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The Gilder's Manual
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Practical Gilding
The aim of Practical Gilding is to demystify the processes of gilding. Descriptions and explanations of the materials, equipment and traditional, professional methods of oil and water gilding are clearly set out in a manner that can be understood both by craftsmen and those who wish to understand and apply these methods today. Originally conceived as a pamphlet for musical instrument makers, the authors soon discovered that by expanding the text they had written a book that would be an essential tool for craftspeople, conservators, gilders, decorative artists, antique dealers and collectors etc. This Archetype edition is a facsimile of the original book published by Mac & Me Ltd.
The Glory of Gold
Sue Tyrell provides instructions for gilding ornamental and functional items, and experiments with the application of a range of surfaces, including wood, plastic, stainless steel, glass and ceramic. She demonstrates the use of a range of gilding materials, such as gold leaf and metal leaf.
The Gilded Page
"A history of manuscript gilding from ancient Egypt and Babylon to the modern day studio. Explains in detail both historical and modern techniques of manuscript gilding, along with recipes and tips. Illustrated in black and white, plus 16 color plates"--Provided by publisher.
Gold Leaf, Paint & Glass
This pioneering book is the first publication in English to devote itself to the methods, techniques and history of reverse painting and gilding on glass, often known as 'verre eglomise'. Since the Renaissance the practice has passed in and out of fashion but today it is enjoying a resurgence in popularity. Discerning designers commission decorated glass for wall and ceiling panelling and for furniture inserts, while artists are increasingly exploring the medium, pushing at its boundaries. This book is written for students, artists, conservators, curators, interested amateurs, teachers and designers, many of whom will have been patiently waiting to learn more on this topic. The history of un...
Depletion Gilding
Describes the approaches goldsmiths have used historically in various cultures to remove base metals from gold alloys for refining or "coloring the gold": depletion gilding. There is an extensive listing of recipes from many historical and contemporary sources designed to foster contrast and comparison to deepen understanding of the subject.
The Art and Science of Gilding;
A practical manual for the traditional craft of gilding, which involves applying thin layers of gold or other metals to surfaces for decorative or protective purposes. Ford & Mimmack describe the various techniques of gilding, including water and oil gilding, and the materials and tools required. The book also includes examples of gilded objects and interiors, and a glossary of terms. This classic guide is an essential reference for craftsmen, restorers, and art historians. This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
The Gilding Book
Specially designed for novice gilders, this text contains a comprehensive section on gilding techniques and finishes, followed by 17 step-by-step projects including a gilded chair, a Grecian tray, a tortoiseshell box and a fleur-de-lis dado. Patterns to trace are included.
