NIEUHOFF, JAN; et al. An Embassy from the East-India Company of the United Provinces, to the Grand Tartar Cham, Emperour of China. 17 engraved plates; double-page map of China; double-page plan of Canton; numerous text illustrations. [4], 431 pages, including engraved additional title. bound with: MONTANUS, ARNOLDUS [i. e., DAPPER, OLFERT]. Atlas Chinensis; being, A Second Part of Remarkable Passages in Two Embassies from the East-India Company of the United Provinces, to the Viceroy of Singlamong and General Taising Lipovi, and to Konchi, Emperor of China and East-Tartary. 38 engraved plates, all but 6 double-page or folding; numerous text illustrations. [4] (of [6]), 723, [1] pages, including engraved additional title; lacks the two maps and leaf after letterpress title with dedication and binder's directions. Together, 2 volumes in one. Folio, 392x248 mm, 18th-century reversed sheep panelled in blind, rebacked, hinges reinforced; varying toning and soiling with occasional mostly minor stains, scattered clean tears without text loss, first work has dampstain at top of map and plan, hole from oxidized rust in N2 and 4C1 affecting a few letters, and small hole in plate facing page 78 minimally affecting image, second work has browning on plates, inner half of letterpress title, and some text leaves, double-page folding plate between pages 200 and 201 creased and partly separated at folds, plate between pages 318 and 319 bound upside down, blank outer margins roughly trimmed on plate between pages 568 and 569. Early 19th-century wood-engraved bookplate of George Losh of Saltwellside by Thomas Bewick and later stamp of J. Halliday on front endpapers; signature of Anne Lambton on letterpress titles. London: Printed by the Author [sic], 1673; Tho. Johnson for the Author, 1671