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“Windsor-Chair Making in America : From Craft Shop to Consumer by Nancy EvansNear fine with wear to ...
Binding
Hardcover
Special Attributes
1st Edition, Dust Jacket
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Subject
Woodworking
Modified Item
No
Original/Facsimile
Original
Year Printed
2006
ISBN
9781584654933
Language
English
Author
Nancy Goyne Evans, Nancy Evans
Publisher
University Press of New England
Topic
General, Furniture

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Drawing principally on original source materials, Nancy Goyne Evans's elegantly written and extensively illustrated Windsor-Chair Making in America presents an authoritative and absorbing historical picture of the vernacular chair shop and industry. Of the book's five chapters, three deal extensively with the craft shop. Evans discusses everything from structure to tools and equipment, from shop personnel to power sources, and from raw materials to ornament, both painted and stenciled. A chapter on marketing explores the booming Windsor-chair trade in the American coastal South and the islands of the Caribbean, furniture distribution to local, overland, and overseas markets, and general methods of doing business. Another section explores consumerism and the use of Windsor furniture in domestic and public settings. Students and interpreters of American material culture and life will find here an abundance of new material organized and presented to provide comprehensive insights into craft life and product distribution in America. Evans's book should have pride of place in the libraries of collectors, curators, practicing and amateur furniture craftsmen, and anyone interested in early American studies trades, folk art, and pre-industrial technology. This book includes an extensive index, detailed maps, an indispensable paint color chart based on more than 1,200 references, a select bibliography, and a wealth of photographic reproductions.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
University Press of New England
ISBN-10
1584654937
ISBN-13
9781584654933
eBay Product ID (ePID)
46879672

Product Key Features

Author
Nancy Goyne Evans, Nancy Evans
Language
English
Topic
General, Furniture

Dimensions

Item Length
12in
Item Height
1.6in
Item Width
9in
Item Weight
97.8 Oz

Additional Product Features

Book Title
Windsor-Chair Making in America : from Craft Shop to Consumer
Lc Classification Number
Ts6.5.C45 2006
Reviews
"An enduring contribution to American decorative arts and scholarship... the standard reference on Windsor chairs." --Choice, "A humming narrative . . . provides a bright insight into a fascinating era directed specifically at Windsor chairs, the book is also a comprehensive day-to-day study of furniture making overall in pre-industrial America. It amounts to a solid volume obviously well researched and equally well-written, offering clear witness to the transition of furniture crafting from one century to another in this country."--Antique & Collectible News Service\R, "While directed specifically at Windsor chairs, the book is also a comprehensive day-to-day study of furniture making overall in pre-industrial America...The result is a humming narrative which provides a bright insight into that fascinating era."--Massachusetts & Rhode Island Country Register, "A fine new book... a solid volume obviously well-researched and equally well-written."--Country Pleasures Magazine\R, "A humming narrative . . . provides a bright insight into a fascinating era directed specifically at Windsor chairs, the book is also a comprehensive day-to-day study of furniture making overall in pre-industrial America. It amounts to a solid volume obviously well researched and equally well-written, offering clear witness to the transition of furniture crafting from one century to another in this country."--Antique & Collectible News Service, "A fine new book... a solid volume obviously well-researched and equally well-written."--Country Pleasures Magazine, "This outstanding manuscript-based on detailed research, often into hitherto untapped sources-is the best analysis and the most comprehensive overview to date of the craft of furniture making in America. Written with style, subtle and sophisticated in its judgment, this groundbreaking work redefines and redirects our thinking about the lives of the craftsmen as well as their handcrafted products." -- Wendell Garrett, former editor, Magazine Antiques; vice president emeritus, Americana Department, Sotheby's, New York. "A fine new book... a solid volume obviously well-researched and equally well-written." --Country Pleasures Magazine
Copyright Date
2006
Format
Library Binding
Lccn
2005-014157
Dewey Decimal
749/.32/0973
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Publication Year
2005
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Antiques & Collectibles
Number of Pages
496 Pages

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