Trade Catalogue Collection
Step back in time with these fascinating glimpses into the world of trade catalogues from the late 19th and early 20th centuries
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Step back in time with these fascinating glimpses into the world of trade catalogues from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Travel to 1896, where you can peruse pages from a wholesale catalogue published by I. Marians & Co. , filled with intricate engravings showcasing their vast array of products. From household essentials to luxurious indulgences, this catalogue offers a window into the desires and aspirations of that era. Turn another page and find yourself immersed in William Tarn and Co. 's Illustrated Catalogue, specifically dedicated to furniture. Delight in the detailed illustrations accompanied by prices, allowing you to imagine how these exquisite pieces would have adorned homes during this period. But it's not just furniture that captivates us; designs for Majolica and Enamelled Tiles from Maw & Co. 's Benthall Works transport us into a world of vibrant colors and intricate patterns. These tiles were undoubtedly coveted by those seeking to add elegance and style to their living spaces. Speaking of Maw & Sons Tile Pavements, their Trade Catalogue showcases an impressive collection of tile designs through stunning color lithographs. Each image tells a story of craftsmanship and artistry that would have surely inspired architects, designers, and homeowners alike. Even practical matters like house painting are covered in catalogues such as the one featuring materials for House Painting and Glazing - its back cover giving us a glimpse into what was considered essential at that time. Bartholomew & Fletcher: Decorators & General House Furnishers take center stage on yet another page as they present their expertise in transforming houses into beautiful homes. Their catalogue provides inspiration for anyone looking to create stylish interiors with attention to detail. Useful Artistic Furniture takes us forward in time around 1900 with its colorful lithographs showcasing innovative designs fit for modern living spaces. This catalogue proves that functionality does not need to compromise beauty.