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13530 HALSEY E. T. 1954 LADIES HOME JOURNAL BOOK OF INTERIOR DECORATION. 235PP. HARD COVER COVER LOOSE FROM SPINE CLOTH PEALING OFF OF SPINE OTHERWISE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. OVERSIZE VOLUME. FIRST EDITION. (BS-488).

Soft Bound Flex Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Dust Jacket. Fully Illustrated (illustratore). Modern reprint, no edition stated. Modern Catalog, reproduced from the original trade sample advertisements. 40 pages, in very good condition. Flex covers, cloth binding. A delightful look at many different styles and models of lamps, decorative vases, serving sets, and other assorted novelties, that were sold "wholesale" to department stores, retail establishments, specialty shops and wholesale jobbers. Includes exhibitions, foundry news, etc. Illustrated with trade models and examples. Ideal catalog for collectors, restorers, or antiques dealers of fine American made ceramic wares. Paper / Soft cover edition in very good, like new condition. Firmly readable. Flex covers, bound with cloth spine, a sturdy book. Overall wonderful copy, informative resource, a delightful book with minimal wear. General bookshop wear, may have some slight wear to edges and spine, stored flat. Would make a great gift for the fan in your life, even if that's you. ~~ About the Company: Stangl Pottery was a company in Flemington (and later Trenton), New Jersey, that manufactured a line of dinnerware and other items. The company was originally founded as Samuel Hill Pottery in 1814, until 1860 when it became Fulper Pottery. The name changed to Stangl Pottery in 1955. The company ceased production and closed in 1978, but the dinnerware is still prized by collectors. Pieces can be identified by the Stangl name on the bottom. The original Flemington, New Jersey, location and showroom was bought in May 2011 to make space for a restaurant, a studio, and an art gallery. During the early stage of its business, the company specialized in creating storage crocks and red clay pipes. Abraham Fulper later became Hill's partner and Fulper bought the company in 1860, naming it Fulper Pottery. Fulper Pottery also still created storage crocks and red clay pipes, but Fulper's sons later helped the business at the end of the 19th century, and they produced fire-proof cookware alongside the Germ-Proof Filter. The Germ-Proof Filter was a precursor to the modern water cooler and it provided people with potable water in public places that normally had non-sanitary water. In the beginning of the 20th century, John Kusman, the company's most distinguished potter, started creating jugs and vases. William H. Fulper II, Abraham 's grandson, brought some of the jugs and vases to the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, along with the Germ-Proof Filter. The jugs and vases received an honorable mention at the exposition. In 1928, the company moved to Trenton, New Jersey. (Source, Wikipedia, excerpt) ~~ Firmly readable, ideal for reference and collecting. Very nice. Clean Text. Very Good condition. Text is in English. Reproduced directly from the original trad articles. Modern, undated replica. ~ We appreciate your consideration of one of our books, art prints or novelty items. We strive to offer fast, courteous and professional service to all our patrons. Reading is one of life's great pleasures. Please inquire for further details, our items arrive shrink wrapped and well packed. 40 p. Book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Recueil de Documents utiles aux Artistes-Décorateurs. Publication trimestrielle. Nouvelle Série. Trimestres I-II-III-IV. Paris, Armand Guérinet, sans date, in-4 en feuilles, 80 colour plates loose as issued in cloth-backed portfolio, with paper label and one tie. Circa 1930. Covers yellowed and a little rubbed.

12 volumes. 29 : 21,5 cm. Richly illustated with many partly coloured plates. Original half-cloth. Important French arts periodical on modern art and architecture with many partly half tone plates on architecture, decorative arts, painting, graphic design, sculpture, furniture, textiles, gardens etc. The present volumes covering mainly the art nouveau period. The illustrationas are by Walter Crane, Eugene Grasset, Alphonse Mucha, William Nicholson, Auguste Rodin, Theo van Rysselkberghe, Carlos Schwabe, M.P. Verneuil. Present are the following volumes: V. Janvier-Juin 1899 - VII. Janvier-Juin 1900 - VIII. Juillet-Décembre 1900 - IX. Janvier-Juin 1901 XIII. Janvier-Juin 1903 - XVII. Janvier-Juin 1905 (missing page 59/60 and 173-176) - XX. Juillet-Decembre 1906 (missing pages 141-172) - XXV. Janvier-Juin 1909 - XXVI. Juillet-Décembre 1909 (missing page 1/2 and 37-69) - XXVIII. Juillet-Décembre 1910 (missing page 115-120 and 143/144) - XXXII. Juillet-Décembre 1912 (missing page 17-20) - XXXIII. Janvier-Juin 1913 (missing page 177/178). - Also some pages and plates are missing it is still an extensive overview of the arts movements in Europe and overseas, containing articles and illustrations of the most important artists of that time. - Binding a bit rubbed, some pages in two volumes with menor tears, otherwise a good copy.

Condizione: Good. Color print. 35 x 25 cm (sheet). Very Good, sheet slightly toned, light specks of foxing.

Condizione: Good. Color print. 35 x 25 cm (sheet. Very Good, sheet slightly toned.

Condizione: Good. Color print. 35 x 25 cm (sheet). Very Good, sheet slightly toned, a few tears along sheet edges.

Condizione: Good. Color print. 35 x 25 cm (sheet). Very Good, sheet slightly toned.

. Illustrateur : BARBIER (George), ENDEL (F.), THROLL (Richard), JAEGER (F.), RANSON (Pierre), GRUBER (Louis). (illustratore). Recueil de Documents utiles aux Artistes-Décorateurs. Publication trimestrielle. Nouvelle Série. Trimestres I-II-III-IV. Paris, Armand Guérinet, sans date, in-4 en feuilles, sous couverture cartonnée, demi-toilée rose pâle, feuille rose contrecollée sur la couverture, avec le titre contrecollé, 80 planches. Ce recueil des 4 trimestres de la 27e de ce Journal de la Décoration, comprend 80 planches, soit 20 par trimestre, en couleurs, sur papier glacé. On y trouve par exemple une "Garniture brodée de robe, soie et or sur toile", des "Esquisses pour un panneau ; France fin du XVIIe siècle" attribuée à Claude Gillot, des "Masques , indiens et japonais. D'après les aquarelles de F. Endell", "Pierre Ranson (1736 à 1786), Projets de décorations", "George Barbier, vignettes", "Décoration murale de l'époque romane", "Richard Throll : Décorations murales modernes". Couverture jaunie, plat supérieur déchiré, légers manques aux tranchefilles. Livres.