Cutlery. From Gothic to Art Deco - The J. Hollander Collection

Cutlery. From Gothic to Art Deco - The J. Hollander Collection

Cutlery. From Gothic to Art Deco. The J. Hollander Collection. Katalog. Gent, Antwerpen 2003. 289 Seiten mit über 550 farbigen Abbildungen

Table of Contents: Foreword - j. hollander Introduction - dralain gruber. Early knives. Europe XIVth/XVIIth. Early metal spoons. XTVth/XVIIth. Silver spoons. Europe XVIIth/XVIIIth. Silver forks. Europe XVIth/XVIIth. Carving forks. Europe XVIth/XVIIIth. Forks. Europe XVIth/XVIIIth. Small forks. XVIIth/XVIIIth. Spoons from the `wunderkammer` XHIth/XVIIth. Ivories and bone XVI/XIXth. Wood XVIth/XVIIIth. Wooden spoons. Europe XVI/XVIIIth. Metal cutlery XVIIth/XVIIIth. Iron XVIth/XIXth. Various materials XVIIth/XVIIIth. Amber XVIIth/XVIIIth. Hardstone XVIth/XVIIIth. Glas XVIIth/XIXth. Enamel XVIIth/XVIIIth. Porcelain XVIIIth/XXth. Non European cutlery (China, Africa) Silver cutlery. The Netherlands. XVIth/XVIIIth. Silver cutlery. German/Italy. XVIIth. English cutlery. XVIIth/XIXth. French cutlery (folding) XVIth/XIXth. French cutlery (knives and forks) XVIIIth/XIXth. Cutlery for the table XVIIth/XIXth. Folding cutlery. Europe XVIth/XIXth. Travelling cutlery. Europe XVIIth/XXth. Hungarian cutlery (Habaner) XVIIth/XVIIIth. Russian and Balkan cutlery XVIIIth/XIXth. Cutlery related to hunting XVIIth/XVIIIth. Folk Art. Europe XVIIth/XIXth. Historicism XIXth. Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Modern. Bibliography. Index.