internal finishes - miles lewis

702675 Australian Building Analysis

internal finishes

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internal finishes

pressed metal

papier mâché, plaster &c

pressed metalpressed metal

'Buninyong House' (or 'Ballantrae'), Buninyong, c 1859: pressed metal corniceMiles Lewis

Wunderlich display at Sydney Arts and Crafts exhibition,

Sydney 1892

Forty Years of WunderlichIndustry, p 13

drop hammering a design into a sheet at the Wunderlich

Works, Sydney

Forty Years of Wunderlich

Industry, p 33

'Ryllstone Park', Rhyll, Phillip

Island, by Charles O'Dea, c 1897a zinc ceiling

Paul Roser

'Ryllstone Park', ceiling and cornice detailPaul Roser

'Woodland' or 'North Park', 69 Woodland Street, Essendon, by Oakden, Addison & Kemp, 1888-9: ceiling of the front room

Miles Lewis

‘Woodland’ ceiling detailMiles Lewis

Star Hotel, Beechworth, pressed steel ceiling of upper roomMiles Lewis

Star Hotel, Beechworth, detail of pressed steel ceilingMiles Lewis

undated steel ceiling Wooriwyrite, KoloraMiles Lewis

detail of the Wooriwyrite ceilingMiles Lewis

catalogue illustrations pasted onto a drawing

for the Wunderlichceiling of the Wool

Exchange, Collins St, by William Pitt, in the alterations of 1904

Melbourne University Architectural Collection, OFF 2-21

Miles Lewis

Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Timaru, New

Zealand, by F W Petre, 1911

Lorraine Huddle

Basilica of the Sacred Heart: Wunderlich metal domeLorraine Huddle

Basilica of the Sacred Heart: detail of the Wunderlich metal domeLorraine Huddle

Art Nouveau patterns designed for Wunderlich by Samuel V Rowe

(after 1904)

Bures, House of Wunderlich, p 60.

Wunderlich advertisements: ceilings, and'Brick sheet' from a Wunderlich catalogue

Robert Haddon, Australian Architecture (Melbourne 1908), p xxxi; Bures, House of Wunderlich, p 55

'Arlington‘, Cowra Avenue, Irymple, Mildura Shire, 1913 & 1917Lederman, Mildura on the Murray (1921)

‘Arlington’wall lining

Miles Lewis

‘Arlington’, hall ceilingMiles Lewis

G E Crane, 24 inch

modern art metal ceiling

Victorianregistered

design 736, July 1911

William Youngdado design

Victorian registered

design no 945, March 1913

William Young advertisement, 1908

R J Haddon, Australian Architecture (George

Robertson, Melbourne, no date [c 1908]), p x

Australian Embossed Ceiling

Co wall lining

Victorian registered design no 743, June

1911

papier mâchpapier mâchéé & plaster& plaster

‘Clarendon’, Nile, Tasmania, undated ? c 1840Miles Lewis

‘Clarendon’, drawing roomMiles Lewis

‘Clarendon’ drawing room centre flower,

and Bielefeld catalogue illustration

Miles LewisC F Bielefeld. On the Use of the Improved Papier-Mâché,

&c. London, no date [c 1840?], no 2637

‘Clarendon’ drawing room corniceHelen Stitt

‘Clarendon’ drawing room cornice & Bielefeld patterns 94; 127N370;

128N395

Helen StittBielefeld. On the Improved Papier-

Mâché

‘Clarendon’ dining room cornice and Bielefeld patterns 96, 196, 96

Miles LewisBielefeld. On the Improved Papier-Mâché

‘Clarendon’ hall centre flower & Bielefeld pattern 45Helen Stitt

Bielefeld. On the Improved Papier-Mâché

‘Clarendon’ hall cornice & Bielefeld patterns 126N366,

115N112

Miles LewisBielefeld. On the Improved

Papier-Mâché

'Killymoon', FingalValley, Tasmania,

c 1842-8

drawing room

Miles Lewis

papier mâché centre flowers: ‘Killymoon’, Tasmania, c 1845, drawing room & dining room; ‘Wood Cot Park’, Victoria, c 1854-5; ‘Werai’, NSW, 1858

plasterplaster

Coalmines settlement, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, 1840sMiles Lewis

Commandant’s House, Coalmines settlement: internal plasterwork & detail of setting coat

Miles Lewis

Woodbourne homestead, Meredith, rear timber portion 1844; front bluestone portion c 1853-4

Miles Lewis

Woodbourne homestead,

Meredithdetail of loam

plaster c 1853-4

Miles Lewis

plaster reconstruction at the Bendigo Town Hall, c 2000: the use of screedsBarrie Cooper

forming cement stucco cornices

James Nangle, Australian Building Practice (2nd ed, Sydney 1911), pp 396, 398

plaster reconstruction at the Bendigo Town Hall c 2000: running a mouldingBarrie Cooper

a cornice horseBarrie Cooper

plaster reconstruction at the Bendigo Town Hall c 2000: partial completionBarrie Cooper

dental plaster mould for replicating small ornamental details, Potter Conservation Centre, 2008

Miles Lewis

'Bishop's Lodge', wall construction in

north-east room

Miles Lewis

fibrous plasterfibrous plaster

Read's (later Moore's) Store,

Chapel & High Sts, Prahran, Melbourne, by Sydney Smith &

Ogg, 1911

Miles Lewis

Read's Storefibrous plaster

cornices

Miles Lewis

Read's Store: details of cornicesMiles Lewis

‘Egremont’, 20 Welman St, Launceston, by Johannes Haenke, 1904: hall ceilingMiles Lewis

tessellated &tessellated &encaustic tilesencaustic tiles

Chateau of Chenonceaux, France, 1517-21 and after ?1597: detail of C19th ceramic floor tiles, showing wear

Miles Lewis

St Giles, Cheadle, by A

W N Pugin, 1844-6

floor tiling in the Blessed Sacrament

Chapel, made by Mintons, c

1846

Atterbury & Wainwright, Pugin, p 146

manufacture of an encaustic tile:a) a layer of clay placed over a plaster mould; b) addition of body clay; c) clay slip poured in; d) scraping the surface; e) cutting and trimming

Alun Graves, Tiles and Tilework of Europe (London 2002), p 152

'Mount Rothwell' homestead, by Colquhoun, c 1872-3: tessellated floor of verandahMiles Lewis

‘Mount Rothwell’ reverse of two verandah tilesMiles Lewis

‘Mount Rothwell’ tile markings

DUNNILL & COJACKFIELD

CRAVEN & CORO212

advertisement for Carter & Co, Encaustic Tile Works, Poole, Dorset, UK,

1901

J E Sears [ed], The Contractors,' Merchants,'

and Estate Managers' Compendium and

Catalogue (London 1901), following p 54