A SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS, THESES AND ARTICLES ON FURNITURE PUBLISHED

BETWEEN JULY 19 9 4 AND JUNE 2004

Ivan Sparkes

AAV, Marianne and STRITZLER-LEVINE, Nina, editors. Finnish modern design : Utopian ideals and everyday realities 1930-1997. London. Yale University Press, 1998.

ABBOTT, Nick. ‘The Burrell Collection’ . RFS Newsletter (Spring 2004),io- i i .ABENDROTH, Uta. World design : the best in classic and contemporary furniture. San Francisco. Chronicle

Press, 2000, 432pp.ADAM, Peter. Eileen Gray, architect/designer : a biography. New York. Harry Abrams, 2000.ADAMSON, Jeremy. The furniture o f Sam Maloof. New York/London. W.W.Norton, 2001, 272pp. (American

designer).ALBERICI, Clelia. II mobilLlombardo. Novara. De Agostino; Milano. Gorlich, 1996, 264pp.ALCOUFFE, Daniel. ‘Francois Guillemard : an oeuvre awaiting discovery’. Furniture History, vol.27 (1999)

1-4 x.ALDRICH, Megan. ‘Marquetry in the Medieval Court : the octagonal tables of Pugin and Crace’ . Decorative

Arts Society Journal, no.25 (2001) 48-58.ANDERSON, Alistair Scott. ‘William James Neatby : designs for furniture, metalwork and interiors’ . The

Decorative Arts Society Journal, no.26 (2002) 40-59. (Art Nouveau designer 186 0-19 10 ).ANDREWS, John. ‘The ACC Antique Furniture Index’. Antique Collecting (March 2000) 47-50.ANDREWS, John. ‘The ACC Antique Furniture Index : results for 200 1’ . Antique Collecting (March 2002)

46-49.ANDREWS, John. ‘The ACC Antique Furniture Index : what happened in 2002’ . Antique Collecting (March

2003) 4-7.ANDREWS, John. ‘The ACC Antique Furniture Index : what happened in 2003’ . Antique Collecting (Feb.

zoo4) 4-7.A N D R E W S , J o h n . ‘A n tiq u e fu rn itu re p rice tre n d s ’ Antique Collecting’ (A p ril 1999) 16 -2 1 .ANDREWS, John. ‘Antique furniture prices : the ACC Index at January 2000. Antique Collecting (April 2000)

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ANDREWS, John. Antique furniture. Woodbridge. Antique Collectors Club. 1997, 192pp. new edition, 2003.ANDREWS, John. ‘Art Deco at Olympia’ . Antique Collecting (May 2003) 1 0 - 1 1 (furniture by Hille and by

Epstein).ANDREWS, John. ‘Art Deco at the Victoria and Albert Museum : an exhibition’ . Antique Collecting (May

2003) 8-9 (contains illustration of dressing table of 1925 by Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann).ANDREWS, John. ‘Art Deco furniture’ . Antique Collecting (June 1998) 4-9, (with auction prices).ANDREWS, John. ‘Art Deco Furniture : the 20th century standard’. Antique Collecting (Nov 2002) 16 - 18

(auction report).ANDREWS, John. ‘The attributable Windsor chair’. Antique Collecting (Sept. 2003) 20-22, (chairs by known

makers or owners).ANDREWS, John. ‘Auction feature : ‘Brown’ bargains at Bonhams’. Antique Collecting (June 2003)43-48.ANDREWS, John. ‘Auction feature : Oak warms Yorkshire hearts’. Antique Collecting (Apl. 2003)20-27.ANDREWS, John. ‘Better furniture for better times : the furniture designs of Ambrose Heal for Heal &c Son’.

Antique Collecting (May 2003) 18 - 19 .ANDREWS, John. British antique furniture: price guide & reasons for values. Woodbridge. Antique Collectors

Club. 2001, 392.PP 1 ,15 0 b/w & 1 2 1 col.pl.

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ANDREWS, John. ‘Edwardian exuberance’. Antique Collecting (Dec. 1998/Jan 1999) 14 - 18 . (Edwardian ‘Sheraton’ furniture described and valued).

A N D R E W S , Jo h n . ‘T h e F ift ie s c o n te m p o ra ry r e v i v a l : a re y o u G -P la n o r E r c o l? ’ . Antique Collecting M a y 2 0 0 4 )

16 - 18 .ANDREWS, John. ‘A Hundred years on’. Antique Collecting (Feb 2001) 36-7 (designs one Hundred years ago).ANDREWS, John. ‘A Hundred years on - the centenary collector : wicker chairs. Antique Collector (June 2002)

36.ANDREWS, John. ‘ 19 th Century English furniture : Gillows and the ghost of Sam Jim ’ . Antique Collecting

(July/Aug. 2001) 23-25 (Samuel James Waring and ‘Waring and Gillow’).ANDREWS, John. ‘ i9 'h Century furniture’. Antique Collecting (July/Aug.2000) 25-27 (auction trends).ANDREWS, John. ‘ 19 th Century furniture since 1990’. Antique Collecting (July/Aug. 2002) 26-7 (auction

trends for 19 th Century furniture).ANDREWS, John. ‘ 19 th Sc 20th Century furniture : the designers-label syndrome’. Antique Collecting (July/Aug.

1999) 22-23 (price review).ANDREWS, John. ‘ 19 th Sc 20th furniture : a touch of the esoteric?’ . Antique Collecting (July/Aug 1998) 2 1-2 3

(price review).ANDREWS, John. Starting to collect antique furniture. Woodbridge, Antique Collectors Club. 2003, 192pp.ANDREWS, John. ‘20th Century furniture’. Antique Collecting (Dec. i999/Jan.20oo) 44-46.ANDREWS, John. ‘20th Century furniture’ . Antique Collecting (July/Aug 2002) 50 -51.ANDREWS, John. Victorian & Edwardian furniture: price guide and reasons for values. Woodbridge. Antique

Collectors Club. 2001, 300pp. (revised edition excludes 1920 ’s furniture).ANSCOMBE, Isabella. Omega and after. London, Thames Sc Hudson. 1999, 124 illus.APICELLA, Mary Ann. ‘Northern forms : the Scots in America’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 1 (Winter 1999/2000)

P i 5-ARWAS, Victor. Art Nouveau from Mackintosh to Liberty: the birth of a style. Woodbridge. Antique Collectors

Club. 200pp. 69 co.pl.ASHLEY, Robert. The rushlight and related holders : a regional view. Marlborough. Ashley Publication, 2001.AUSLANDER, Leora. Taste and power : furnishing modern France. Berkeley/London. University of California

Press, c.1996. 495pp.AWANG, Mohamad bin. Malaysian household furniture ; a study in design preferences and consumer’s

selection principles. Manchester. Metropolitan University, 1996. PhD Thesis.AUSTEN, Brian, editor. Irish furniture : paper presented at the Symposium o f the Furniture Society. Hayward’s

Heath. Furniture History Society, 2000. 52pp.AYRES, James. Domestic interiors : the British tradition 1 y 00-1800. New York/London. Yale University Press,

2nc edition 2003, 2272PP 288 illus

BAARSEN, Reinier. The furniture drawings of Matthias Solton. Furniture History vol.36 (2000) 13 8 -2 5 1 (architect of Maastricht, 1748-1843).

BAARSEN, Reinier. German furniture at the Rijkmuseum. Waanders. 1998, 8opl. BAARSEN. Reinier ‘High Rococo in Holland : William IV and Agostini’ Burlington Magazine (March 1998) 17 2 - 18 3

BAARSEN, R. iy ’h Century cabinets in the Rijkmuseum. Waanders. 2000,69 col.pl. (catalogue of cabinets from different countries)

BAKER, Fiona and BAKER, Keith. 20"' Century furniture. London. Carlton, 1999 256pp.BALFOUR, Derek. ‘Some case histories at the Victorian Sc Albert Museum’. RFS Newsletter (Winter 1997/98)

8-9 (description of innovative techniques now used for the conservation of historic upholstery - an invalid’s chair c.1800 and a French chair in Egyptian style 18 0 3 -18 13 ) .

BAMWORTH, Nigel William. The development of India’s crafts and their implication upon Indo-European furniture. PhD. Brunei University, 2001. 2 vols.

BANHAM, Joanna. Concise encyclopedia of interior design. London, Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001 (designers, furnishing styles and period survey).

BANHAM, Julie. ‘Johnson Sc Appleyards Ltd. of Sheffield : a Victorian family business’ . Regional Furniture Vol.15 (2001) 43-63.

BARLEY, Simon. ‘ Saws, their history and use’ . RFS Newsletter no.33 (Autumn 2000) 6-7.

BARRINGTON, Michael. ‘ The care and handling of antique furniture’ . Antique Collecting (March 1999) 3 4 - 3 8 -

BATARI, Ferenc. The art o f furniture-making from the Gothic to Beidermeier : European furniture from the 1 5 ^ to the 19 ^ century in the Nagyleteny Castle Museum. Budapest. Museum of Applied Arts. 2000, 152pp.

BARTOLUCCI, Marisa. American contemporary furniture. London. Laurence King. 2000, 208pp.BASKETT, Mickey. Fantastic furniture. New York. Sterling/London Cassell, c.1999, 128pp.BAUDOT, Francois. Eileen Gray. Paris. Assouline. 1998, 79pp.BAUDOT, Francois. Empire style. Edinburgh. A.K.Press. 1999, 50 illus. (Napoleonic period design)BAUDOT, Francois. Jean-Michel Frank. Paris. Assouline, 1998, 79pp. (French furniture designer).BEARD, Geoffrey. ‘ Upholsterers and their clients’ . RFS Newsletter (Winter 1997/1998) 7-8 (review of the

‘Great Wardrobe’ which was the principal workshop of the Crown, also how other workshops were set up).BEARD, Geoffrey. Upholsterers and interior furnishing in England 1530-1840. New York/London. Yale

University Press. 1997, 36opp, 156 b/w 8c 220 col.pl.BEBB, Richard. ‘A Carmarthen bookcase’ . RFS Newsletter (Summer 1997) 10 (book case by a Mr. Bowen,

recently acquired by Carmarthen County Museum).BEBB, Richard. ‘National Museum of Wales’ . RFS Newsletter no.29 (Winter 1998/1999) 6. (purchase of ‘Hoda

Cum Tewdwr cabinet).BEBB, Richard. ‘25,h December 1889 : Christmas Day lost, furniture making in Meirionydd’ . Regional

Furniture vol.8 (1994) 73-83.B E B B , R ic h a rd . Welsh country furniture. P rin ce R is b o ro u g h . S h ire P u b lic a t io n s . 1 9 9 4 , 3 2 p p 4 9 illu s .

BEBB, Richard. ‘Which came first, the Thames Valley Windsor or the egg’. RFS Newsletter(Summer 1998) 13 (Caernarfonshire stick chair, 18 th century).

BECKSVOORT, Christian. The Shaker legacy. New Town, Conn. USA. Taunton Press. 2000, 24opp,235 illus.BEDFORD, John Evan. ‘The sitter revealed : a portrait of George Smith’ . Regional Furniture vo l.15 (2001)

75-6.BENCARD, M and HEIN, J . Rosenborg. Copenhagen. 1999, 90pp. 70 col.pl. Danish/English parallel text,

(catalogue of the Danish Royal Palace including the Silver furniture of Christian VI)BENES, Peter. Rural New England furniture: people, place and production. Boston. Boston University. 2000

(papers and abstracts)BENGE, Sophie. Private Hong Kong: where East meets West. New York/London. Abbeville Press. 1997, 216pp.BENTON, Charlotte and other editors. Art Deco 19 10 -29 39 . London. V8cA Publications. 2003. (catalogue of

the exhibition at the V8cA Museum)BERLINER, Nancy. Friends of the house : furniture from China’s towns and villages. Salem, Mass. Peabody

Essex Museum, 1996, 133pp.B E R R Y , J .A . ‘ E n g lish fu rn itu re lo c k s ’ . Regional Furniture v o l . 1 5 ( 2 0 0 1 ) 6 4 - 7 1 .

BERRY, Tony. ‘Antique Locks’ . RFS Newsletter, no.30 (Summer 1999) 1 1 .BETTLEY, James. ‘Cox Sc Sons and the rise and fall of the church furnishing companies’ . The Decorative Arts

Society Journal, no.26 (2002) 8-25.BIDDLE, Martin. King Arthur’s Round Table, an archaeological investigation. Woodbridge. Boydell Sc Brewer.

2001, 544pp.BIRD, Michael S. Canadian country furniture 1675-1950. Toronto. Stoddart. 1994, 403pp.BLACKBURN, G. Traditional woodworking tools. London. Batsford. 1998, 400 illus.BLAKEMORE, Robbie C. History o f interior design and furniture : from Ancient Egypt to Nineteenth Century

Europe. New York. Van Nostrand Reinhold. 1997, 392pp.BLANC, Monique. Le Mobilier Francias : Moyen Ages, Renaissance. Paris Missin. 1999.BLAND, Adrian. ‘ Painting the regional interior : artistic licence and ideological constraints’. RFS Newsletter

no.31 (Winter 1999/2000) 16.BONY, Anne. Furniture and interiors o f the 1940s. Paris. Flammarion/London Thames Sc Hudson. 2003,

223pp.BORAM, John. ‘Eighteenth-century fancy chairs from High Wycombe’ . Regional Furniture vol.13 (1999) 7 -16 .BOWE, Nicola Gordon. Furniture o f the Arts and Crafts Movement in Ireland, in ‘Irish Furniture’ edited by

Brian Austen. London. F.H.S. 2000.BOWETT, Adam. ‘After the Naval Stores Act : some implications for English Walnut furniture’. Furniture

History vo l.31 (1995) 1 16 - 12 3 .

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BOWETT, Adam. ‘ The age of Snakewood’. Furniture History vol.34 (1998) 2 12 -2 5 .BOWETT, Adam. ‘The case of the cane-chair makers of England’. Antique Collecting (Feb zooi) 3 4 - 3 9

(p etitio n to P a r lia m e n t in 1 6 9 0 ) .

BOWETT, Adam. ‘ A cedarwood chest from Bermuda’ . Antique Collecting (June 2003) 24-25.BOWETT, Adam. ‘The commercial introduction of mahogany and the Naval Stores Act of 1 7 2 1 ’. Furniture

History vol.30 (1994) 43-56.BOWETT, Adam. ‘Early ‘Horsebone’ chairs’ . Antique Collecting (March 2002) 36-39. (upholstered chairs and

stools of the 1680s).BOWETT, Adam. ‘The English ‘cross-frame’ chairs : 16 9 4 - 17 15 ’ Burlington Magazine (June 2000) 344-52

(this term was used by Thomas Roberts, Royal Chairmaker 16 8 5 -17 13 ) .BOWETT, Adam. English furniture from Charles II to Queen Anne, 16 60 -1714 . Woodbridge. Antique

Collector’s Club. 2001, 368pp 500 illus.BOWETT, Adam. ‘The English ‘Horse-bone’ chair, 16 8 5 - 17 10 ’. Burlington Magazine (May 1999) 263-270 (a

term used by Thomas Roberts to walnut caned chairs of Restoration Period).BOWETT, Adam. The English mahogany trade 1700-1793. (unpublished PhD Thesis) Brunei University. 1997.BOWETT, Adam. ‘An introduction to microscopic wood identification’ . RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2004)

22-23. (report of Day Course at Geffrye Museum).BOWETT, Adam. ‘The Jamaica trade : Gillow and the use of mahogany in the Eighteenth century’ . Regional

Furniture vo l.12 (1998) 14 -57 .BOWETT, Adam. ‘Labelled furniture from the White Swan Workshop in St. Paul’s Churchyard ( 17 1 1 - 3 5 ) ’ .

Furniture History vol.39 (2003) 7 1-9 8 (John Coxed fl. 1 7 1 1 - 1 8 ; Grace Coxed and Thomas Woster fl. I7 I9 -3 5 )-

BOWETT, Adam. ‘Myths of English furniture history : Anglo-Dutch p t.i’ . Antique Collecting (Oct. 1999) 29-33 (Dutch influences).

BOWETT, Adam. ‘Myths of English furniture history : Anglo-Dutch : pt.2’ . Antique Collecting (Feb 2000) 4-9 (cane chairs).

BOWETT, Adam. ‘Myths of English furniture history : Cuban mahogany’ . Antique Collecting (Feb 1998) n - 1 3 .

BOWETT, Adam. ‘Myths of English furniture history : The ‘Great Frost’ of 1709 and the walnut ‘famine’ . Antique Collecting (Nov 1997) 24-28.

BOWETT, Adam. ‘Myths of English furniture history : Laburnam wood furniture’ . Antique Collecting (June1998) 20-23.

BOWETT, Adam. ‘Myths of English furniture history : Mulberry wood furniture by Coxed and Woster’ . Antique Collecting (Oct. 1998) 32-35.

BOWETT, Adam. ‘Myths of English furniture history : The Queen Anne chair’ . Antique Collecting (June 2000) 1 1 - 1 4 .

BOWETT, Adam. ‘Myths of English furniture history : Red Walnut’. Antique Collecting (Apl 1998) 5-7.BOWETT, Adam. ‘Myths of English furniture history : Rosewood’. Antique Collecting (Feb. 1999) 12 - 16 .BOWETT, Adam. ‘A new chronology for English veneered walnut furniture’. RFS Newsletter no.3 1 (Winter

1999/2000) 13 .BOWETT, Adam. ‘Partridge wood : a tale of two hemispheres .'Antique Collecting (Apl. 2004) 3 4 - 3 5

(L.casuarina).BOWETT, Adam. ‘The Restoration chest of drawers; the varnished and unvarnished truth’ . Antique Collector

(May 2002) 35.BOWETT, Adam. ‘Snakewood in i7 ,h century furniture making’ . Antique Collecting (May 1997) 26-29.BOWETT, Adam. ‘The trade in Oriental lacquerware’ . Antique Collecting (April zooz) Z7-31. (the

introduction of lacquerware into England in the later Stuart period).BRADFORD, Peter The design art ofNicos Zograhos. N.Y. Monacelli Press.2000.BRANDSTATTER, Christian. Wiener Werkstatte : design in Vienna 19 03-1933. New York. Harry Abrams.

2003, 399pp.BRAWER, N.A. British campaign furniture...elegance under canvas 1740 -19 14 . New York/London. Harry

Abrams. 2001, 232pp.BREARS, Peter. ‘The Sir Henry Savile chest: painted furniture from Yorkshire’ . Furniture History vol.39 (2003)

65-70. (chest dated 16 13 ).

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BREWER, Peter. ‘Investigating upholstery with a horoscope’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 1 (Winter 1999/2.000) 14 - 15 .BREWER, Peter. An investigation into significant developments in period upholstery practice with special

reference to the Nineteenth Century and illustrated with provenanced examples. PhD Thesis. Brunei University. 2001, 628pp.

BROOKS, Carol. ‘Humidity control and conservation’ . Antique Collecting (March 2003) 42-43 (includes furniture).

BROSCATAN, Monica Simona. 1 9 ^ Century furniture of Southern Transylvania : a survey and analysis o f the vernactdar tradition. PhD Thesis. Brunei University. 2002.

BROWN, Peter. ‘The Cranbrook Colony and 19 th Century rustic genre’ . Antique Collecting (Oct. 2001) 1 1 - 1 5 (interior paintings by a group of artists settled at Cranbrook, Kent).

BRUNHAM M ER, Yvonne. Andre Arbus. Paris. Norma. 1996, 399pp (French furniture designer 1903-1969).BRUNTON, Jennie. The Arts & Crafts Movement in the Lake District: a social history. Lancaster. University

of Lancaster. 2001, 163pp.BRYANT, Valerie. ‘Interior domestic arrangements of early i8 'h century textile workers in the cottage industry’ .

RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2004) 15 .BRYANT, Valerie. ‘Weaver’s Cottage, Kilbarchan’ . RFS Newsletter no.40 (2004) 6 ( report on visit of July

2004).BUMPUS, Bernard. ‘ 1900 Commemorated’ . Collectors Guide (June 2000) 40-43. (exhibition in Paris).BUTLER, Robin. ‘Card tables’ . Antique Collecting (March 2000) 3 4 - 3 9 .

BUXTON, Tony. ‘Domestic culture in early i7 ,h century Oxfordshire’ . RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2004) 17 - 18 . ( th e use o f p ro b a te in v e n to r ie s in re se a rc h ).

BYACHRANANDA, J. Thai Mother-of-Pearl inlay. Bangkok. 2001, 183pp. including 300 col.pl.BYARS, Mel. The best o f chairs, tables and lights. Hove. Roto Vision. 2002

CALLM AN, Ellen. ‘William Blundell Spence and the transformation of Renaissance cassoni’ Burlington Magazine (June 1999) 338-348.

CANEPA, Teresa. ‘French Empire influences on curtain design in Ackermann’s ‘Repository of Arts’ . Furniture History vol.38 (2002) 10 8 -13 4 .

CARGILL, Katrin. Creating the look : Swedish style. London. Francis Lincoln. 1996, 144PP (furniture and interiors).

CARRUTHERS, Annette. ‘William Craigie of Kirkwall and the furnishing of Melsetter House, Hoy’ . Regional Furniture vol.16 (2002) 10 8 -12 0 .

CARSON, Peter. ‘Early cabinet-making in Jamaica, 16 7 0 -18 70 ’. The Jamaican (December 1994).CASSIDY-GEIGER, Maureen. ‘The Federzimmer from the Japanisches Palais in Dresden’ . Furniture History

vol.35 (1999) 8 7 - 1 1 1 .CHADENET, Sylvia. French furniture : from Louis XIII to Art Deco. New York. Bullfinch / London. Time

Warner. 2001, i92pp, illus.CHARRON, Andy. Desks : outstanding projects from America’s best craftsmen. Newtown, Conn. Taunton

Press. 2000, 152pp. Illus.CHASE, Linda and KEMP, Karl. The world o f Biedermeier. London. Thames & Hudson. 2001.CHASTANG, Yannick. Paintings in wood : French marquetry furniture. London. Wallace Collection. 2001,

1 1 2pp, 75 illus.CHENEVIERE, Antione. Russian furniture : the Golden Age. Woodbridge. Antique Collector’s Club. 2001,

3 I2 PP-CHIARUGI, SIMONE. Bottteghe di mobilieri in Toscana. Firenza. Studioper edizioni scelte. 1994. 2 vols,

6 n p p (Tuscany furniture).CHINNERY, Victor. ‘The Boughton Monchelsea chest’ . Antique Collecting (March 2000) 48. (mid 1 5 th century

carved chest).CHINNERY, Victor. ‘Early oak furniture’. Antique Collecting (Sept. 2000) 4-7.CHINNERY, Victor. ‘Early English furniture from the Clive Sherwood Collection’ . Antique Collecting (Sept.

2002)4-9.CHINNERY, Victor. ‘Oak furniture from the Bramcote Manor Collection’ . Antique Collecting (Sept. 2001)

16 -2 1 . ( the collection of David and Vivian Little).

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CHINNERY, Victor. ‘The ‘Shakespeare ‘ chair’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 8 (Spring 2003) 15 - 16 .CLARKE, Christopher. The portable empire : a catalogue o f 18 ^ , 19 ™ and 20 ^ century campaign furniture

and travel equipment S to w o n the W o ld . C h r is to p h e r C la rk e A n tiq u e s . 2 0 0 4 .

CLARKE, Rosy. Japanese antique furniture; a guide to evaluating and restoring. NewYork. Weatherhill. 1999.CLIFF, Stafford. The French archive o f design and decoration. London. Thames & Hudson. 1999, 256pp.

(includes details of 600 designers).CLUNAS, Craig. Chinese furniture. London. V & A Publications. 1997, 119pp.COLERIDGE, Antony. ‘When vases were the rage’ . Country Life (3^ Sept. 2002) 146-y. ('Matthew Boulton

candelabra vases acquired for Soho House).COLERIDGE, Antony. ‘William Chippendale’s promissory notes’ . Furniture History, vol.37 (2001) 17 - 19 .COLE, Enrico. Il mobile rococo in Italia. Milano. Electra. 2003, 5 11p p .CONRAN, Sebastian and BOND, Mark. Contemporary furniture. London. Conran Octopus. 2003. 128pp.CONSTABLE, Lyne. An industry in transition : the British domestic furniture trade 19 14 -19 39 . PhD. Brunei

University. 2000 .COOK, Jane L. Coalescence o f styles : the ethnic heritage of St. John River Valley Regional furniture,

17 6 3-18 3 1. London. McGill / Montreal & Kingston. Queen’s University Press. 2001.COOK, Jonathan. ‘Confections of colour’ . Collectors Guide (June 1998) 36-39 +44 (scagliola table tops by

Petrus Antonius Paulini).COOPER, Eugene. The artisans and entrepreneurs o f Dongyang county : economic reform and flexible

production in China. New York/ London. M.E.Sharpe. 1998 27ipp (furniture industry, cabinet making and woodcarving).

COOPER, Jeremy. Victorian and Edwardian furniture and interiors from Gothic to Art Nouveau. London. Thames & Hudson. 1998, 256pp.

COPPIN, Richard. ‘Eric Sharpe and his furniture’ . The Decorative Arts Society Journal nol.17 (1994).CORNFORTH, John. London interiors from the archives o f Country Life ‘. London. Aurum. 1999, i92pp

(photographs from 19 18 -19 39 ).COTTON, B.D. ‘Abandoned furniture on the Island of Stroma’. RFS Newsletter No.3 1 (Winter 1999/2000)

COTTON, B.D. ‘Another piece in the jigsaw - John Robinson, Preston’ . RFS Newsletter no.34 (Spring 2001) 18. (North West style rocking chair with ball Turning c .18 16 -184 8 ).

COTTON,B.D and COTTON, Gerry. ‘Coincidence’ . RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2004) 1 3 - 14 . (research into Carmarthenshire ‘Cilycum’ dresser).

COTTON, B.D. ‘A contemporary Windsor chair [made] by Katie Abbott’ . RFS Newsletter no.39 (Autumn 2 0 0 3 ) 12 - 13 .

COTTON, B.D. ‘A lecture by Professor Bill Cotton’ . RFS Newsletter no.34 (Spring 2001) 12 - 13 . (discussion on Windsor chair with cabriole front legs from Parker Knoll Collection).

COTTON, B.D. ‘Makers, brokers or retailer? : a name stamp is not always that of the maker’ . RFS Newsletter no.39 (Autumn 2003) 15 . (stamp of H.Y.Boyle of Blackburn).

COTTON, B.D. ‘Noble furniture - common origins’.RFS Newsletter no.30 (Summer 1999) 6.COTTON, B.D. ‘Painted furniture from Britain’s regional traditions’. RFS Newsletter N o.37 (Autumn 2002)

7“ 8' . . . jCOTTON, B.D. ‘Pauline Agius, April 1 5 th 19 2 5 - January 22na 2001 : a personal appreciation’ .RFS Newsletter no.34 (Spring 2001) 2-3.

COTTON, B.D. ‘Re-birth of the Cornish Windsor’. RFS Newsletter no. 3 1 (Winter 1999/2000) p .17 . (chair made by Tino Rawnsley, based on one by James Eathorne c.1847-56).

COTTON, B.D. ‘The ‘Wallace’ chair’ . RFS Newsletter no.32 (Summer 2000) 1 0 - 1 1 . (17™ Century chair from Orkney).

COTTON, B.D. ‘West Country furniture with particular reference to articles in the Cotton Collection’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 8 (Spring 2003) 7-8.

COUTINHO, M. Le. 18 ^ century French furniture in the Calouste Gulbekian Foundation, Lisbon. Lisbon. 1999 , 3 7 IPP-

COWKING, Jenny. ‘Ardgowan’ . RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2004) 6-7 (visit to house with Gillow furnishing 18 0 1- 18 12 ) .

CRA N Z, Galen. The chair : rethinking culture, body and design. London. W.W.Norton. 2000, 288pp illus.

CREDLAND, Arthur C. Artists and craftsmen o f Hull and East Yorkshire. Hull. Hull Museums and Art Gallery. 2.000.

CROOK, J.M . John Carter and the mind o f the Gothic Revival. The Society of Antiquaries of London. Vol 17 of occasional papers. 1995.

CROOK, John. ‘Woodwork in the Cathedral and Close at Winchester’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 3 (Autumn 2000) 1 1 .

CROSS, John. ‘Ralph, Cuthbert and Thomas Turnbull : a i9 'h century Jamaican Cabinet-making Family’ . Furniture History vol.39 (2003) 10 9 -120 .

CROSS, John. Furniture in Colonial Jamaica, iyoo-1830. Doctoral dissertation, Royal College of Art, South Kensington. 2001.

CROSSLEY, Brian. ‘Is the history of rattan used in caned furniture as simple as it seems’ . RFS Newsletter no.37 (Autumn 2002) 15 .

CROSSMAN, Carl I. The decorative arts o f the China trade. Woodbridge. Antique Collector’s Club. 19 9 1, 464pp. 136 col &C 325 b/w illus. (not previously listed).

CURTIS, Lee. Lloyd Loom woven fibre furniture. London. Salamander. 1997. i6opp, 2n< edition.

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D’AMBROIO, Anna Tobin. Masterpieces o f American furniture from the Muson-William-Proctor Institute. Utica, New York. Syracuse University Press, c.1999 17 1p p .

DANN, Thomas. ‘English influence on furniture mounts manufactured in Iserlohn’. Furniture History vol.3 8 (2002) 40-57 (Iserlohn in State of North Rhine Westphalia)

DANN, Thomas. Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves (1788-1864). Bonn. Mehle. 1996, 14 1pp . (German furniture designer).

DAVIDSON, Paul. ‘Tea caddies’ . Antique Collecting (July/August 1999) 34-35 a Iso (Feb 2004) 26-28.DE BELLAIGUE, Geoffrey. ‘A royal keepsake : the table of the Grand Commanders’. Furniture History vol.3 5

(1999) 1 1 2 - 1 4 1 . ( the table commissioned by Napoleon, given to George IV by Louis XVIII).DENENBERG, Thomas. Wallace Nutting and the invention of Old America. Yale University Press. 2003. (life

and work of the 20rh century authority on American furniture).DENNEY, Matthew. Arts and Crafts furniture and Vernacular Furniture. PhD Thesis. Brunei University. 1997.DENNEY, Matthew. ‘Quaint furniture’ . Furniture History vol.39 (2003) 14 1 - 15 5 .DEWING, David. ‘English cane chairs, origins and influences, in the late 17 th Century’. RFS Newsletter no.40

(Spring 2004) 23-24.DEWING, David and others. *RFS trip to the Netherlands’ . RFS Newletter no.3 6 (Spring 2002) 4 -2 1.DIEHL, Daniel. Constructing medieval furniture. Mechanicsberg.USA. Stockpole. 1997, i8opp, illus.DONNELLY, Laura. ‘British furniture at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition 1876 ’. Furniture History

vol.377 (2001) 9 1- 12 0 . (included furniture by Bruce J.Talbert, W.H.Batley and E.W.Godwin).DRUESDOW, Jean. L. editor. Authentic Art Nouveau Interiors and furniture in full colour. Minesla N.Y./

London. DOVER. 1997, 78PP.DUNN, Michael and Takeuchi, Junichiro. Traditional Japanese design : five Tastes. London. Harry N. Abrams.

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EDWARDS, Clive. Eighteenth-century furniture. Manchester. Manchester University Press. 1996, 227pp. EDWARDS, Clive. Encyclopaedia o f furniture, materials, trades and techniques. Aldershot. Ashgate Publishers.

2001, 290pp. Illus.EDWARDS, Clive. ‘The firm of Jackson and Graham’. Furniture History, vol.34 (1998) 238-60.EDWARDS, Clive. Twentieth-century furniture, materials, manufacture and Markers. Manchester. Manchester

University Press. 1994, 228pp.EHRLICH, DOREEN. Frank Lloyd Wright: interior style and design. Hoo. Grange Books. 2003, i76pp’ ELLIOTT, Peter. ‘The chairmaking challenge’ . Collectors Guide (May 2002) 42.ELLWORTH, Robert, Hatfield. Essence of style : Chinese furniture o f the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties.

Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. 1998. 18pp.ELLWOOD, Giles. ‘Three Brunswick desks’. Furniture History’ vol.35 (1999) 42.-50.ESTERLY, David. Grinling Gibbons and the art o f carving. London. V & A Publications. 1998, 224pp.

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EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF INDIA. Exporting Indian wooden furniture to Europe. Mumbai. Quest Publications. 1997, 1 7 4 P P

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FAHY, Kevin and SIMPSON, Andrew. Australian furniture : pictorial history and dictionary 1788-1938. Woollahra, Australia. Casuarina Press. 1998. 1000 illus. (contains entries for 660 Australian makers, retailers and designers).

FAHY, Kevin , SIMPSON.C. and SIMPSON, A. Nineteenth century Australian Furniture. Sydney. David Ell Press. 1997/8.

FAIRCLOUGH, Oliver. ‘In the richest and most elegant manner : a suite of furniture For Clive of India’ . Furniture History vol.36 (zooo) 10 2 -10 4 .

FEINGOLD, SIMON J. ‘Pollock House’ RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2004) n - 1 2 (includes Glasgow pattern chair).

FEINGOLD, SIMON J. ‘A visit to the National Museum of Scotland Stores’ . RFS Newsletter no.34 (Spring 2001) 7.

FEO, Roberto de. ‘The ‘O maggio delle Provincie Venete’ : a Venetian table made for the Empress of Austria rediscovered’. Burlington Magazine (June 2001) 345-350.

FIELL, Peter. William Morris. London. Benedikt Taschen. 1999.FISHER, CAROL. ‘Masters of Art Deco’ . Collectors Guide (Dec 2002/Jan 2003) 40-4 1. (exhibition at V8cA

of work by Jacque-Emile Ruhlmann and others).FORD, Tim. ‘Auction report: Christies at Hackwood Park [Basingstoke] April 1998’ . Antique Collecting (June

1998) 16 - 19 .FORD, Tim. ‘Globes and planetaria : auction report’ . Antique Collecting (March 1999) 42-45.FRASER-LU, Sylvia. Burmese laquerware. Thailand. Orchid Press. 2001.

GENTLE, Nicola. ‘A study of the late seventeenth-century bed from Melville House’. Furniture History no.37 (2001) 1 - 1 6 (now in the V & A Museum).

GERE, Charlotte. The house beautiful : Oscar Wilde and the Aesthetic interior. London. Lund Humphries.2000, 144pp. Ulus.

GETTY, J.PAUL MUSEUM. Masterpieces o f the J.Paul Getty Museum :decorative arts. London. Thames & Hudson. 1999 (includes furniture).

GIBBS, Jenny. Curtains and drapes. Seven dials. Orion Press. 1999 (six centuries of styles).GILBERT,Christopher. ‘A few Seddon gleanings’ . Furniture History vol.34 (1998) 226-37. (includes reports on

four fires of 176 8 ,1783 ,18 0 3,18 30 ).GILBERT, Christopher. Furniture at Temple Newsam House and Lotherton Hall, Volume III. Leeds. W.S

Maney & Son Ltd. 1998.GILBERT, Christopher. ‘Gillow at Denton Hall’ . Regional Furniture vo l.12 (1998) 1 - 1 3 .GILBERT, Christopher. Pictorial dictionary o f marked London furniture 1700-1840. London. Furniture

History Society. 1996, 502pp.GILBERT, Christopher. Selected writings on vernacular furniture 1966-1998, edited by David Jones. Leeds.

The Regional Furniture Society. 2001, 209pp.GILBORN, Craig. Adirondack furniture and the rustic tradition. New York. Harry Abrams. 2000, 352pp. GILLHAM, Leslie. Miller’s Georgian to Edwardian buyer’s guide. London. Mitchell Beazley. 2003. GOODISON, Nicholas. Matthew Boulton ; Ormolu. London. Christies. 2003.GOODISON, Nicholas. ‘The market for antique furniture as an investment’ . Antique Collecting (October

2 0 0 3)4 8 -5 1.GREEN, Derek and GREEN, Sally. ‘Colour and patination in country furniture’ . Antique Collecting (Sept.

1999) 5- 9 -

GREENBERG, Cara. Mid-century modern : furniture o f the 1930s. London. Thames &C Hudson. Re-issued2001.

GREENBERG, Cara. Op to pop : furniture of the 1960s. Boston. Little Brown. C1999, 192pp.GREENE, Jeffrey.P. American furniture of the 18 ^ century. Newtown, Conn. Taunton Press. 1996, 3 11p p .

GREENHALGH, Paul editor. Art Nouveau 189 0-19 14 . London. V8cA Publications. 2000, 464PP 100 b/w illus, 300 col.pl. (linked to V & A Exhibition.)

GREENSTEAD, M ary and WILSON, Sophia. Originality and initiative : the Arts and Crafts Archive at Cheltenham. Cheltenham. Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum. 2003. (includes archive and essays on William 8c May Morris, Ernest Gimson and Sidney Barnsley)

GREENWOOD, Adrian. ‘Orient expression’ . WooJit'or^er (July 1 9 9 9 ) 7 1 - 7 3 . (Japanese furniture).GREENWOOD, Adrian. ‘Tartanware’ . Woodworker (October 1999) 8 1-2 (souvenir boxes by Smiths of

Mauchline).GREENWOOD, Adrian. ‘Tunbridgeware’. Woodworker (September 1999) 7 1-7 2GROLLINGS, John and MICHELL, George. New Australian style. Edinburgh. A.K.Press. 1999, 409 illus.GROTH, Hakan. Neoclassicism in the North : Swedish furniture and interiors 1770-1850. London. Thames

& Hudson. 1997, 224pp. Ulus.GUTOWSKI, Norbert. ‘The repair and care of metalwork on furniture’ . RFS Newsletter no.30 (Summer 1999)

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HAGBEGGER, Jerryll. Sourcebook o f modern furniture. New York/London. W.W.Norton. c.1997, 576pp.HAINES, Michael. ‘Makers, brokers or retailers : Urquhart 8c Adamson oak table’ . RFS Newsletter ( Autmn

20 0 3)16 .HALAHAN, Frances and PLOWDEN, Anna. Look after antiques. The National Trust, 2003, 256PP, 120 col

&C 6 0 b /w illu s.

HALL, Linda. ‘Fixed woodwork and interiors in Hampshire and the West Country’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 8 (Spring 2003) 8-9.

HANCOCK, Elizabeth. ‘Sir William Burrell’s furniture dealers : a progress report on provenance research’ . RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2004) 18 - 19 (Burrell Collection, Glasgow).

HANDLER, Sara. Austere luminosity of Chinese classical furniture. University of California Press. 2001 (Chinese hardwood furniture from io ,h century).

HANKS, David A. and HOY, Ann. Design for living: furniture and lighting 1950-2000 : the Liliane and David Stewart Collection. Paris. Flammarion. London. Thames 8c Hudson. 20opp, 200 col.pl. (housed in Montreal Museum of Fine Arts).

HANNAH, David. ‘Somerset decorative woodwork of the 17 th century’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 5 (Autumn 2002) 8 - 1 1 (Barrington Court, Somerset).

HARDING-HILL, Michael. The Windsor chair : an illustrated celebration. Woodbridge. Antique Collectors Club. 2003, i6opp, i8oillus.

HARDY, John. ‘Gillow furnishings and the Tatton Park Library, 1 8 1 1 ’ . Regional Furniture vo l.12 (1998) 9 4-9 8 .

HAREWOOD HOUSE. The art o f Thomas Chippendale : master furniture maker. Harewood House. 2000, 64PP inc. 42col.pl. (catalogue of exhibition - includes ‘Inventory of Harewood in 17 9 5 ’ )

HARRIS, Eileen. The genius o f Robert Adam : his interiors. London/New York. Yale University Press. 2001.HARRIS, Steve. ‘Here’s looking at you : collecting television technology’ . Antique Collecting (Nov. 2002)

24-27 (television cabinets).HARRISON MOORE, Abigail Louise. Imagining Egypt : the Regency furniture Collections at Harewood

House, Leeds, and the 19 ^ century image o f Egypt. PhD Thesis. University of Southampton. 2001.HARVEY, William. The Lodge and its furniture. Fort William. Temple-Arch Publishers. 2002, 12pp.HARWOOD, Barry Robert. The furniture o f George Hunzinger : invention and innovation in 19 ^ century

America. Brooklyn. Brooklyn Museum of Art. 1997, 168pp.HAWKINS, John. ‘Quilled on the cann’ : Alexander Hart, Scottish cabinet maker, radical and convict’ . Regional

Furniture vol.14 (2002) 82-94 (came from Old Kilpatrick, near Glasgow).HAWKINS, J.B . The Australian Federal Parliament and the Speaker’s Chair’. Furniture History vol.37 (2001)

1 2 1 et seq.HAWORTH-MADEN, Clare, editor. Arts and Crafts furniture and metal work. Rochester. Grange Books.

1999, 64pp illus.HAWORTH-MADEN, Clare, editor. Arts and Crafts textiles and interiors. Rochester. Grange Boooks. 1999,

64PP illus.

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HAWORTH-MADEN, Clare, editor. Eighteenth century furniture. Rochester. Grange Books. 1999, 654pp. Illus.

H A W O R T H - M A D E N , C la re , editor. Nineteenth century furniture. R o ch este r. G ra n g e B o o k s . 1 9 9 9 , 6 4 p p .illu s .

HAWORTH-MADEN, Clare, editor. Twentieth century furniture. Rochester. Grange Books. 1999 64pp.illus.HAWORTH-MADEN, Clare, editor. Victorian architecture and furniture. Rochester. Grange Books. 1999,

64pp.illus.HAYWARD, Maria. ‘William Green, coffer-maker to Henry VIII, Edward VI and Mary I’. Furniture History

vol.36 (2000) 1 - 1 3 .HENRYWOOD, Dick. ‘M y blue heaven’ . Antique Collecting (March 2000) 10 - 15 . (mid-Victorian commode

armchair with blue printed pan and flushing mechanism).HERRM AN, Georgian. The furniture o f Western Asia: ancient and traditional. Mainz. Verlag, 1996.HIBBERD, Martin Sidney. The technology and structure o f the British wood furniture industry. PhD Thesis,

2000. University of Sussex.HIRST, Caroline. ‘Malleny House’. RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2004)8 (Northern Isles driftwood furniture

and Shetland chair).HIRST, Caroline. ‘Research methods in the Outer Hebrides’ . Regional Furniture Vol.16 (2002) 10 1 - 10 7

(vernacular furniture).HITCHMOUGH, Wendy. The Arts and Crafts home. London. Pavilion. 2000, 192pp. Illus. (Morris to Frank

Lloyd Wright).HO, Wing Meng. Straits Chinese furniture ; a collector’s guide. Singapore. Times Books Int. 1994, 188pp.HODGES, Catherine. ‘Strengthening furniture market’ . Collector’s Guide (October 2002) 46-48.HOLDEN, Paul. ‘The Hunt Family, Lanhydrock House and the Regency Style : four Regency inventories’.

Furniture History vol.yy (2001) 2 0 -3 1.HOLLAND, Phil. ‘A labelled side table or washstand from Norwich’ . RFS Newsletter no.32 (Summer 2000)

12 (labelled M.A.Norris).HORBAS, Claudia. Mobel der Remaissance im Weserraum. Marburg. Jonas. 1994, 245PP (German furniture

to 1700).HOULISTON, Laura. ‘Frame making in Edinburgh 17 9 0 -18 30 ’. Regional Furniture Vol.13 (1999) 58-77.HOWE, Jennifer. Cincinnati art-carved furniture and interiors. Athens (Cincinnati). Cincinnati Art Museum.

2003.HUGHES, Peter. The Wallace Collection : caalogue of furniture. London. Wallace Collection. 1996, 3 vols.

1667pp.HUMMEL, Charles. ‘Christopher Gilbert Memorial Lecture 18 '1’ October 2003 : ‘The Dominy craftsmen of

East Hampton, New York’. RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2003) 2 1-2 . (report by David Dewing).HUNTER, Stephen. ‘Darvel chair update’ . Regional Furniture vol.15 (2001) 72-4. (Windsor chairs made at

Darvel in Ayrshire).HURST, Ronald. L. and PROWN, Jonathan. Southern furniture 1680-1830 : the Colonial Williamsburg

Collection. 1997. (reviewed by B.D.Cotton) RFS Newsletter N o.3 1 (Winter 1999/2000) 5-7.HUTCHINSON, David. ‘Chair making in the Northern counties of Scotland and in New Zealand’. Regional

Furniture vo l.16 (2002) 9 5-10 0HUTCHINSON, David. The Sutherland chair : history, design and construction. Laing. The Byre. 2002, 12pp..

INGLE-NOOK pseud. ‘In grandmother’s kitchen’, RFS Newsletter no.3 5 (Autumn 2001) 16 (1930s newscutting re Yorkshire knitting chair)

IRIK, William. ‘A commemorative shrine to Robert Burns’ . RFS Newsletter no.30 (Summer 1999) 15 (oak carved panelled piece of furniture)

IRIK, William. ‘The conjunction of Continental and English furniture craftsmen in London’ . RFS Newsletter no.32 (Summer 2000) 14 - 17 (furniture and craftsmen in London during the 16 th and 17 th centuries).

IRIK, William. ‘Technical notes 2 8c 3 ’ . RFS Newsletter no.36 (Spring 2002) 2 0 -2 1. (the supply of furniture to VOC employees and furniture for the rich trade).

IRVINE, Chippie and SIMON-SYKES, Christopher. The English Room. London. Pavilion. 2001. (significance of English interior design).

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JACKSO N, Lesley ‘ 1960s furniture and lighting’ . Collectors Gnide(Oct 1999) 40-43.JACKSO N, Stephen. ‘Terminology : a further note on the caqueteuse chair’ . RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring

2004) 24.JACKSO N, Stephen, and STEWART, Marion. ‘Walter Newall of Dumfries’ . RegionalJAFFER, Amin. Furniture from British India and Ceylon 1700-1900. London. V8cA Publishers. 2001, 384pp.,

250 b/vv, 100 col.pl. (catalogue of collections in the V8cA and the Peabody Essex Museum)JAFFER, Amin. Luxury goods from India : the art o f the Indian cabinet maker. London. V8cA Publications.

2002, 128pp.JANSSEN, P.H. and others. Living in Arcadia : interiors in Dutch castles and Country seats. Waanders. 1998.

256pp. 140 col.pl. English summary, (survey of interior furnishings and collections).JEFFERY, Michael. Christy's Arts and Crafts style. London. Pavilion. 200 1.(world wide overview, including

case studies also influential figures).JERVIS, Simon. ‘Kreisser addenda’ . Furniture History vol.35 (1999) 142-46. (Edouard Kreisser manufactured

bronzes and mounts for porcelain and furniture up to 1863).JONES, David. The Vernacular Chair in Fife. Cupar. Kirk Wynd Press. 1996JO NES, David. The Edinburgh Cabinet and Chair Makers' Books o f Prices 1805-25. Cupar. Kirk Wynd Press.

2000.JONES, David. ‘Darvel Chairs’ . Regional Furniture vol.9 (1995) 64-70JONES, David. ‘Scottish Chair Making: The Case of Francis East 6c Co. and East Brothers, Dundee’ . Regional

Furniture vo l.io (1996) i o o - mJONES, David. ‘Furniture Associated with Robert Burns’ Regional Furniture v o l.n (1997) 8 -2 1 JO NES, David and URQUHART, Jacqueline. ‘Gillow in Scotland 17 7 0 -18 3 0 ’ . Regional Furniture vo l.12

( 19 9 8 ) 119 - 15 4 .JO NES, David. ‘The Glasgow Book of Prices for manufacturing Cabinet Work, 1806. Regional Furniture vol.16

(2002) 1 - 1 2 (introduction) and fac.sim.copy, 13-68 .JO NES, David. ‘Talk on Herefordshire chairs’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 1 (Winter 1999/2000) 9 -10 .JO NES, David. ‘William Trotter’s furniture for the “ Chinease” [s/c] rooms in Kinfauns Castle, Perthshire’.

Furniture History vol. 33 (1997) 240-52.JONES, David. ‘Beyond Utility’ . Collectors Guide (June 1998) 16 - 19 (Vienna Workshops, Josef Hoffmann and

Dagobert Peche).JONES, David. ‘Dresden Art Nouveau’. Collectors Guide (March 2000) 20-22.

KASSAY. John. The book o f American Windsor furniture : styles and technology. Amherst, Mass. University of Massachusetts Press. C .1998, 195pp.

KEITH, Thomas. ‘Mauchline ware : souvenir woodware from Scotland comes of Age’ . Antique Collecting (Sept. 2003) 30-35 (boxes etc., c .1830-19 30).

KENDRICK, David. ‘Cast iron fittings’ . RFS Newsletter no.30 (Summer 1999) 12 .KENYO N, Gerald. A. The collection o f Irish furniture at Malahide Castle. Dublin. A.Kenyon. 1994, 144400.KETCHUM, Willliam, C. Simple beauty :the Shakers in America. New York. Todtri. C .1996, 128pp.KILLEN, Geoffrey. Ancient Egyptian furniture vol.2 : chests and footstools. Warminster. Aris 8c Phillips. 1994.KILLEN, Geoffrey. Egyptian woodworking and furniture. Princes Risborough. Shire Publications. 1994, 64pp.KING, Carol. S. Furniture : architects and designer's originals. New York. Architecture 8c Interiors design

Library. 1994, 2.07pp.KIRK, John. T. American furniture : understanding styles, construction and Quality. New York/London. Harry

Abrams. 2000, 236PP, 194 b/w 8c 56 col.pl.KIRK, John .T. The Shaker World: art, life and belief. N.Y. H.Abrams. 1997,288pp.KISLUK-GROSHEIDE, Danielle. ‘Maison Giroux and its ‘Oriental’ marquetry technique’ . Furniture History

vol.35 (1999) 147 et.seq.KLATT, Erich. Die Konstruktion alter Mobell. Stuttgart. Deutsche-Verlags Anstalt. 1998, 189pp. (6th edition).KNELL, David. English country furniture ryoo-1900. Woodbridge. Antique Collector’s Club. 2000, 414PP,

108 col. 8c 625 b/w illus.KNELL, David. ‘English country furniture : washstands and other bedroom articles’ . Antique Collecting (Sept.

200 0 )18 -20 .

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KNELL, DAVID. ‘Regional traits in country furniture’ . Antique Collecting (Sept. 1998) 409 (pointers to provenance).

KOLDEWEIJ, Eloy. ‘Gilt leather hangings in Chinoiserie and other styles : an English speciality’ . Furniture History vol.36 (2000) 6 1 - 10 1 .

KUZM ANOVIC, N. Natasha. John Paul Cooper : designer and craftsman o f the Arts and Crafts Movement. Stroud. Sutton. 1999.

LAMBTON, Lucinda. ‘Ode to a nightingale’. National Trust Magazine (Autumn 2000) 16 -22 . (Claydon House, Bucks : Chinoiserie decoration and furniture).

LANGAN, Kate. ‘Bodge job’ . Woodworker (Oct. 1998) 80. (Frank Hill of Nova Scotia, maker of ‘Philadelphia’ Windsor chairs).

LANGSNER, Drew. The chairmaker’s workshop, handicrafting Windsor and post and rung chairs. Stibbard, Norfolk. Lark Publications. 1998, 304pp.

LEE, Alison. ‘ Furniture in Uffculme inventories : 15 7 6 -17 6 2 ’ . Regional Furniture Vol.14 (2000) 63-75.LEE, Alison. ‘The Hunterian Museum, University of Glasgow’ . RFS Newsletter V0I.40 (Spring 2004) 7. (the

‘Blackstone Chair’ and furniture provided to the Museum by Cleland, Jack, Paterson 8c Co.).LENNOX-BOYD, Edward, editor. Masterpieces o f English furniture : the Gerstenfeld Collection. London.

Christie’s Books. 1998, 272PP 92 col.pl.LESLIE, Fiona. Designs for 2 0™ Century interiors. London. V 8 c A Publications. 2000, 144pp. 27b/w 8c 100

col.pl.LEVEY, Santina M . O f household stuff, the 16 0 1 inventories o f Bess of Hardwick. London. National Trust.

2001, 71pp.LEVI, Jonathan and YOUNG, Robert. Treen for the tables : wooden objects related to eating and drinking.

Woodbridge. Antique Collector’s Club. 1998, 224pp. Col.pl.LEVY Martin. ‘Napoleon in exile : the house and furniture supplied by the British Government for the Emperor

and his entourage on St. Helena’. Furniture History Vol.34 (1998) 1 - 2 1 1 (includes appendices regarding furniture by George Bullock and by France and Bunting).

LEVY, Saul. II mobile veneziano del settecento. Milano. Gorlich. 1999, 2 vols.LINLEY, David. Extraordinary furniture. London. Mitchell Beazley. 1996, 192pp.LLOYD, Peter and CRAWFORD, Andrew. Celebrating boxes. Hertford. Stobart Davies. 2001. (the work of 68

international makers of wooden boxes).LOOMES, Brian. ‘Egyptian influences : an extraordinary longcase clock in the Egyptian taste’ . Collectors Guide

(March/April 2004) 58-59.LORIMER, William. ‘ 18 th century English furniture’ . Antique Collecting (July/August 2001) 4-5 (auction

prices).LORIMER, William. ‘ 18 th century furniture’ . Antique Collecting (July/August 2000) 6-8 ( auction prices).LORIMER, William. ‘Eighteenth century furniture’. Antique Collecting (July/Aug. 2002) 4-6 (auction prices).LORIMER, William. ‘Fine English furniture at Christie’s 22°^ April 2004’ . Antique Collecting (June 2004)

10 - 15 (included is George II mahogany open armchair which sold at £45,000).LORIMER, William. ‘Furniture at auction from £ 25 ’. Antique Collecting (May 2001) 36-40. (analysis of sales

Jan-Feb 2001).LORIM ER, Willilam. ‘The July furniture sales’ . Antique Collecting (Nov. 2000) 409.LORIMER, William. ‘The Leverhulme Collection at Thornton Manor’ . Antique Collecting (Oct. 2001) 30-35.LORIMER, William. ‘Robert Stodart Lorimer and Charles Rennie Mackintosh’ . Antique Collecting (November

2003) 10 - 14 .LOWREY, John. ‘ The furnishings of Queensberry House 170 0 -2 5 ’ . Regional Furniture vol.14 (2000) 44-62

(includes inventory of 1723).

MACBEATH, Elly. ‘J Waring 8c Sons’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 1 (Winter 1999-2000) 13 .McDERMOTT, Catherine. Matthew Hilton, furniture o f our time. London. Lund Humphries. 2000, 80pp. McELHATTON, Nic. ‘Treen trends’ . Antique Collecting (Sept. 2001) 10 - 13 .McLEOD, Bet and HEWAT-JABOOR, Philip. ‘Pietre dure cabinets for William Beckford ; Gregorio Franchi’s

role’. Furniture History vol.38 (2002) 13 5 - 14 3 .

McLEOD, M ary and others. Charlotte Perriand : an art o f living. New York/London. Harry Abrams 2003. (furniture and interiors designer).

MAINO, M.P. A misitro di bambino. Rome. Laterja. 2.003, 196pp. (children’s furniture).M AITLAND, Sara. Gardens o f illusion. London. Cassell. 2000, 160pp. (garden ornaments and furniture).M ARJORELLE, Freres & Co. Art Nouveau furniture masterpieces : The Marjorelle Catalog, c.1910. Minesla,

New York. Dover Publications. 2002 (reprint).MALDONADO, Guitemie. Jacques Quinet. Paris. Editions de l’Amateur. 2000, 1 9 4 P P (20th century design).MANDUCA, John, editor. Antique furniture in MaltA. Valletta. Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti. 2002, 2.54pp.MARCUS, George H. Le Corbusier : inside the machine for living. New York. Monacelli Press. 2000.M ARSDEN, Jonathan. ‘The Chastleton inventory of 16 3 3 ’. Furniture History Vol.36 (2.000) 23-42MASON, Lark. E. Asian art. Woodbridge. Antique Collectors’Club. 2002, 336pp. 336 col.pl. (includes ; history

and culture; Asian furniture; woodwork and lacquer; artisans and craftsmen).MASSEY, Anne. Interior design of the 2 o'h century. London. Thames & Hudson. 2001 revised edition.MASSEY, Hart. Stephen Harris, designer, craftsman. Toronto. Stephen Harris Monograph Committee. 1994,

i8opp (Canadian designer i9 39 -i9 9 i).« o .2y (2002)MASSIL, William I. Immigrant furniture workers in London 18 8 1-1939 , and the Jewish contribution to the

furniture trade. London. The Jewish Museum. 1997, 84PP also supplement. 2000, xxpp.MAUDERLI, Lawrence. ‘Positioning Swiss design ; the Schweizerische Werkbund and L’Oeuvre at the

beginning of the Twentieth Century. Decorative Arts Society Journal no.25 (2001) 25-37 . (interiors and furniture).

MAUDLIN, Daniel. ‘How to make a Borders Box Bed’ . Regional Furniture vol.14 (2000) 1-3 .MAUDLIN, Daniel. ‘Malaysian furniture’ . Regional Furniture vo l.13 (1999) 1 1 3 - 1 1 6 .MAY, Dr. Michael. ‘Inventories and interiors : documentary evidence for the changing use of domestic space in

Winchester houses c .16 7 0 -17 10 , with particular reference to N o .n The Close’ . RFS Newsletter no.33 (Autumn 2000) 13 .

M EYE, Jonathan. ‘Trollope and Sons, makers and exhibitors of fine furniture’. Decorative Arts Society Journal no.25 (2.002).

MICHAHELLES, Kerrie-Rue. ‘Catherine de Medici’s 1589 inventory at the Hotel de la Reine in Paris’ . Furniture History vol.38 (2002) 1-39 .

MICROULIS, Laura. ‘The furniture drawings of Charles Hindley & Sons, 134 Oxford Street, London’ . Furniture History vol.37 (2001) 67-90 (active 18 17 -9 2

M ILLAR, Luke. ‘David Morley of Carmarthen, 17 6 0 - 18 3 1 : a distinguished regional cabinet-maker’ . RFS Newsletter nol.40 (Spring 2004) 19 -2 1 .

M ILLAR, Luke. ‘Joseph Matthias of Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, 17 7 1- 18 3 9 ) . Regional Furniture vol.15 (2001) 1 2 - 13 (a cabinetmaker, includes inventory of 18 3 1).

M ILLAR, Luke. ‘Published designs and regional cabinet-makers’ .RFS Newsletter N o.37 (Autumn 2002) 14. (more old pattern books used by regional cabinet- makers should be re-printed).

M ILLAR, Luke. ‘Railway and steamboat chairs’ . RFS Newsletter no.29 (1998/1999) 15 .Miller’s buyer’s guide to 20^ century design. Tenderton. Miller’s Publications Ltd. 2003.Miller’s late Georgian to Edwardian furniture buyer’s guide. Tenderton. Miller’s Publications Ltd. 1998. reprint

2000, 402pp.MILLETT, David. ‘Planes and edge tools for furniture making’. RFS Newsletter N0.33 (Autumn 2000) 7.M ITCHELL, Paul & ROBERTS, Lynn. ‘Burne-Jones’ picture frames '.Burlington Magazine (June 2000)

362-370.MOLS, Stephen. Wooden furniture in Herculaneum. Amsterdam. Gielsan. 1999, 321pp.MORLEY, John. Furniture : the Western tradition : history, style, design. London. Thames & Hudson. 1999,

352pp, 507b/w & 173 col.pl.M O RO ZZI, Cristina. Mobili italiani contemporanei. Milano. L’Archivolton. 1996, 253pp.M ORTIM ER, Martin. ‘A chandelier restored’ . Antique Collecting March 2000) 2 8 -3 1 (neo-classical chandelier

at Winterthur Museum).M ORTIM ER, Martin. The English glass chandelier. Antique Collector’s Club. 2000. 200pp. Illus.MOSS, Rachel. ‘Ernest Cluck 188 7-19 59 : a rural cabinetmaker’. Decorative Arts Society Journal no.20 (1997)MOTTIAR, Ziene. The importance o f place, space and culture in the development o f an industrial

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MULLENDORFF, Erik. ‘The furniture and interior design of Maison Franck of Antwerp (1900-1962)’ . Furniture History vol.38 (2002) 15 0 -15 6

MUNDAY, Eilish. The Butler firm of Dublin, cabinet-maker, in ‘Irish Furniture’ Furniture History Society (2000).

MURDOCH, Tessa. ‘ Jean, Rene and Thomas Pelletier, a Huguenot family of Carvers and gilders in England 16 8 2-1726 . Burlington Magazine (Nov 1997) 732-42 pt.I; (June 1998) 363-374 pt.II.

MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL CHINESE FURNITURE. Important Chinese furniture. New York. Christie’s. 1996, 226pp.

NAKASHIMA, Mira. Nature, form and spirit : the life o f George Nakashima. New York/London. Harry Abrams. 2003, 2272pp. (Japanese/American architect & furniture designer, b.1905).

NGO, Dung and PFEIFFER, Eric. Bent ply : the art o f plywood furniture. New York. Princetown Architectural Press. 2003, 144pp.

NORBURY, Betty. Furniture o f the 2 1st Century. Hertford. Stobart Davies. 1999, 420 col.pl. (the design and designers of British handmade furniture).

ODA, Noritsugu. Danish chairs. San Francisco. Chronicle Books. 1999, 2.2.4pp. Ulus.OGATA, Amy. Art Nouveau and the social vision of modern living. Cambridge. C.U.P. 2001 (Belgian Art

Nouveau).OLIVE, Gabriel. ‘The Bucklebury bowl turner’ . RFS Newsletter no.30 (Summer 1999) 16 - 17 (George Lailey).OLIVE, Gabriel. ‘English West Country cupboards’. Regional Furniture vo.14 (2000) 25-35 .OLIVE, Gabriel. ‘English West Country tables and forms’ . Regional Furniture Vol.13 (1999) 19 -5 1 .OLIVE, Gabriel. Farm and cottage furniture in the West Country. Regional Furniture Society. 2002, 135PP, 125

illus..OLIVE, Gabriel, and LEGG, Michael. ‘Guided tour to the exhibition’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 8 (Spring 2003)

9 -10 (the Exhibition of West Country Furniture).OSTERGARD, Derek, editor. William Beckford : an eye for the magnificent. New Haven/London. Yale

University Press. 2001.OWERS, Simon. ‘At home with the firm’ . Collectors Guide (Oct 1998) 24-27. (75th anniversary of Norman

Adams Ltd.).

PAGE, Howard. ‘Bench-made and period tools and their application in furniture restoration’ . RFS Newsletter no.33 (Autumn 2008) 8.

PARKER, Karen. ‘Furniture from Southampton and Winchester inventories 15 4 0 - 15 7 5 ’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 3 (Autumn 2000) 1 1 - 1 2 .

PARROT, Bob. ‘Makers, brokers or retailers : Joseph Fruin’ . RFS Newsletter N0.39 (Autumn 2003) 14 (Joseph Fruin of Appleton, Berkshire and Cheltenham).

PARROTT, R.F. ‘The Sparanck Windsor’ . RFS Newsletter nol.34 (Spring 2001) 17 (i8 'h century comb-back cabriole legged Windsor stamped ‘SPARANCK’ ).

PAYNE, Christopher. Francoise Linke (1855-1946) : the Belle Epoque of French Furniture. Woodbridge. Antique Collector’s Club. 2003.

PEARCE, Barbara. ‘Collectors talking’ . Antique Collecting (Feb. 2001) 3 0 -3 1. (furniture of three ‘typical’ collectors).

PEARCE, Barbara. ‘Delightful oddities’ . Antique Collecting (Sept. 2000) 8 - 13 . (country items, spoon racks to chairs and linen presses).

PEARCE. Barbara. ‘The John Warander chair : a progenitor’ . RFS Newsletter no.28. (Summer 1998) 12 (ladderback chair by John Warander of Bransford, Worcs, born 1786).

PEARCE, Barbara. ‘Oak chests’ . Antique Collecting (May 1999) 12 - 17 .PECK, Amelia. Period rooms in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York. The Metropolitan Museum of

Art, H.N.Abrams. 1996, 312pp.PENNY, Nicholas. ‘The study and imitation of old picture-frames’ . Burlington Magazine (June 1998) 375-382.

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( 1999) I I 7- I i 2 -P H IL P , Peter. ‘ A n a g e o f o p u le n c e ’ . Collectors Guide (D e c . 2001) 2 8 -3 1. (o r n a te ly d e c o r a te d E n g lis h fu rn itu re

o f m id -to -la te 19 th C e n tu r y ) .

PHILP, Peter. ‘Ancestral oak and country cousins: pleasures and pitfalls of the furniture market’ . Collectors Guide (March 1998).

P H IL P , Peter. ‘ A r t s , C r a ft s a n d A e s th e tic s ’ . Collectors Guide (Ja n /F e b 2002) 32-5.PHILP, Peter. ‘The beauty of boxes’ . Collectors Guide (Sept. 2000) 28 -3 1 (tea caddies, chests and boxes).PHILP,Peter. ‘Between two stools’ . Collectors Guide (Dec 2002/Jan 2003) 24-27. (sale o f 17 '1' century stool).PHILP, Peter. ‘Buhl in Bath and Boulle abroad’. Collectors Guide (Apl. 2000) 20-23. (Buhl workers in England

in Georgian and Regency periods).PHILP, Peter. ‘Cabriole curves’ . Collectors Guide (June 1999) 2 8 -3 1.PHILP, Peter. ‘The Captains’ desk’. Collectors Guide (July 1999) 20-23 (the Davenport desk).P H IL P , Peter. ‘ A c e n tu r y o f s ty le s ’ . Collectors Guide (A p r il 1 9 9 9 ) 3 4 - 3 7 (r e v ie w o f the c h a n g in g styles o f

fu rn itu re o f th e 2 o 'h c e n tu ry ).

PHILP, Peter. ‘Choosing a chest of drawers’ Antique Collecting (Nov. 2001) 10 - 15 . 0 ate I 7,h to ate i8 ,h century period).

P H IL P , Peter. ‘ C o r n e r in g th e m a r k e t ’ . Antique Collecting (Ju n e 2001) 4-9. (a u c tio n d e ta ils o f c o rn e r

c u p b o a r d s ) .

P H IL P , Peter. ‘ C o t s w o ld c o lle c tin g ’ . Collectors Guide (O c t . 2001) 2 8 -3 1 ( C o t s w o ld A n tiq u e d e a le rs ’

A ss o c ia t io n ) .

P H IL P , Peter. ‘ C r y o f d e lig h t o f d e c o r a tiv e d ise a se ’ . Collectors Guide ( Ju ly / A u g u s t 2000) 24-27 ( A r t N o u v e a u

fu rn itu re o n d is p la y a t V & A M u s e u m ) .

PHILP, Peter. ‘Daybeds and Duchesses; a cautionary tale of chaises longues and deadly sins’. Antique Collecting (March 2004) 38-43.

PHILP, Peter. ‘Delving into Holland’. Collectors Guide (Sept 1999) 2 8 -3 1 (Holland 8c Sons, furniture makers).PHILP, Peter. ‘Design for seating’ . Collectors Guide (Dec.2003ZJan.2004) 24-26 (designer-label furniture of the

20th century).PHILP, Peter. ‘An extended family’ Antique Collecting (Feb. 2003) 20-25. (18th and 19 th century extending

dining tables).PHILP, Peter. ‘Fact or fiction : the market for papier mache’ . Collectors Guide (May 1998)PHILP, Peter. ‘Fauldyn or falling... the gateleg table’. Antique Collecting (June 2002) 4-9. (folding or falling

leaf tables).PHILP, Peter. ‘Furniture for the flicks’. Antique Collecting (June 2002) 4-9.PHILP, Peter. ‘Gold for gold’ . Collectors Guide (June 2002) 32-35.P H IL P , Peter. ‘H e r ita g e I ta lia n s ty le s : 2 0 th c e n tu ry I ta lia n fu rn itu re a n d its o r ig in s ’ . Collectors Guide ( Ju ly

1998).PHILP, Peter. ‘How the chest developed’ . Antique Collecting (Feb 2001) 22-27.PHILP, Peter’ . ‘In praise of clutter’ . Collectors Guide (Oct. 2002) 32 -35 . (Minimalism vs period styles).PHILP, Peter. ‘Male or female or unisex’ . Collectors Guide (Apl. 2002)28-31 (furniture made for specific

reasons).PHILP, Peter. ‘Mirror image’ . Collectors Guide (Feb. 1999) 20-23 ( i7 ,h to i8 ,h century mirrors).PHILP, Peter. ‘O is for oak’ . Collectors Guide (Nov/Dec. 2002) 24-27 (A-Z of oak furniture).PHILP, Peter. ‘Oak that travelled’ . Collectors Guide (Nov. 2001) 2 8 -3 1 (the Collection of Stuart and Sandy

Moss, auctioned by Sotheby’s Sept.2001).PHILP, Peter. ‘Operation chairlift’ . Collectors Guide (Oct. 1998) 16 - 19 (plea for Parker-Knoll Collection of

chairs).PHILP, Peter. ‘Ornamenting oak’ . Collectors Guide (March 1999) 28 -3 1 (methods used to decorate oak by

carving, painting, fretting etc.).PHILP, Peter. ‘Power of the press’ . Collectors Guide (May 2000) 24-27. ( 1 8th i9 ,h century clothes presses).PHILP, Peter. ‘Pugin and the passion for pastiches : eccentric furnishing styles, Victorian and modern’ .

Collectors Guide (Aug 1998)PHILP, Peter. ‘Sheraton revisited’. Collectors Guide (Nov 1998) 40-43 (revival style C.1885-C1925 also called

Edwardian Sheraton).

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PHILP, Peter. ‘Sofas and settees’ . Antique Collecting (June 1004) 30-35.PHILP, Peter. ‘Time to settle down’ . Antique Collecting (Sept. 2003) 12 - 17 . (settles of 1 7 th to i9 ,h centuries). P I E N A , H a n s . ‘A n in tro d u c tio n to s im u la te d m a h o g a n y fu rn itu re in the N e th e r la n d s ’ . RFS Newsletter n o .3 6

(Spring 2002) 4-5.PINN, Keith. ‘Paktong’ . RFS Newsletter no.30 (Spring 1999) 12 .POHJONEN, Raul. Allmogens Shatter 1700-19 00. Kokkola. Kp-Pains Karleby. 19 9 7 ,190pp. (painted country

furniture of Bothnia).PONSONBY, Margaret. Consumption o f furniture and furnishings for the home in the West Midlands

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(2002) 58-82. (Charles Heathcote Tatham acted as agent to Henry Holland in collecting decorative items in Europe in 1794).

POSSEME, Evelyne. 19 10 -19 30 , les annees 25. Paris. Massin. c.1999, 205pp.

RAISTRICK, Alan. ‘Spinning wheels’. RFS Newsletter no.3 1 (Winter 1999) 16.RAYNER, Geoffrey and others. Artists’ textiles in Britain 1943-1970. Antique Collector’s Club. 2003, 128pp.

100 col.pl.REDKNAP, Mark editor. Artifacts from wrecks, dated assemblages from the Middle Ages to the Industrial

Revolution. Oxford. Oxbow Books, 1997 232pp.REEVES, Paul ‘The Anglo-Japanese buffet by E.W.Godwin : variations on and developments of a design. The

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(Summer 1998) 7-9 (includes the production of mirror glass).RENTON, Andrew. ‘Straw marquetry made in Lubeck, Leiden and London by the Hering Family. Furniture

History no.35 (1999) 5 1-8 6 ( 1 8th century).RICCARDI-CUBBITT, Monique. ‘Round the mulberry bush’ . Antique Collector (March-Apl. 1996) 80-85 (use

of mulberry wood).RICHARDS, Nancy E. and EVANS, Nancy Goyne. New England furniture at Winterthur: Queen Anne and

Chippendale periods. Winterthur. Winterthur Pubs, c.1997, 517pp.RIEDER, William. ‘A royal commode and secretaire by Riesener’ . Furniture History vol. 38 (2002) 83-96

(items made by Jean Henri Reisener for Marie- Antoinette, ordered 1783).RILEY, Noel. ‘Carver for all times’. Collectors Guide (Dec 1998) 16 - 19 (Grinling Gibbons).RILEY, Noel. ‘The history and techniques of penwork’. RFS Newlstter no.37 (Autumn 2002) 8-9.RILEY, Noel. ‘A Lake District cupboard’. Regional Furniture vol.13 (1999) 52-57.ROBERTS, Hugh. For the King’s pleasure: the furnishing and decoration o f George IV ’s apartments at Windsor

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SANDERS, Barry. A complex fate ; Gustav Stickley and the Craftsmen Movement. New York. Wiley. 1996, 192pp.

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SANGL, Sigrid. Biedermeier to Banhaiis. London. Frances Lincoln. 2000, 19 1 .SANTORE, Charles. Windsor style I & II. London. Courage. 1997, 296pp.SASSONE, Adriana Boidi and others. Furniture from Rococo to Art Deco. Kohne. Evergreen. 2000, 814PPSAUNDERS, Gill. Wallpaper in interior decoration. London. V & A Publications. 2002.SAUNIER, Diane. Pierre Perrigault, I’architecte du mobilier 1950-2000. Paris. Meubles et Fonction. 2000,

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maker to the Bavarian Court. Arnoldsche, 2003.SCHIPPER, J. ‘A Dutch tilt-table or a table chair?’. RFS Newsletter no.36 (Spring 2002) 18-20 .SCHOPPERT, Peter. Java style. London. Thames & Hudson. 1997, 2o8pp (this includes furniture design).SENTENCE, Bryan. Wood - the world of woodwork and carving. London. ThamesSIEBEL, Ernst. Der grossburgerliche Salon 18 5 0 -19 18 . Berlin. Reimer. c.1999, 301pp.SIMON, Jacob. ‘Thomas Johnson’s " ’The Life of the author’” . Furniture History. 1/01.39 (2003) 1-64 .SKIPWITH, Peyton. ‘The Handley-Reads and the Renaissance of the Fine Arts Society 19 6 6 -19 76 ’ . The

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(Autumn 2000) 16 - 17 .STAMCAR, Maja Lozar. ‘A porcelain marquetry table painted by Pierre Joseph Guerou of Paris’ . Furniture

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STANCOMB, Jack. ‘Market report: lighting and mirrors’. Collectors Guide (Dec. 2001) 60-61.STANCOMB, Jack. ‘Market report: Regency furniture’. Collectors Guide (April 2002)58-59.STANCOMB, Jack. ‘Revival for ‘Brown’ furniture’ . Collectors Guide (Nov/Dec 2003) 58-59.STEANE, John. ‘The archaeology of bureaucracy in the Middle Ages’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 3 (Autumn 2000)

12 (muniment chests).STEEL, John. ‘Antique furniture : your first safe buy’ . Antique Collector (Nov. 1998) 4-7.STEEL, John. ‘ i8 'h century furniture’. Antique Collecting (July/Augi998) 6-7.STEVENS, Christopher Claxton. ‘Dendrochronology and the study of furniture’ . Antique Collecting (June

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examples).

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STEVENS, Christopher Claxton. ‘An unusual joint’. RFS Newsletter no.30 (Summer 1999) 13 (the through- tenon joint on a 1770s elm side chair).

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(Spring 2004) 1 5 - 1 7 (he came from Beyton near Bury in Suffolk in 1 7 1 7 ) .

STIEGEL, Achin. Berliner Mobelkunst. Munchen. Deutchscher Kuntstverlag. 2003 637PP (covers i8 ,h and 19 th centuries).

STUART, Susan. ‘Granton Centre’ . RFS Newsletter no.40 (Spring 2004) 9 -10 . (includes details of a Caithness chair and a Perthshire Laburnum chair).

STUART, Susan. ‘ i8 'h century metalwork on Gillow furniture’ . RFS Newsletter N0.30 (Summer 1999) 1 1 - 1 2 .STUART, Susan. ‘More eighteenth century Gillow furniture discovered at Tatton Park’ . Regional Furniture

vol.12 (1998) 9 9 -118 .STUART, Susan. ‘The National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh’. RFS Newsletter N0.40 (Spring 2004) 8-9

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American Museum).SWANK, Scott. T. ‘Shaker furniture design : religion in wood revisited’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 8 (Spring 2003)

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2001) 4-9 (survey of tapestries and seat coverings).

TAIT, Cecil. ‘Shetland furniture’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 1 (Winter 1999-2000) 12 .TAVELLA, Mario. ‘Additions to the Oevre of Francesco Abbiati’ . Furniture History vol.38 (2002) 97-10 7 . (two

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(Summer 2000) 506.TOKEKULL, Bertil. Leading by design : the IKEA story. New York. Harper Business, c.1999, 244pp.TRACY, Charles. Continental church furniture in England : a traffic in piety. Woodbridge. Antique Collector’s

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TRACHLENBERG, David and KEITH, Thomas. Manchline ware : a collector’s Guide. Woodbridge. Antique Collector’s Club. 2.003.

TOLSON, Dan. ‘Scandinavian furniture 19 3 0 -19 7 5 ’. Antique Collecting (Dec. 20oo)/Jan 2001) 32-37 . TROCM E, Suzanne. Influential interiors. London. Mitchell Beazley. 1999.TULLY, Catherine. Funky chairs. London. Southwater. 2001.TURPIN, Adriana. ‘Thomas Pistor, father and son, and Levens Hall’ . Furniture History vol.36 (2000) 43-60.

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UNITED NATIONS. Design and manufacture o f bamboo and rattan furniture. United Nations Industrial Development Organisation. 1996.

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VAN COTT, Margaret. ‘Thomas Burling of New York City, exponent of the New Republic Style’ . Furniture History vol.37 (2001) 32-50 (he worked 176 9-1802)

VAN DER POST, Luca. William Morris and Morris & Co. London. V & A publications. 2003., 90pp. VANDELL, Jane. ‘Forthcoming sale of contents of Benacre Hall, near Lowestoft’ . Antique Collecting (May

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B ro m le y . N a t io n a l T ru st. 1 9 9 9 , 1 4 4 p p .

VON VEGESACK, Alexander. Thonet: classic furniture in bent wood and tubular steel. London. Hazer. 1996, 1 60pp.

VAN WASSENHOVE, Dontienne. Sieges de I’Afrique centrale. Tervuren. Musee Royal. 1996 (seating furniture).

WALCH, Katherina and KOLLER, Johann editors. Baroque and Rococo lacquers. Munchen. Bayerische Landesarnt fur Denkmalpflege. 1997.

WALKER John ‘ Dorset chests and stools c .174 0 ’ . RFS Newsletter no.30 (Summer) 17 (these are linked by carving details).

WANNENES, Giacomo. Le mobilier francais du XVIIIe Siecle. Paris. Vausor. c.1999, 333pp.WARNER, Roger. ‘Roger Warner : memoirs of a Twentieth Century antique dealer’ , edited by David Jones.

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468pp, 110 0 pi. (catalogue which includes 17 th and 18 th Century furniture).WARREN, Steve. ‘Working with green wood’. RFS Newsletter no.34 (Spring 2001) 13 - 14 .WATNEY, Mavis. ‘Three Robin Day cabinets’ . Antique Collecting (Dec.200i/Jan 2002) 44.WATSON, Anne. Mod to Memphis : design in colour 1960s - 1980s. London. Lund Humphries. 2003. (colour

in design of furniture, lighting, textiles and wallpaper)WATTERS, Ann. The McIntosh story : furniture manufactures in Kirkcaldy from 1869 to the present day. Ann

Watters. 1996, 152pp.WEBSTER, Johnathan. ‘High achiever : Viscount Linley’ . Saga Magazine (May 2002) 34-37.WELLS-COLE, Anthony. ‘ i7 ,h century furniture making in the North-East’ . RFS Newsletter no.29 (1998/1999)

10 .WESTON, Catherine. ‘A North Wales interior by Cornelius Varley’ . Regional Furniture vol.15 (2001) 32-34.WESTON, Richard. The house in the Twentieth Century. London. Laurence King. 2002.WESTONBIRT ARBORETUM. ‘Chair 2004’. Antique Collecting (April 2004) 36. (Exhibition - ‘Bring your

own chair’ ).WHITE, Andrew. ‘Case to remember’ . Collectors Guide (February 1999) 14 - 15 (travelling with coffers, nails

and squires).WHITE, Andrew. ‘Revolution in upholstery: a ‘Hepplewhite’ wing chair and pragmatic conservation’ .

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WIGHT, Christopher. ‘Auction report the Agius Collection of i8 'h to zo,h century Furniture, coffee and tea ware’ . Antique Collecting (March 2003) 8 - 1 1 .

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July 2002’ . Antique Collecting (Sept. 2002) 34-37 (mainlyearly oak, but including fine yew wood Windsor chair from Thames Valley).

WIGHT, Christopher. ‘Auction report : Prop Art’ . Antique Collecting (May 2002) 46-50 (furnishings used in film sets).

WILHIDE, Elizabeth. The chair : living with modern classics. London. Ryland Peters. 2000, 80pp.WILHIDE, Elizabeth. The Mackintosh style : decoration and design. London. Pavilion. 1995, 160pp.WILHIDE, Elizabeth. Sir Edward Lutyens : designing in the English tradition. London. Pavilion. 2000, i92pp,

120 col.pl. (re-evaluates architecture and interior designs).WILK, Christopher. Western furniture : 1350 to the present day. London. Philip Wilson. 1997, 232PP, 25ob/w

&C 50 col.pl. (based on the V & A Collection).WILLIAMS, Matthew. ‘The example set by the late Mr. Burges’ ; Gothic Revival at Insole Court, Cardiff’ . The

Decorative Arts Society Journal no.2 1 (1998).WILSON, David. ‘ 17 th century Gloucestershire furniture makers’ . RFS NewsletterNo.40 (Spring 2004) 2 1 (a

report based on ‘Men &c Armour of Gloucestershire’ 1608).WOLF, Michael. Sitting in China. London. Thames &c Hudson. 2002, 155pp. (sitting practices).WOLVESPERGES, T. Le meuble francais en laque au XVIII siecle. Les Editions de 1’Amateur. 2000, 446pp

illus. (French japanned furniture in the i8 ,h century).WOOD, Robin. ‘Pole lathe bowl turning’ . RFS Newsletter no.3 3 (Autumn 2000) 7-8.WOODS, Kim. ‘Some 16 th century Antwerp carved wooden altar pieces in England’. Burlington Magazine

(March 1999) 14 4 -15 5.WOODWORKER. ‘Sitting pretty : Parnham College turn out more original designs’ . Woodworker (Aug. 1999)

60-61 (contemporary dining chair designs).W ORDEN, Suzette. ‘Industrial craft and tradition : Albert E.Binns and the High Wycombe Furniture Society’ .

The Decorative Arts Society Journal no.17 (1994).Wright, Edward Reynolds. Traditional Korean furniture. Tokyo/London. Kodansha International. 2000.WRIGHT, Virginia. Modern furniture in Canada 1920 to 1970. Toronto/London. University of Toronto Press.

1997, 208pp.

YO RKE, James. ‘Archbishop Juxon’s chair’ . Burlington Magazine (May 1999) 282-286 (17 th century upholstered chair and footstool believed to have been used by Charles I).

ZEA, Philip. The Dunlap cabinetmakers : a tradition in craftsmanship. Mechanicsburg P.A. Stackpole Books. 1 9 9 4 , n o p p .

Earlier lists by l.G.Sparkes have been published as followsO:- 19 79-1980, printed in Furniture History vo l.17 (1981) 82-87.19 8 1- 19 8 5 , printed in Furniture History vol.22 (1986) 2 10 -222 .1986 January - October - distributed with RFS Newsletter.1986 November-August 1987 - distributed with RFS Newsletter.1987 September- October 1988 - distributed with RFS Newsletter.1988 November - June 1990, printed in RFS Newsletter (Winter 1990) 18-20 . 1990 July - June 1994, printed in Regional Furniture vol.9 (1995) 14 0 -15 2