MOMENTAN AUSVERKAUFT
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Product Identifiers
PublisherSchiffer Publishing, The Limited
ISBN-100887405495
ISBN-139780887405495
eBay Product ID (ePID)263159
Product Key Features
LanguageEnglish
TopicWoodwork, General, Antiques & Collectibles, Crafts & Hobbies
AuthorJeffrey B. Snyder
IllustratorYes
Dimensions
Item Length12 In.
Item Height9.5 In.
Item Width9 In.
Item Weight63.8 Oz
Additional Product Features
LCCN93-085079
Book TitleCanes : From the Seventeenth to the Twentieth Century
Number of Volumes1 vol.
Dewey Decimal730/.075
Intended AudienceTrade
SynopsisA magnificent tour of canes and staffs from the late seventeenth through the twentieth century in both folk art and formal designs. Color photographs provide a sweeping survey of the varying cane forms available to collectors today, including canes with handles bearing human and animal forms, scrimshaw and glass canes, gadget and weapons canes, political, and presentation canes. There is something to peak anyone's interest among these beautiful and engaging sticks. Even historic events and relics amy be found among the canes pictured here. Both rare and common canes are presented in an impressive visual format. Cane terminology, dating techniques, and formal cane etiquette are among the topics discussed in this collector's handbook. Photographs are arranged in broad categories to provide a sense of the scope of human imagination rendered in these magnificent sticks., A magnificent tour of canes and staffs from the late seventeenth through the twentieth century in both folk art and formal designs. Color photographs provide a sweeping survey of the varying cane forms available to collectors today, including canes with handles bearing human and animal forms, scrimshaw and glass canes, gadget and weapons canes, political, and presentation canes.There is something to peak anyone's interest among these beautiful and engaging sticks. Even historic events and relics amy be found among the canes pictured here. Both rare and common canes are presented in an impressive visual format. Cane terminology, dating techniques, and formal cane etiquette are among the topics discussed in this collector's handbook. Photographs are arranged in broad categories to provide a sense of the scope of human imagination rendered in these magnificent sticks., A visual exploration of canes and staffs from the late seventeenth through the twentieth century, featuring 900 color photographs and detailed insights into their history, design, and etiquette. Canes and Staffs: A Collector's Guide to Forms, Functions, and History provides an extensive look at both folk art and formal walking sticks across centuries. This book presents a sweeping survey of canes with intricate handles depicting human and animal forms, as well as scrimshaw, glass, gadget, weapon, political, and presentation canes. Historic events and relics are also represented among the featured pieces. With photographs arranged in broad categories, collectors gain insight into the artistic and functional diversity of these unique objects. Additionally, this guide covers cane terminology, dating techniques, and formal cane etiquette, making it an essential reference for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Key Selling Points: Features 900 color photographs showcasing a wide range of canes and staffs Covers folk art and formal canes from the 17th to 20th centuries Includes gadget, weapon, scrimshaw, glass, political, and presentation canes Provides insights on cane terminology, dating techniques, and etiquette A valuable reference for collectors, historians, and antique enthusiasts For those fascinated by historical artifacts and decorative arts, Canes and Staffs: A Collector's Guide to Forms, Functions, and History is an indispensable resource., A visual exploration of canes and staffs from the lateseventeenth through the twentieth century, featuring 900 colorphotographs and detailed insights into their history, design, andetiquette.
Publication Year1997
Dewey Edition20
FormatHardcover
LC Classification NumberNK8645.S67 1993
Number of Pages288 pages
