English Medieval Furniture

Tracy, Charles. English Medieval Furniture and Woodwork. Victoria and Albert Museum, 1988.

This revised and expanded edition of English Medieval Furniture and Woodwork by Charles Tracy, first published in 1929 by Clifford Smith, presents a comprehensive catalog of medieval furniture, architectural decoration, and woodwork held in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Incorporating over 60 years of research, this volume highlights significant pieces from the V&A's extensive collection, including both domestic and ecclesiastical artifacts. Richly illustrated with color and black-and-white plates, the book provides historical context, detailed descriptions, and expert analysis of furniture and woodwork dating from the 12th to 15th centuries.

The volume offers insight into the craftsmanship of medieval artisans, showcasing works that demonstrate the skill and artistry of this period. Furniture pieces such as chairs, chests, and tables, along with architectural woodwork like screens and choir stalls, are explored in great detail. The book is essential for historians, scholars of medieval art, and collectors interested in the study of medieval European decorative arts and furniture. 

This is a hardcover book in green cloth with gilt lettering on front on spine. My copy is in very good condition with no markings. Dimensions are approximately 8¾"wide x11¼"tall x 1"thick. ISBN: 9781851770458 / 1851770453.

I'm asking $75.