Henri Martinie - Art Deco Ornamental Ironwork
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Nearly 200 beautiful examples of wrought iron gates, screens, balustrades, and other architectural adornments.
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DECORATIVE ANTIQUE IRONWORK, Henry R. dAllemagne. (0-486-22082-6)
1920s FASHIONS FROM B. ALTMAN & COMPANY, B. Altman & Co. (0-486-40293-2)
MASTERPIECES OF SHAKER FURNITURE, Edward Deming Andrews & Faith Andrews. (0-486-40724-1)
THE GREAT AMERICAN ANTIQUE TOY BAZAAR 1879-1945: 5,000 OLD ENGRAVINGS FROM ORIGINAL TRADE CATALOGS, Ronald S. Barlow (ed.). (0-486-41189-3)
THE COMPLETE BOOK OF DOLL MAKING AND COLLECTING, Catherine Christopher. (0-486-22066-4)
HINTS ON HOLJSEHOLD TASTE: THE CLASSIC HANDBOOK OF VICTORIAN INTERIOR DECORATION, Charles L. Eastlake. (0-486-25046-6)
HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE CATALOG, 1909, Elkhart Manufacturing Co. (0-486-41531-7)
AMERICAN SILVERSMITHS AND THEIR MARKS, Stephen G. C. Ensko. (0-486-24428-8)
ROYCROFT DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES IN COPPER AND LEATHER: THE 1919 CATALOG, Elbert Hubbard. (0-486-42112-0)
LOCKE ART GLASS: A GUIDE FOR COLLECTORS, Joseph H. Locke and Jane T. Locke. (0-486-25400-3)
VICTORIAN WOODEN MOLDING AND FRAME DESIGNS: THE 1910 MORELL CATALOG, H. Morell. (0-486-26932-9)
MOSEMANS ILLUSTRATED CATALOG OF HORSE FURNISHING GOODS, C. M. Moseman and Brother. (0-486-25381-3)
A MUSEUM OF EARLY AMERICAN TOOLS, Eric Sloane. (0-486-42560-6)
COLLECTIBLE TOYS AND GAMES OF THE TWENTIES AND THIRTIES FROM SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. CATALOGS, James Spero (ed.). (0-486-25827-0)
EARLY AMERICAN CRAFTS AND TRADES, Peter Stockham (ed.). (0-486-23336-7)
OLD-TIME TOOLS AND Toys OF NEEDLEWORK, Gertrude Whiting. (0-486-22517-8)
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Plate 1. Interior doorway, Nancy Pavilion. (Ironwork by Jean Prouv.)
Plate 2. Entrance of the Rhne-et-Loire Pavilion. (Tony Garnier, architect; ironwork by Charles Piguet.)
Plate 3. Door, Reims Library. (M. and L. Sainsaulieu, architects; ironwork by Schwartz-Haumont.
Plate 4. LEFT: Door, Perfumes Fantanis Pavilion. (Eric Bagge. Archirect; ironwork by E. Schenck, ) RIGHT: Door, mausoleum for the dead of the Region of Champagne. (Adolphe Prost, architect; ironwork Decrion.)
Plate 5. Door, Pavilion of the City of Paris. (Ironwork by Bagus Frres.)
Plate 6. LEFT: Entrance, Pavilion of Fully Qualified Architects. (Tournon, architect; ironwork by Raymond Subes, executed by Borderel and Robert.) RIGHT: Samll side door, Pavilion of the City of Paris. (Roger Bouvard, architect; ironwork by Bagus Frres.)
Plate 7. LEFT: Shop door. (Bruel, architect; ironwork by J. Ruhlmann.) RIGHT: Elevator door, Tower of Bordeaux. (Ironwork by Ren Gobert.)
Plate 8. TOP: Entrance doors to a library. (P. Huillard, architect; ironwork by Patois.) BOTTOM: Transom of a shop front. (Szille, architect; ironwork by Raingo Frres.)
Plate 9. Doors, Pavilion of Elegance. (Ironwork by Bagus Frres.)
Plate 10. LEFT: Door and transom. (Sorel, architect; ironwork by Nics Frres,) RIGHT: Shop front. (B. Haubold, architect; ironwork by Raymond Subes.)
Plate 11. LEFT: Door of a banking firm, Pavilion of Mastery. (Design by Maurice Dufrne; executed by M. Vasseur.) MIDDLE: Shop door. (Pierre Petit, architect,) RIGHT: Shop door.(Ironwork by Tisseyre.)
Plate 12. LEFT: Door to the Court of Trades, of iron and pressed glass. (Bas reliefs on the transom by Jouant; those on the door by Saupique; pressed glass by Lalique.) RIGHT: Entrance to the Alpes-Maritimes Pavilion. (Dalmas, architect: ironwork by Raingo Frres.)
Plate 13. LEFT: Door, Pavilion of the Asturian Mining Company. (Ironwork by Georges Vinant.) RIGHT: Exit, Pavilion of the Collector. (Henri Favier, architect; ironwork by Edgar Brandt.)
Plate 14. Doors, Pavilion of the "La Stle." (Eric Bagge, architect; ironwork by edouard Schenck.)
Plate 15. LEFT: Door. (Ironwork by Decrion.) RIGHT: Elevator door. (Ironwork by Rene Gobert.)
Plate 16. LEFT: Door, Class VII Gallery. (Ironwork by Jean Schwartz; execution by Schwartz-Haumont.) RIGHT: Door, Pavilion of the Studium Louvre. (Designed by M. Matet; Ironwork by Edgar Brandt.)
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