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The House: 20 Chapters found for Number : 7

 

1 
The Art Needlework at Earl's Court The Editor
5 pp.
6 
Applied Art at Earl's Court The Editor
4 pp.
10 
At the Brussels Exhibition
2 pp.
12 
Domestic Architecture in the Midlands
1 pp.
13 
Rooms Worth Remembering [Illustration]
1 pp.
14 
Among the Loving Cups of the Old City Silversmith
3 pp.
17 
The Great Sale at Hengrave Hall, Bury St. Edmunds
3 pp.
20 
Some Furnishing Relics of Charles Dickens
2 pp.
22 
Art and Life, and the Building and Decoration of Cities
1 pp.
23 
The Hygiene of the House
2 pp.
25 
The Hygiene of the House
1 pp.
26 
Decorative Art Metal Work for Amateurs Repoussé
2 pp.
28 
An Oak Rug-Chest in the Elizabethan Style, and How to Produce it Woodcarver
2 pp.
30 
Simple Designs for Leather Bookcovers and Borders
3 pp.
33 
The Cook's Instructions - Simple Menus for the Month of September The Chef
3 pp.
36 
The Table Tasteful - A Flower of the Month: The Carnation
1 pp.
37 
Serviette Folding. The "Tulip", and how to form it
1 pp.
38 
Suggestions for the Seaside Cottage
2 pp.
40 
How to Deal with a Doctor's Consulting Room or a Study
1 pp.
41 
Chess Problems Staunton-Medallist
1 pp.
42 
"When Found, Make a Note of"
1 pp.
43 
Illustrated Answers to Correspondents Penelope
2 pp.

 

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The House: 50 Numbers found

 

Volume: 1
1, No 1 - March 1897
Volume: 2
1, No 2 - April 1897
Volume: 3
1, No 3 - May 1897
Volume: 4
1, No 4 - June 1897
Volume: 5
1, No 5 - July 1897
Volume: 6
1, No 6 - August 1897
Volume: 7
2, No 7 - September 1897
Volume: 8
2, No 8 - October 1897
Volume: 9
2, No 9 - November 1897
Volume: 10
2, No 10 - December 1897
Volume: 11
2, No 11 - January 1898
Volume: 12
2, No 12 - February 1898
Volume: 13
3, No 13 - March 1898
Volume: 14
3, No 14 - April 1898
Volume: 15
3, No 15 - May 1898
Volume: 16
3, No 16 - June 1898
Volume: 17
3, No 17 - July 1898
Volume: 18
3, No 18 - August 1898
Volume: 19
4, No 19 - September 1898
Volume: 21
4, No 21 - November 1898
Volume: 25
5, No 25 - March 1899
Volume: 26
5, No 26 - April 1899
Volume: 27
5, No 27 - May 1899
Volume: 28
5, No 28 - June 1899
Volume: 29
5, No 29 - July 1899
Volume: 30
5, No 30 - August 1899
Volume: 31
6, No 31 - September 1899
Volume: 32
6, No 32 - October 1899
Volume: 33
6, No 33 - November 1899
Volume: 34
6, No 34 - December 1899
Volume: 35
6, No 35 - January 1900
Volume: 36
6, No 36 - February 1900
Volume: 37
7, No 37 - March 1900
Volume: 38
7, No 38 - April 1900
Volume: 39
7, No 39 - May 1900
Volume: 40
7, No 40 - June 1900
Volume: 41
7, No 41 - July 1900
Volume: 42
7, No 42 - August 1900
Volume: 43
8, No 43 - September 1900
Volume: 44
8, No 44 - October 1900
Volume: 45
8, No 45 - November 1900
Volume: 46
8, No 46 - December 1900
Volume: 47
8, No 47 - January 1901
Volume: 48
8, No 48 - February 1901
Volume: 61
11, No 61 - March 1902
Volume: 62
11, No 62 - April 1902
Volume: 63
11, No 63 - May 1902
Volume: 64
11, No 64 - June 1902
Volume: 65
11, No 65 - July 1902
Volume: 66
11, No 66 - August 1902

 

 

Title: The House

 

Place of Publication: London England

 

Publisher: Horace Cox, H. Virtue, etc.

 

Frequency: Monthly

 

Period of Publication: 1897-1903

 

Period covered by AHR net: Volumes 1-8, 11, 1897-1901, 1902

 

Type of Publication: Journal

 

Description: In the introduction to the first issue of The House the editor observed that “There are now dozens of journals which have to do with the dressing and adornment of the body; but strange to say, there is not one dealing exclusively with the dressing of the house. “ This, they asserted would be the function of The House.  Over the next five years the magazine covered every conceivable aspect of the furnishing and management of the Victorian home with articles on furniture, lighting, wallpaper, carpets and rugs, tiles, art needlework, ceramics, glassware, decorative woodcarving, stained glass, art metalwork, etc. It also includes book and exhibition reviews. Among artists, designers and firms whose work feature in The House are Walter Crane, Liberty & Co., Heal & Sons, G.C. Haité, H. Stacy Marks, E.J. Poynter and John Ruskin. The influence of the Arts and Crafts movement is evident in many of the articles.

  

 

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