle. Covers and spine preserved. First edition illustrated with a 2-tone frontispiece and 19 black hors-texte by Henry de Renaucourt. One of 100 copies on vélin du Marais with woodblock prints on Chine (n°31). Attached [DRIAN].REGNIER (Henri de). "La Canne de Jaspe. Monsieur d'Amercoeur. Le Trèfle noir. Contes à soi-même" (Paris, Edit. d'Art Devambez, 1924). In-4 (28.5 x 22.5), paperback, lined cover, in slipcase. Illustrated with 10 original etchings by Diran. One of 450 copies on vellum tinted pur fil de Rives (n°439).

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