Veilleuses (pronounced vay-euz) is a reference study of thirty years of research and travels by a leading collector of veilleuses. The word Veilleuses derives from the French veiller, 'to keep a night vigil.' It originally referred to any night lamp, but soon came to be applied to warmers for food or drink intended for bedside use. Although conceived for a utilitarian purpose, the decorative modeling and coloring soon established these pieces as attractive and prized ornaments. In this book Harold Newman has gathered together examples of all types of veilleuses, from those made of the finest decorated porcelain to others made of faience, creamware, and glazed pottery-even two of English silverware. The many different styles of design and decoration are fully described, including polychrome enameling, gilding, ornate openwork, low-relief applied figures, and lithophane plaques. This work discusses the manufacture and characteristics of veilleuses in England, France, Germany, Italy, Austria, Russia, Bohemia, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium, Holland, Sweden, Portugal, Spain, and the United States. It contains nearly 300 illustrations and each photograph is accompanied by a detailed account of the warmer, where and when it was made (if known), and its location of the time of publication.
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Hardcover. Condition: Good in Good+ dust jacket. Enlarged Revision of 1967 Edition. 174 pages, 30 color plates, numerous b/w photos. Veilleuses are ceramic food or drink warmers intended for bedside use. boards a bit bowed, dj has small nicks and some light smudges (dj now in mylar protector). priority and international shipping will be extra, please inquire. ; 9 1/4 x 12 1/4". Seller Inventory # 113
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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. enlarged and revised edition. Dust jacket in clear protector. With 195 black and white figures, 32 color plates, and 96 illustrations in the Album of Personnages. 174pp 2.45lb 12.3x9.3x0.7in. Seller Inventory # 31135
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Hardcover. Black paper boards with gold gilt lettering on spine, black and color illustrated dust jacket with red and white lettering, 174 pp., bw illustrations. "This remarkable and comprehensive study by a leading collector of veilleuses is the result of the thirty years' research and extensive travels. The word veilleuse derives from the French veiller, 'to keep a night vigil.' It originally referred to any night lamps, but soon came to be applied to warmers for food and drink intended for bedside use. Although conceived for a utilitarian purpose, the decorative modeling and coloring soon established these pieces as attractive and prized ornaments . In this unique book Harold Newman has gathered together examples of all types of veilleuses, from those made of the finest decorated porcelain to others made of faience, creamware, and glazed pottery - even two of English silverware. The many different styles of design and decoration are fully described, including polychrome enameling, gilding, ornate openwork, low-relief applied figures, and lithophane plaques." - dust jacket description. VG/G+ (books shows minimal signs of wear, all pages clear and intact - dust jacket shows wear at edges with a few small tears mended by scotched tape, still protective). Seller Inventory # 105456
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