Woods in British Furniture Making 1400-1900: An Illustrated Historical Dictionary
by Adam Bowett
Woods in British Furniture Making 1400-1900 is an illustrated historical dictionary that details the woods used in British furniture over five centuries. Authored by Adam Bowett, it offers a valuable reference for exploring the materials and craftsmanship that defined this era's furniture traditions.
About This Book
This illustrated historical dictionary examines the woods employed in British furniture making across five centuries, from 1400 to 1900. It provides a comprehensive reference for understanding the materials central to this craft.
Authored by Adam Bowett, the book draws on historical sources to document the types of wood and their applications in furniture design and construction during this period.
With its visual aids and detailed entries, it serves as an essential resource for historians, collectors, and enthusiasts of British antiques and woodworking traditions.
The dictionary highlights the evolution of wood usage, reflecting changes in trade, technology, and aesthetics in British furniture production.
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