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British Furniture 1820 to 1920: The Luxury Market, written by celebrated furniture historian Christopher Payne and including over 1,000 superb photographs, is a landmark publication and the first book to comprehensively assess British furniture design from the early origins of the so-called Victorian era through the myriad of influences in vogue up to the 1920s. It goes further than any book has attempted before, creating a continuum to underline the importance of the late Recency style favoured by George IV, moving through to the first two decades of the twentieth century, with a host of ever-changing styles and fashions. Payne studies the influence of the exhibition era, trade catalogues, retailers and subcontractors, and sheds light on the often-unidentified makers of reproduction furniture that later became an important part of the market. He also illustrates the importance of the revival styles, a fundamental part of the furniture trade that has often previously been ignored and shines the light on makers and suppliers of the popular Rococo Revival, 'Queen Anne' and 'Chippendale' styles.
Some of the makers' names are familiar to furniture collectors, such as Collinson & Lock, Edwards & Roberts, Gillow, Holland, Maples and Morris & Co., but many are less so and their work is explained and presented here for the first time.
Contents
Foreword 7
Acknowledgements 11
Introduction 15
Chapter 1: 1820s 18
Chapter 2: 1830s 64
Chapter 3: 1840s 118
Chapter 4: 1850s 170
Chapter 5: 1860s 224
Chapter 6: 1870s 284
Chapter 7: 1880s 340
Chapter 8: 1890s 390
Chapter 9: 1900-1909 442
Chapter 10: 1910-1920 486
Endnotes 540
Bibliography 556
Index 566
