1934ref. 00006510London: The Architectural Press May 1934. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Sm 4to. Bound in publisher's original grey buckram somewhat soiled edges darkened. Minor rippling to pages towards rear. Still a sound firm copy clean and free of marks. pp. 200. Profusely illustrated with plans and b&w photographs. A pioneering and influential work on the subject which promoted modernist architectural principles with numerous examples from across Europe and England. The Architectural Press hardcover
2002Pictorial cardboard cover in black and red, 205 x 295mm., 48pp., rich b/w illustration. ISBN 908069603X. Handelingen. Proceedings. Zesde Nederlandse Symposium Hout- en Meubelrestauratie. Sixth International Symposium on Wood and Furniture Conservation. Stichting Ebenist organiseert jaarlijks een symposium op het gebied van hout- en meubelrestauratie. Sinds 1992 wordt er ieder jaar alternerend een nationaal (nederlandstalig) of internationaal (engelstalig) symposium samengesteld. Naderhand worden de lezingen gebundeld en uitgegeven. Nieuw.
2004Pictorial cardboard cover in black and red, 205 x 295mm., 72pp., rich b/w illustration. ISBN 9080696056. Handelingen. Proceedings. Zevende Nederlandse Symposium Hout- en Meubelrestauratie. Seventh International Symposium on Wood and Furniture Conservation. Stichting Ebenist organiseert jaarlijks een symposium op het gebied van hout- en meubelrestauratie. Sinds 1992 wordt er ieder jaar alternerend een nationaal (nederlandstalig) of internationaal (engelstalig) symposium samengesteld. Naderhand worden de lezingen gebundeld en uitgegeven. Nieuw.
1979ref. YB9-236Galashiels, Lyle Publications, 1979. original Kunstlerder einband mit original Schutzumschlag, 8?, 670 Seiten mit zahlreichen Abbildungen; Zustand: gut Schutzumschlag mit kl. Einrissen
1953Sm. folio, ORIGINAL EDITION, with a frontispiece in red and black, title in red and black, 52 fine plates and very numerous illustrations (a number full-page) in the text; marbled boards, buckram back gilt, a near fine copy in the dustwrapper, the latter a little browned. The standard study, including many reproductions of rare and little-known trade-cards
Second edition, 4to, 3 works in one, main volume followed by two supplementary volumes (second supplement bound before first), xxiii, [1 blank], 108, 26; [4], 19, [1]; xii, 120pp., 29 copper-engraved plates, supplementary volumes with there own title-pages, second supplement lacking half-title, some light staining to blank margins of first few leaves, recently expertly bound in half calf over marbled boards, spine gilt, red morocco title label, a nice copy. Chairmaking and carving were distinct branches of cabinetmaking during the late eighteenth century and the first half of the nineteenth century. This is the earliest book of prices specifically for chairmakers, the two supplements deal with new styles of furniture, mainly Regency.
1988ref. BOOKS044261ILondon: Furniture History Society 1988. PB. very good wraps softcover. B&W illustrations. A pioneering survey of the organization and development of furniture making in London from about 1700 to about 1870 based on wide-ranging archival research. 219pp. Furniture History Society unknown
1978ref. 116476Artline Editions, Bristol, 1978. 288 S. ; 28,5 ; Pp. ;
1978ref. BOOKS073447INew York: Macmillan Publishing Co 1978. HC. fine brown cloth hardcover in good slipcase. B&W and color illustrations. ISBN 0025432508 Volume One 329 pages; Volume Two 288 pages. Macmillan Publishing Co unknown
1994ref. 21092London: HMSO 1994. 1st. Hardcover. New/New. 11.2x9.2x1.2in. The Lady Lever Art Gallery houses a unique collection of more than 40 English commodes including some of the greatest achievements of 18th-century London cabinet-making. This catalogue by Lucy Wood provides detailed physical descriptions of the pieces in the collection with analyses of construction and a discussion of the documentary evidence for the provenance and authorship of many of the most important commodes. Profusely illustrated. 367pp 4.53lb 11.2x9.2x1.2in HMSO hardcover
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