A Manual of Historic Ornament: Treating upon the evolution, tradition, and development of architecture and other applied arts. Prepared for the use of students and craftsmenGlazier, Richard
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A Manual of Historic Ornament: Treating upon the evolution, tradition, and development of architecture and other applied arts. Prepared for the use of students and craftsmen
Glazier, Richard
Decoration and ornament -- History; Decoration and ornament, Architectural -- History; Decorative arts -- History
“ ... has illustrations which are beautiful ... because they
illustrate the sound and simple principle of decoration which the
authors put forward.... The book is one which should be in the
library of every man and woman of means, for its advice is
characterised by so much common sense as well as by the best of
taste.”--_The Queen._
OLD CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND THEIR MAKERS.--By F. J. BRITTEN,
Secretary of the Horological Institute. Being an Account of the
History of Clocks and Watches, with a List of 8,000 Old Makers,
with descriptive Notes. Containing over 400 Illustrations, many
from photographs, of choice and curious examples, of Clocks and
Watches of the past, including the finely-ornamented Bracket Clocks
of the XVIIth Century, and the tall cases of the XVIIIth Century.
512 pages. Demy 8vo, cloth gilt. Price 10_s._ net.
FLAT ORNAMENT; A PATTERN BOOK FOR DESIGNERS OF TEXTILES,
EMBROIDERIES, WALL PAPERS, INLAYS, &C., &C.--150 Plates, some
printed in colours, exhibiting upwards of 500 Examples of Textiles,
Embroideries, Paper Hangings, Tile Pavements, Intarsia Work, &c. By
DR. FISCHBACH. Imperial 4to boards, cloth back. Price 25_s._ Net
20_s._
EXAMPLES OF OLD FURNITURE, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.--Drawn and
described by ALFRED ERNEST CHANCELLOR. Containing 40
Photo-lithographic Plates exhibiting some 100 examples of
Elizabethan, Stuart, Queen Anne, Georgian and Chippendale
furniture; and an interesting variety of Continental work. With
historical and descriptive notes. Large 4to, gilt. Price £1 5_s._
Net £1 1_s._
“In publishing his admirable collection of drawings of old
furniture, Mr. Chancellor secures the gratitude of all admirers of
the consummate craftsmanship of the past. His examples are selected
from a variety of sources with fine discrimination, all having an
expression and individuality of their own--qualities that are so
conspicuously lacking in the furniture of our own day. It forms a
very acceptable work.”--_The Morning Post._
PLASTERING: PLAIN AND DECORATIVE.--A Practical Treatise on the Art
and Craft of Plastering and Modelling. Including full description
of the various Tools, Materials, Processes and Appliances employed.
With over 50 full-page Plates, and about 500 smaller Illustrations
in the Text. By WILLIAM MILLAR. With an Introduction of the History
of the Art, by G. T. ROBINSON, F.S.A. Second Edition. Thick 4to,
cloth, containing 600 pages of Text. Price 18_s._ net.
“This new and in many senses remarkable treatise ... unquestionably
contains an immense amount of valuable first-hand information....
‘Millar on Plastering’ may be expected to be the standard authority
on the subject for many years to come.... A truly monumental
work.”--_The Builder._
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