Brooklyn, N.Y: The Scientific Press Robert Drummond And Compan,
1915. — 316 с.: ил.
A manual for the student and mechanic, covering the design,
construction and finishing of practically all the articles used in
the fuishing and equipment of the mode home, porch and grounds
with hints on upholstering.
By PAUL D. OTTER Учебное пособие для студента и механик, охватывающее проектирование, дизайн, строительство и отделку мебели.
Практически статьи, решения используемые при изготовлении мебели, использование оборудования, инструменты технология отделки и обивки и прочие решения. IT is gratifying to realize that the period in which the series of articles under the heading: "Cabinet Work for the Carpenter" occupied frequent space in the columns of "The Building Age, " has been noticeably the period in which the taste of the public has been pressed back into the good old mould from which so much of our enduring art was cast. To this subject and homage to the old masters of fuiture building, deference is paid in the opening chapter, where a short review is attempted of that portion of the history of fuiture showing examples best designed to inspire us for the work to be considered.
Much additional matter has been added to the original articles and all arranged in the form of a handbook in order to meet more general requirements under the title "Fuiture for the Craftsman." In addition to the carpenter and the manual training student there is the day-fagged business man as well as many others who are likely to find refreshment from commercial and professional pressure in the increasing skill of doing things and in the joy of their accomplishment.
The subject matter is comprised in sixteen well-arranged and carefully illustrated chapters, one of which considers the essential tools and equipment necessary for doing the work, while others describe various kinds of fuiture as well as bath room accessories. The concluding chapters are given up to finishing and upholstery. Not the least interesting portion of the work is that which deals with the fuishings for the porch and the grounds about the house.
Paul D. Otter.
Chicago, May 15, 1914. Contens: Influence of Antique Models on Present Day Fuiture.
Essential Tools and Equipment—Oament on Fuiture.
Certain Fuiture Forms—Value of Spare Time and Observation.
Tables and Stands.
Stools and Other Useful Fuiture.
Fuiture for the Hall.
Sitting Room Fuiture.
Fuiture for the Parlor.
The Dining Room.
Bedroom Fuiture and Conveniences.
Bathroom Accessories.
Certain Kitchen Accessories.
Bookcases and Holders.
Fuishings for the Porch and Grounds.
Finishing.
Upholstery. Содержание: Влияние античных образцов на мебель наших дней.
Основные инструменты и оборудование для отделки мебели.
Некоторые мебель формы-значение свободное время и наблюдение.
Столы и стенды.
Стульев и другая полезная мебель.
Мебель для зала.
Гостиная мебель.
Мебель для гостиной.
Столовая.
Мебель для спальни и удобства.
Аксессуары для ванной комнаты.
Некоторые аксессуары для кухни.
Книжные шкафы и держатели.
Мебель для крыльцо и площадок.
Отделка.
Обивка.
By PAUL D. OTTER Учебное пособие для студента и механик, охватывающее проектирование, дизайн, строительство и отделку мебели.
Практически статьи, решения используемые при изготовлении мебели, использование оборудования, инструменты технология отделки и обивки и прочие решения. IT is gratifying to realize that the period in which the series of articles under the heading: "Cabinet Work for the Carpenter" occupied frequent space in the columns of "The Building Age, " has been noticeably the period in which the taste of the public has been pressed back into the good old mould from which so much of our enduring art was cast. To this subject and homage to the old masters of fuiture building, deference is paid in the opening chapter, where a short review is attempted of that portion of the history of fuiture showing examples best designed to inspire us for the work to be considered.
Much additional matter has been added to the original articles and all arranged in the form of a handbook in order to meet more general requirements under the title "Fuiture for the Craftsman." In addition to the carpenter and the manual training student there is the day-fagged business man as well as many others who are likely to find refreshment from commercial and professional pressure in the increasing skill of doing things and in the joy of their accomplishment.
The subject matter is comprised in sixteen well-arranged and carefully illustrated chapters, one of which considers the essential tools and equipment necessary for doing the work, while others describe various kinds of fuiture as well as bath room accessories. The concluding chapters are given up to finishing and upholstery. Not the least interesting portion of the work is that which deals with the fuishings for the porch and the grounds about the house.
Paul D. Otter.
Chicago, May 15, 1914. Contens: Influence of Antique Models on Present Day Fuiture.
Essential Tools and Equipment—Oament on Fuiture.
Certain Fuiture Forms—Value of Spare Time and Observation.
Tables and Stands.
Stools and Other Useful Fuiture.
Fuiture for the Hall.
Sitting Room Fuiture.
Fuiture for the Parlor.
The Dining Room.
Bedroom Fuiture and Conveniences.
Bathroom Accessories.
Certain Kitchen Accessories.
Bookcases and Holders.
Fuishings for the Porch and Grounds.
Finishing.
Upholstery. Содержание: Влияние античных образцов на мебель наших дней.
Основные инструменты и оборудование для отделки мебели.
Некоторые мебель формы-значение свободное время и наблюдение.
Столы и стенды.
Стульев и другая полезная мебель.
Мебель для зала.
Гостиная мебель.
Мебель для гостиной.
Столовая.
Мебель для спальни и удобства.
Аксессуары для ванной комнаты.
Некоторые аксессуары для кухни.
Книжные шкафы и держатели.
Мебель для крыльцо и площадок.
Отделка.
Обивка.