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Woods in British Furniture-making 1400 - 1900
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Adam Bowett is an independent furniture historian. He has published widely in academic and popular journals and is the author of two books on English furniture. He works as a consultant to museums and auction houses, as well as to organizations such as the National Trust, Historic Scotland and Historic Royal Palaces.

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"[T]his is a quite exceptional book in every aspect, from its intellectual conception to its superb production. The author proves an impeccable guide to the material he surveys. The breadth and depth of treatment means that the book will appeal to those interested in every aspect of furniture-making in Britain and elsewhere and in the world timber trade. This is a definitive work which will be used for decades to come."-- "Art Libraries Journal"

"Bowett's knowledge of the field is incomparable - and to the benefit of the reader, accessible, digestible, and useful."--Henry Berry "Antiques Today"

"In an age where wood is once again fashionable and topical, this volume should be at the bench of young, contemporary makers or beside the laptops of our furniture history students."-- "West 86th"

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