El. knyga: Nineteenth-Century Interiors: Volume IV: Products and Processes [Taylor & Francis e-book]

Volume
4. Products and Processes

Part
1. Flooring, Carpets and Rugs

1. Eliza Leslie, Carpets, in The House Book or a Manual of Domestic Economy
(Philadelphia; Carey and Hart. 1840), pp. 173-80

2. Clarence Cook, The Living Room, in The House Beautiful, Essays on Beds,
Tables, Stools and Candlesticks (New York: Scribner Armstrong, 1878), pp.
49-56

3. George Wagstaffe Yapp, No. 9 Carpets and Rugs, in Art Industry,
Furniture, Upholstery, and House Decoration (London: J. S. Virtue & Co.,
1879), pp. 53-5

4. Jacob von Falke, Art in the House: Historical, Critical, and Ęsthetical
Studies on the Decoration and Furnishing of the Dwelling (Boston: L. Prang &
Co., 1879), pp. 186-98

5. Robert W. Edis, Floors and Floorcoverings, in Shirley Foster Murphy,
(ed.), Our Homes and How to Make them Healthy. [ Papers on sanitary subjects]
(London: Cassell & Co., 1883), pp. 325-32

6. [ Anon], American Parquetry, The Decorator and Furnisher, 17, 1, October
1890, p. 5

7. George Leland Hunter, Home Furnishing; Facts and Figures About Furniture
Carpets and Rugs, Lamps and Lighting, Fixtures, Wall Papers, Window Shades
and Draperies Tapestries Etc. (New York: John Lane 1913), pp. 81-9

Part
2. Walls and Wallpaper

8. David Hay, On the Comparative Advantages of Painting and Papering the
Walls of Apartments in Dwelling-Houses, Architectural Magazine, and Journal
of Improvement in Architecture, Building, and Furnishing, and in the various
Arts and Trades Connected Therewith, 2, 18, 1835, pp. 362-5

9. Charles Knight, The Pictorial Gallery of Arts: Useful Arts (London: Chas
Knight, 1847), Vol
1. pp. 178-82

10. Christopher Dresser, Treatment of Walls, in Principles of Decorative
Design (London: Cassell, 1873), pp. 83-92

11. [ Anon], Selecting Wall-Papers, The Decorator and Furnisher 17, 2, 1890,
p. 60

12. Arthur S. Jennings, Practical Paper Hanging, A Handbook on Decoration in
Paper and other Materials (New York: Comstock, 1892), pp. 94-8

13. Louis H Gibson, Beautiful Houses; A Study in House-Building. Foreign
Examples in Domestic Architecture; A Collection of American House Plans;
Materials and Details for the Artistic House-Builder; the Architect (New
York: T.Y. Crowell & Co. 1895), pp. 302-9

Part
3. Ceilings

14. John Claudius Loudon, Ceilings, in An Encyclopaedia of Cottage, Farm,
and Villa Architecture and Furniture: Containing numerous designs for
dwellings, each design accompanied by analytical and critical remarks
(London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman, 1835), pp. 939-41

15. Richard Brown, On Decorations of Ceilings, in Domestic Architecture:
Containing a History of the Science and the Principles of Designing Public
Edifices Private Dwelling-Houses Country Mansions and Suburban Villas
(London: G. Virtue. 1841-2), pp. 200-3

16. [ Anon], The Decoration of Ceilings, The Workshop 2, 7, 1869, pp.
97-100

17. Guy C. Rothery, Present day Practice, in Ceilings and their Decoration:
Art and Archaeology, present day practice (London: T.W. Laurie, 1911), pp.
252-64

Part
4. Woodwork, Fixtures and Fittings

18. Eversfield & Horne, Catalogue of the Materials and Interior Fittings of
one House, Being No. 83, Great Russell Street ... which will be sold by
auction ... October 5th1843, etc. (London: Hayes, 1843)

19. Cutting and Delaney, Our Doors and Windows: How to Decorate Them (Buffalo
NY., Cutting and Delaney 1889), pp. 14-16, 68, 84-5

20. [ Anon], Fitments: II. The Dining-Room, The Decorator and Furnisher, 21,
3, Dec. 1892, pp. 92-4

21. [ Anon], Nos, 1 TO 3Furniture, Fitments and Decorations of Cosy Corners,
for Smoking-Rooms, &c., &c., The Young Ladies Journal ,1 April 1892, p. 208

22. Aymer Vallance, The Furnishing and Decoration of the House: Part. 2:
Walls, Windows and Stairs, Art Journal, 54, 1892, pp. 44-9

23. Charles H. B. Quennell, Architectural Furniture, in Lawrence Weaver,
The House and its Equipment (Country Life and George Newnes: London; New
York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1912), pp. 16-22

Part
5. Paintwork

24. William M. Higgins, Common Errors in House Painting, in The House
Painter; or Decorators Companion: ... To which is added, a history of the
art in all ages (London: Thomas Kelly 1841), pp. 38-47

25. Paul Hasluck, Practical Graining and Marbling: with numerous engravings
and diagrams (London: Cassell, 1902) pp. 10-11

Part
6. Plasterwork/Paper Māché

26. Charles Frederick Bielefeld, On the Use of the Improved Papier Mācheģ in
Furniture, in the Interior Decoration of Buildings, And in Works of Art
(London: Papier Māché Works, no. 15, Wellington Street North, Strand, 1850),
pp. 3-11

27. Laurence Arthur Turner, Modern British Plasterwork -I: A General
Review, The Architectural Review 23, 137, 1908, pp. 222-26

Part
7. Colour Schemes

28. David R. Hay, The Laws of Harmonious Colouring, Adapted to Interior
Decorations, &C: to which is now Added an Attempt to Define Ęsthetical Taste
(London: W.S. Orr. 1836), pp. 25-8

29. Michel-Eugčne Chevreul, The Principles of Harmony and Contrast of
Colours, and Their Applications to the Arts Including Painting, Interior
Decoration, Tapestries, Carpets, Mosaics, Coloured Glazing, Paper-staining,
Calico-printing, Letterpress Printing, Map-colouring, Dress, Landscape and
Flower Gardening, Etc. Translated from the French by Charles Martel. Third
Edition (London: Bohn 1860), pp. 228-30

30. William White, Hygienic Value of Colour in the Dwelling, in
International Health Exhibition Conferences, Volume 7: The Sanitary
Construction of Houses, (London: William Clowes and Sons, 1884), pp. 287-94

31. Christopher H. Dresser, The Decoration of Our Homes, The Art Amateur,
12, 4, 1885, pp. 14-15, 17

32. Charles H. Aide, Colour in Domesticity and Dress, Fortnightly Review,
45 269, 1889, pp. 684-92

33. Edward J. Duveen, Colour in the Home: with notes on Architecture,
Sculpture, Painting, and upon Decoration and Good Taste (London: Allen.
1911), pp. 141-58

34. John D. Crace, The Scheme of Colour, The Art of Colour Decoration
(London: Batsford, 1912), pp. 9-13

Part
8. Furniture and Furnishings

35. [ Anon], New and Fashionable Articles of Furniture, The Lady's Monthly
Museum, vol. VI, 1 April 1801, pp. 288-92

36. [ Anon], New Fashionable Furniture, La Belle Assemblée, or Bells Court
and Fashionable Magazine Addressed Particularly to the Ladies, 1 Dec. 1806,
pp. 53-4 Supplement

37. [ Anon], Furniture Bad and Good, All the Year Round, 8, 182, 25 May
1872, pp. 42-4

38. [ Anon], On Furniture, Englishwomans Domestic Magazine, vol. XX, no.
133, 1 January 1876, pp.90-1

39. M. G. H., How She furnished her House out of the Garret, Harpers
Bazar, 23, April, 19, 1890, pp. 300-1

40. Edward Howell, The Artistic Tendency in House Decoration, Furniture
Gazette, 16 March 1881, pp. 196-8

41. Mrs William Chance, Some Notes on Old and New Furniture and on
Furnishing at the Present Day, The Artist, 31, July 1901, pp. 197-204

Part
9. Textiles and Drapery

42. Thomas Webster and the late Mrs. Parkes, Window Curtains, in An
Encyclopaedia of Domestic Economy (London: Longman, Brown, Green and
Longmans, 1844), pp. 220-5

43. [ Anon], Drapery Curtains and Blinds, in How to Furnish a House and Make
it a Home. The Economic Library, vol 5 (London: Groombridge & Sons, 1855),
pp.118-25

44. [ Anon], Hints on Upholstery, in The Economical Housewife. and Complete
Practical Guide to Domestic Management (London: Ward Lock, 1880), pp. 67-72

45. [ Anon], Mantel-Valances, Scarfs and Lambrequins, Home Decoration. 1, 3,
New York, 6 February 1886, pp. 29-30

46. Lewis F. Day, Upholstery in Decoration, The Decorator and Furnisher,
20, 4, 1892, pp.134-6

Part
10. Fireplaces and Mantelpieces

47. Frederick Edwards, Our Domestic Fireplaces (London: Robert Hardwicke.
1865), pp. 63-6

48. [ Anon], The Modern Mantelpiece. A New and Artistic Feature in Home
Decoration, The Decorator and Furnisher, 29, 3, 1896, pp. 74-5

49. Guy C. Rothery, Chimneypieces and Ingle Nooks, Their Design and
Ornamentation (London: T. Werner Laurie. 1912). pp. 139-49

Part
11. Lighting

50. John Obadiah Newell Rutter, Advantages of Gas in Private Houses (London:
Virtue, 1836), pp. 50-7

51. Robert Hammond, The Electric Light in our Homes (London: Frederick Warne.
1884), pp. 98-109

52. Mrs J. E. H. Gordon, The Library, in Decorative Electricity (London:
Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1891), pp. 63-73

53. Victor Zingler, Illumination of Rooms, in Lawrence Weaver, The House
and its Equipment (Country Life and George Newnes: London; New York: Charles
Scribner's Sons, 1912), pp. 116-18

Part
12. Plumbing, Sanitation and Water Supply

54. Benjamin W. Richardson, M. D., Health at Home, Part I, Appletons
Journal: A Magazine of General Literature 8, 4, April 1880, pp. 313-19

55. Robert. W. Edis, On Sanitation in Decoration, Transactions of the
Brighton Health Congress, 1881, (London: E. Marlborough and Co.,1881), pp.
318-28

56. Benjamin W. Richardson, Health in the Home, in Shirley Forster Murphy
and Robert Brudenell Carter, Our Homes and How to Make them Healthy (London:
Cassell,1883), pp. 27-32

Part
13. Ventilation and Heating

57. Charles Sylvester, The Philosophy of Domestic Economy (London: Longman,
Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1819), pp. 1-11

58. Ernest Henry Jacob, The Ventilation of Houses, Notes on the Ventilation
and Warming of Houses, Churches, Schools, (London: SPCK, 1894), pp.70-7

Part
14. Home Management

59 Stephen R. Fiske, English Photographs (London: Tinsley Brothers. 1869),
pp. 192-8

60. Anna Leach, Science in the Model Kitchen, in Marion Harland, Home
Making, (Boston: Hall and Locke Company, 1911), pp. 176-87

61. Christine Frederick, The New Housekeeping, Ladies Home Journal 29, 9
September 1912, p. 12+

62. R. Randal Phillips, Housework on a System, in The Servantless House,
(London: Country Life Ltd., 1920), pp. 150-6

Part
15. Pets and Animals (Live and stuffed)

63 Dante G. Rossetti, and W. M. Rossetti, Dante Gabriel Rossetti: His
Family-letters, (London: Ellis and Elvey, 1895), pp. 252-5

64. William G. Fitzgerald, Animal Furniture, The Strand Magazine, 12, 1896,
pp. 273-80

Part
16. DIY and Home Crafts

65. Constance C. Harrison, Decoration of the Mantel-Shelf, in Womans
Handiwork in Modern Homes (New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 1881), pp.
169-75

66. Almon. C. Varney, Our Homes and their Adornments: How to build, finish,
furnish & adorn a home ... designed to make happy homes for happy people,
(Detroit: J.C. Chilton Pub. Co. 1885), pp. 266-71

67. Florence Caddy, How to Furnish a Drawing Room for 18 Guineas, Girls
Own Paper, 1891, pp. 228-31

Bibliography

Index

Clive Edwards is Professor Emeritus of Design History at Loughborough University.