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1965Best.-Nr. BIBLIO-44084Furniture History Society London original journal issues 1965-2016. 39 vols printed wrappers 4to. This is a good but broken run of Furniture History the journal of the Furniture History Society which is an extensively illustrated scholarly journal issued annually to members. The society's website notes that: "It is the only journal devoted to the history of furniture from all parts of the world and is internationally recognised as authoritative. Subjects range from the work of individual makers and designers to aspects of interior decoration domestic economy and trade practice. Contributions have been made by the leading scholars in the field. From time to time single issues are devoted to individual subjects or notable articles published in special editions. vol.1 slightly rubbed and soiled the others Very Good clean copies. Furniture History Society, London, original journal issues, 1965-2016 unknown
1912Best.-Nr. 60283New Orleans LA: The McDermott Surgical Instrument Co. Ltd. 736-738 Poydras St. ca. 1912. Tall 8vo. 2 576 xvi pp. “Section G” printed on coated paper stock. With well over 1500 photographic and woodcut-engraved text illustrations throughout. Dark green publisher’s cloth Arts & Crafts decoration front cover black lettering front cover & spine minor scuffing edgewear minor bumping to corners inner hinges starting still VG- sound copy. Second edition stated revised & updated of this surprisingly scarce Louisiana medical supply company’s offerings in the Progressive Era. This catalogue includes a remarkable range of early 20th-Century medical equipment ranging from microscopes fitted with new electric arc lamp to electric centrifuges for testing hypodermic syringes antitoxine syringes anaesthetic equipment electrical illuminating apparatus electro-therapeutic wall cabins X-Ray machines portable radiographic Scheidel cases and much more. The McDermott Surgical Instrument Co. Ltd. was owned and directed by T.C. Hills 1867-1930 and Edwin J. Sack initially on Charles Street specializing in surgical instruments artificial limbs trusses medical equipment and more. Founded originally at the end of the 19th-Century and specializing in artificial limbs and trusses by 1910 the company had substantially expanded and moved to 736-738 Poydras St. expanding their offerings and their reach. Worldcat does locate over 10 locations for this catalogue however the collation is often not matching and the dating incorrect. The McDermott Surgical Instrument Co., Ltd., 736-738 Poydras St., hardcover
1972Best.-Nr. 20956New York: Holt Rinehart and Winston 1972. 1st. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. 11.5x8.9x0.9in. Inscribed by Authors. inscribed and dated December 2 1972 on front endpaper by Billy Baldwin first edition published by Holt Rinehart and Winston; dust jacket with tiny chips at head of spine. Dust jacket in clear protector. With 108 pages of illustrations 72 in full color. 221pp 2.68lb 11.5x8.9x0.9in Holt, Rinehart and Winston hardcover
1994Best.-Nr. 19444Buffalo NY: Burchfield Art Center Buffalo State College 1994. 1st. Soft cover. Near Fine. 11.0x8.5x0.3in. Inscribed by Authors. inscribed by author; rubbing to front cover. The catalogue of an exhibition at the Burchfield Art Center Buffalo State College from February 19 through April 10 1994. Illustrated mostly in black and white 8 color plates. 104pp 0.93lb 11.0x8.5x0.3in Burchfield Art Center, Buffalo State College paperback
2005Best.-Nr. 20860Hartford CT: Connecticut Historical Society Museum 2005. 1st. Hardcover. New/New. 12.3x9.4x1.9in. An authoritative work that discusses and depicts nearly 300 examples of Connecticut Valley furniture. Illustrated with 450 photographs and line drawings. 551pp 7.42lb 12.3x9.4x1.9in EXTRA SHIPPING CHARGES NECESSARY Connecticut Historical Society Museum hardcover
Best.-Nr. 012566Rockford: Skandia Furniture Co. 1909-1913 Skandia was a wholesale manufacturer of household furniture primarily of oak from the late 1880s until 1940. Two bound two-volume catalogs of the companys furniture for the Spring and Fall Seasons 1909 and 1913: Spring 1909 per penciled note on cover 86 photographic plates with item number and dimensions; July 1909 76 plates; Spring 1913 70 plates; Fall Season 1913 82 photographic plates with item number and dimensions. Damp staining to some margins; penciling; some illustrations added with pins; else a good set in original plain wrappers hand-bound with metal strips. . Trade Catalog. Rockford: Skandia Furniture Co., 1909-1913 unknown
1908Best.-Nr. 59337Springfield IL: Board of Prison Industries of Illinois Illinois State Reformatory Print 1908. Two vols. 1st - Oblong 4to. 11 x 7.75 in. 75 1 pp. woodcut engraved borders throughout. With over 150 text woodcut engravings & illustrations of Arts & Crafts furniture. Orange decorated printed softcovers decorative Arts & Crafts borders in black & bright orange on front cover minor shelfwear slight creasing to front cover still NF copy w/ original order sheet ditto TLS & envelopes laid-in; 2nd - 8vo. 8 pp. Self-printed softcovers NF copy all preserved w/ original mailing envelope to H.R. Phelps Lockport Illinois. First editions of these uncommon catalogue and price list for Arts & Crafts furnishings supplied by prison labor during the Progressive Era as the Illinois Board of Prison Industries underwent substantial changes following passage of 1903-1904 laws in Illinois regarding prison labor products to be strictly used by Illinois schools and public institutions. Although Illinois prison labor was producing everything from foundry work to textiles crushed rock to fertilizer and stationery the present catalogue focuses primarily on the Arts & Crafts era quarter-sawn oak furnishings manufactured at Joliet Penitentiary. Items include school desks opera house theatre chairs office desks roll top desks book cases stacking lawyer’s cases dining room tables library tables chairs stools and settees. Worldcat locates 2 copies of first SMU ILL State no copies of price list; See: Koerber & Brieschke Menard: Development of a Nineteenth-Century Pirson Jounral of the Illinois State Historical Society Vol. 96 No. 3 Autumn 2003. Board of Prison Industries of Illinois, Illinois State Reformatory Print, paperback
Best.-Nr. 10719Furniture. BENCH - WOOD WITH FOLDING METAL LEGS. Likely a locker room or field bench for a gymanasium or athletic field probably early to mid-20th century. The wood well-weathered the metal in very good condition. A handsome object with strong visual presence and continued usefulness. unknown
1918Best.-Nr. H16554Kiel & Milwaukee WI: Kiel Furniture Co 1918. Near Fine. Oblong quarto 12.5 x 10 inches in full black cloth with "J. B. Laun" stamped in gilt on front cover. 63 1 pp illustrated throughout images printed in slight browntone with inserts including "New Kiel Table Designs Supplement to Catalogue 28" and some price lists circulars and flyers. Products include dining room suites tables library tables desks stools tabourettes pedestals and "novelties." The Kiel Furniture company was founded in 1882 and employed German-American immigrants in the small town of Kiel and has been in business ever since now under the name A. A. Laun Furniture Company named for the younger brother of J. B. Laun one of the original presidents of the company who took over as vice president and general manager in 1916. The types of products featured in these catalogs reflects both the tastes of their clientele mainly middle-income Midwestern households but also reflects the Stickleyesque influence of Arts & Crafts and Mission style aesthetics. No copies of this particular catalog located in any institution. This is the president of the company's own copy! Kiel Furniture Co unknown
2004Best.-Nr. 25818Paris: Eric Philippe 2004. 1st. Hardcover. Fine. 8.3x6.5x0.6in. not issued with a dust jacket. James Mont 1904-1978 was a modern designer who promoted an Asian-style modernism in the United States from the 1930s until the 1960s. This catalogue of an exhibition at Eric Philippe Paris from September 10 to October 20 2004 describes and illustrates in color 34 objects by Mont. Text in French and English. 82pp 0.67lb 8.3x6.5x0.6in Eric Philippe hardcover
1944Best.-Nr. 871891944. FURNITURE Kenmochi Isamu. Kenchiku Shinsho 9 KIKAKU KAGU. Tokyo Showa 19 1944 2nd printing after the first of 1943. 12mo. bound Western style in illustrated boards heavily illustrated with photos. THE STANDARDS OF FURNITURE was an important work as is evidenced by its reprinting in the closing days of a losing war effort. Kenmochi is generally acknowledged to be one of the foremost industrial designers of the 20th century. In very good condition. unknown
Best.-Nr. Hansen, Per H., Klaus PetIn Pristine Condition. unknown
1985Best.-Nr. 160817MIT Press / Museum of Finnish Architecture / Finnish Society of Crafts and Design / Artek 1985. First Thus. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. Book is in excellent condition with a bump/crease to the upper back corner causing a small crease to the upper corner of the last 60 pages of the page block as the only blemish; otherwise Fine. Binding is solid and square covers have sharp corners otherwise exterior shows no other blemishes text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 179 pages on matte glossy and some pages of tracing paper. Lots of large color photos of the work many scaled mechanical drawings of the chairs workshop photos and details of the mechanical procedures copies of workshop drawings. Contents include: Early furniture and interior designs The decisive years Workshop recollections Excerpts from Alvar Aalto's articles on interior and furniture design Chronology of mass-produced furniture Selection of Artek's standard models etc. A catalog presenting the furniture designs developed over four decades from the early bent plywood experiments through the classic stools chairs and tables produced by the Artek company with historical essays and photographs of each piece. Keywords: Bent Plywood Paimio Chair Stool 60 Artek Furniture Finnish Design Laminated Wood Cantilever Chair Tea Trolley Savoy Vase Modernist Furniture Nordic Design Alvar Aalto Foundation MIT Press / Museum of Finnish Architecture / Finnish Society of Crafts and Design / Artek paperback
1927Best.-Nr. 00006425London: Country Life 1927. Second Edition revised. Hardcover. Very good /good. Large folio 41cm. Bound in publisher's green buckram with a bright green polished cloth to spine with gilt lettering. Appears to be a variant possibly later binding as opposed to the gilt decorated green buckram binding seen on other copies of this issue. In the unclipped dust jacket frayed to spine ends and with small nibbles to tips a closed tear to rear panel now reinforced with archival tape to verso and further small nicks and some soiling mottling. Still a presentable example of the scarce jacket. x 438. Illustrated throughout with b&w plates as well as architectural drawings the book serves as a visual guide to best practice in each section with only a brief one or two page introduction. Some faint mottling to the buckram of the covers but overall a very sound tight copy all the pages clean and bright. The second edition was extensively revised. Weight: 3.9kg. Will require additional postal charges to overseas destinations. Country Life hardcover
2012Best.-Nr. BF22608180014George Nakashima Woodworker S.A 2012. Paperback. Very Good /None as issued. 8x5x0. Clean solid copy with unmarked text. Includes the October 2013 4-page price list laid in. Cover has moderate wear to surface and corner tips. Binding is tight and square; no creases to spine. Small bend to bottom front corner. Catalog features beautiful textured handmade papers possibly rice or bamboo front and back. Includes a two-page biography written by George Nakashima's daughter photos of the master at work followed by photos and drawings of various furniture items offered. An excellent reference and incredibly scarce. Signature required upon delivery. No international shipping. Books that sell for $9 or more ship in a box; under $9 in a bubble mailer. Expedited and international orders may ship in a flat rate envelope rather than a box due to cost constraints. All US-addressed items ship with complimentary delivery confirmation. George Nakashima Woodworker S.A paperback
1992Best.-Nr. BN529212Westheim Rhein 1992. 1992. Gründerzeit. Möbel und Wohnkultur. Gründerzeit. Möbel und Wohnkultur. Möbel - Haaff Rainer Westheim Rhein unknown
1857Best.-Nr. 28019Baltimore: John D. Troy 1857. "Being the entire Furniture and Fixtures contained in the Dwelling of Mr. William Key Howard." Administered by F.W. Bennett & Company. Early auction catalogues such as this are rare even more so in this condition. Items of note include a lavish engraving of "Washington Crossing the Delaware." Original printed wrappers. Slight foxing. Very good. unknown
1923Best.-Nr. 61450Portland OR: Doernbecher Manufacturing Company Planned and Produced by The Arcady Company 1923. Atlas folio. 12.5 x 18.5 in. 54 pp unpaginated. Illustrated with photos and camera-ready advertising copy in two-tone illustrations throughout. Half-beige over tan boards black & brown lettering on front cover minor bumping to corners minor bumping head & foot of spine some scuffing still a VG copy. First edition of this exceedingly scarce sales campaign catalogue illustrating Doernbecher’s line of Jazz Age bedroom furniture manufactured in Portland OR with an intent to raise the awareness of the fast-growing middle class market of better bedrooms and better furnished homes. The largely pen & ink drawings are designed to appeal to the widest range of Western customers and include specific examples of such stores as the Bellview Furniture Co. Idaho Sheppard & Lawrence Lorraigne CA Procter & Johnstone Home Furnishings Paducah KY and many others. Specific details for the 200 300 400 600 etc. suites are all available with finishes in Walnut Oak Silvertone Ivory and more. Following World War I Doernbecher manufacturing first established in Portland OR in 1921 maintained an assembly line for producing furniture nearly five miles long. Original sales literature catalogues and advertising manuals for the storied Western manufacturer are quite scarce. No copies in Worldcat. Doernbecher Manufacturing Company, [Planned and Produced by The Arcady Company], hardcover
1962Best.-Nr. 47367Long Island City NY: Scalamandre Silks 37-24 24th St. 1962. 76 sample cards 5.25 x 10.25 in. w/ 424 fabric & trim samples stapled & taped on thick card stock including silk fringes tassels decorative borders ribbons braids and more all in vibrant colours many with ink and pencil annotations indicating stock numbers quantity and prices. All of these are housed in the original sample case covered in green cloth with lid 7 x 15.25 x 13 in. brass handle on one end some wear & rubbing minor bumping & fraying to fore-edges still a VG- exampler. First edition thus of this stunning salesman sample case for silk trimmings used in interior design by the famed Franco Scalamandre’s designers. These samples include French Tufts Rosettes elaborate silk braids borders ribbons tassels and more many of them in traditional styles and colours for use in recovering and restoring furnishings draperies and other period pieces. Scalamandre d. 1988 established Scalamandre Silks in 1929 focused on supplying silk fabrics and trims to the growing movement of restoring historic houses and furnishings in the United States. His plant in Long Island City NY wove historic fabrics to match those acquired by Hearst for San Simeon. He established the Scalamandre Museum of Textiles which thrived until the late 1960s offering beautiful exhibits of historical documents and traditional textiles. His company helped with the restoration of Monticello and was perhaps best known for their reproductions and restorations of draperies wallpapers and upholstery for the Kennedy White House from 1961-1962 and has continued to supply historic fabrics to every administration since. Scalamandre Silks, 37-24 24th St., hardcover
1964Best.-Nr. 313318Sussex: The Furniture History Society. 1964. 1st edition. Softcover. Very good paperback copies; wrappers slightly dust-toned and edge-nicked. Bright and clean internally. Remains particularly well-preserved set overall. Physical description: 40 volumes. illustrated. subjects: Furniture. Interior Decorations. Design. Genre: Illustrated. Design. Sussex: The Furniture History Society. paperback
Best.-Nr. Monica Boman, edNot in perfect condition. unknown
1920Best.-Nr. 216870Paris: Ernest Gründ Éditeur 1920. Illustrated. 6 vols. 8vo. Brown buckram. Fine. Illustrated. 6 vols. 8vo. Ernest Gründ, Éditeur unknown
1970Best.-Nr. 53795Paris: Segarep-Paris 1970. First printing. Near fine. Gorgeous French home furnishings catalogue from the high 1970s advertising cantilevered aluminum chairs low-slung bulging lounge chairs and white shag rugs in the most impractical places. When you come home this catalogue's text proposes you should find yourself in "another universe": a deathly calm world of biomorphic shapes in greens oranges browns; lamps like mushrooms chairs like eggs; smoked-glass tables as low to the ground as possible; floor-to-ceiling storage systems ingenious beds whose drawers hide away any traces of human occupation or which fold up entirely into featureless walls. A few daring futuristic tableaux in pinks and purples look boldly ahead to 1980; others confine their color schemes to silver and white aluminum and chrome shiny mirrors reflecting nothing into nothing; yet they all glow with the same low-lit windowless invitation of rooms marked by the artfully distributed signs and signifiers of humanity but unblemished and unmarked by human lives in the sunless airless endless caverns of the interior. Sleep forever beneath this yellow velvet coverlet sink deep into the waving climbing tendrils of the wild soft white carpet. Let the sofas devour you. They open their soft arms out in your image they crouch down low to receive you. How hungry they are! Created specially "pour vous Madame et pour vous Monsieur." 8.25'' x 10.5''. Original black-and-white glossy wrappers. Illustrated with color photographs by André Abegg and Studio Emess throughout. 49 pages. Minor edgewear. Bright and fresh. Segarep-Paris unknown
1967Best.-Nr. 15488Milano: Gorlich Editore 1967. 1st. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 13.7x10.0x2.0in. Dust jacket in clear protector. The standard work on Italian lacquered furniture. Illustrated with 496 color plates and two color frontispieces. Text in Italian. 25pp 9.58lb 13.7x10.0x2.0in EXTRA SHIPPING CHARGES NECESSARY Gorlich Editore hardcover
2003Best.-Nr. 19177Salem MA: Peabody Essex Museum 2003. 1st. Hardcover. New/New. 11.7x9.9x1.5in. in shrinkwrap. 462pp 5.68lb 11.7x9.9x1.5in Peabody Essex Museum hardcover