WROUGHT IRON AND ITS DECORATIVE USE

Object/Artifact

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

WROUGHT IRON AND ITS DECORATIVE USE

Entry/Object ID

99.14.1.5

Description

Color: Black; Gold "Wrought Iron and Its Decorative Use" by Maxwell Ayrton and Arnold Silcock (London; Country Life LTD., 1929), 196 pp. A hardcover book with a gray cover and black spine, featuring the title inset in a black box on the top right corner with lettering and border in gold. The title, author's name, and publisher are in gold lettering on the spine. Inside, the work contains chapters on the general history of ironwork; an introductory to ironwork; fourteenth to seventeenth centuries; seventeenth century developments; iron smith Jean Tijou; the Welsh Smiths; the West of England Smiths; miscellaneous examples; and the decay and revival of Smith-craft. Also included are many line drawings and black and white photographs. With light abrasions along the corner edges, the book is in good condition.

Lexicon

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Architecture, Ironwork

Search Terms

Books, Decoration and ornament, Architectural, Decorative cast-ironwork, Metal-work

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Books