DECORATIVE ARTS SOCIETY JOURNAL 16 (1992)

90pp. Softback. Historicism and International Exhibitions in Europe, 1830-1880. An Appraisal of Viollet-le-Duc and his influence by Michael Barker; William Burges' furniture for Cardiff Castle by Matthew Williams;

The revival of 'Old English' style in nineteenth century furniture by Christopher Morley; The table glass designs of Philip Webb and T G Jackson for James Powell & Son, Whitefriars Glassworks by Judy Rudoe adn Howard Coutts; 'On the forms of wrought gold and silver objects: a word of introduction for the specimens of the art sent to the Great Exhibition' by J M van Kempen by Annelies Krekel-Aalberse; A newly-rediscovered credence by A H Sauvrezy for the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1867 by Marc Bascou; John and Josephine Bowes' purchases from the International Exhibitions of 1862, 1867 and 1871 by Howard Coutts and Sarah Medlam; Minton, Elkington and Salviati: acquisitions made by the Bayerisches Nationalmuseum at the Vienna Exhibition of 1873 by Michael Koch; William De Morgan and the Islamic tiles of Leighton House by Venetia Porter