Pearson page ltd (5 résultats)

Large format, 74pp with thin card cover; B&W illustrations. Small loss at bottom corner of first 2 pages; most pages dog-eared; page fore-edge foxed; minor annotation; errata slip tipped-in. Cover worn & soiled, with rusty stapled. "Illustrating cabinet brass fitments for all periods" Used - Acceptable. Fair paperback. …

Pagination irregular. Illustrated throughout from photographs. Folio, publisher's printed wrappers. Light use to wrappers.

. 32 cm. 2 h., IX-IV pág. y 140 h. aprox. divididas en 48 secciones con paginación independiente. Profus. ilustr. con fotograbados, en el texto. Enc. en media tela edit., con una lám. sobrepuesta, algo deslucida. Ex-libris de anterior poseedor. Algún punto de óxido. * Pearson Page Co. se dedicaban a la reproducción de objetos antiguos en bronce. Incluye secciones de objetos, todos ellos bellamente decorados, para el menaje de cocina (espumaderas, cajas para tostar castañas, tapones de botellas, cucharas.), puntos de libros, abrecartas, pomos de puertas, picaportes, campanas de mesa, ceniceros, pitilleras, candelabros, relojes de sol grabados, relojes, pies de lámparas, arañas, pantallas para chimeneas, etc. Argentería. Orfebrería. Bronce.…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Hardcover. 4to. Pearson-Page Co, Ltd. Birmingham, UK. 1920. 74 pgs. Bound in cloth boards and illustrated paper covered boards with titles present to the front board. Boards have shelf-wear present to the extremities (light soiling and wear present to the edges). No ownership marks present. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. During the 1920s and 30s, the biggest source in the UK of reproduction copper and brassware was the Pearson Page factory in Sherlock Street, Birmingham. Their products were very popular with customers wanting continued supplies of traditional Victorian and Edwardian designs rather than new ones. The goods were well made reproductions, albeit with the sheet work being made of fairly thin copper and brass. Items such as cast doorknockers were definitely intended for regular use and most other products were suitable for their original purpose as well as being decorative. Items were not branded by the manufacturer since they were sold through a variety of outlets including leading department stores. This can now lead to difficulty dating items that were good reproductions of Victorian originals. EB; 8vo 8" - 9" tall.…

4to. pp. 16 p.l., [4], 228 [i.e. 229], [1]. profusely illus. cloth-backed bds. (worn & soiled, joints cracked & frayed, spine ends frayed).