The current issue (Volume 36 – 2022) of Regional Furniture is only available to RFS members, but back issues are published on this website after a three year delay. You can read these online, download or print them free of charge using the links below. An Excel copy of this index, which contains the links to the articles published on this page may be downloaded here.

Volume 36 – 2022 (to be published online 2025)

• On Defining Joinery. Adam Bowett
• The Revolutionary Development of Frame and Panel Construction in the Context of the Northern Renaissance. Aidan Harrison
• The Thomas Stanley Bed and a Related Corpus of Furniture from Tudor Lancashire. Peter N. Lindfield
• Thomas Truman – the Earliest Wiltshire Windsor Chairmaker? Julian Parker
• A Cluster of Scottish Georgian Chair Designs. Matthew Pease
• The Caquetoire Legacy. David Jones

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Volume 35 – 2021 (to be published online 2024)

• A Carpenter’s Study of the Chapter House Vestibule Door, Westminster Abbey. Peter Massey and Paul Reed
• What’s the Use of a Mediaeval Desk? Reconsidering a Landmark of Early Furniture at the V&A. Nick Humphrey
• Leicestershire Windsor Chairs – Howes That?. Julian Parker
• The Scottish Caquetoire Chair. Stephen Jackson
• A Triangular Gothic Stool Previously Owned by S.W. Wolsey. Christopher Pickvance

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Volume 34 – 2020 (to be published online 2023)

• Regional Differences in Medieval Chest Construction: A Dendrochronological and Comparative Study of the Buxted, Sussex, and Hindringham and Walcott, Norfolk Pin-Hinged Clamped Chests. Christopher Pickvance
• Windsor Chairs, Children’s Carts, German Stools, Rustic Chairs, Summerhouses and Perambulators: The Webbs (and Bunce and Carter), Dells, Priors and Trotmans. Julian Parker
• Antiquarianism in Early Victorian Rochdale: The Trinity Chapel at St Chad’s. Adam Bowett
• The Red Gum Bookcase: South Australia’s Earliest and Most Enigmatic Piece of Colonial Furniture. Justin Gare
• Jerome Denny Bright of Saxmundham, Clock and Watchmaker, Businessman and Subsequently a Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer. Robert Williams
• Hybrid Windsors for Military Use: An Adaptation by James Elliott & Sons, High Wycombe. Sarah Medlam

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Volume 33 – 2019

• Leeds and West Yorkshire Carved Oak Furniture of the Seventeenth Century. Peter Brears
• HUBBARD GRANTHAM and I HUBBARD GRANTHAM: a Late Georgian Windsor Chairmakers’ Whodunnit. William Sergeant and Julian Parker
• The Great Chair of Sir Ralph Warburton, 1603. Adam Bowett
• Current Developments in the Scientific Dating of Wood. Martin Bridge
• Triangular Gothic Stools: a Further Note. Christopher Pickvance

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Volume 32 – 2018

• A Social History of Oak Furniture in Cumbria. Peter Brears
• A Triangular Gothic Stool, part 2: carbon dating and other evidence. Aidan Harrison
• Customers and Distributors of Gillows’ Eighteenth-Century Windsor Chairs. John Boram
• The Elusive Turnpin Chair. Julian Parker
• Joseph Newton, Windsor Chair Maker of Fenton, Lincolnshire. William Sergeant
• Early Elizabethan Chests at Sizergh Castle. Megan Wheeler
• A French Furniture Maker and the ‘Courtly Style’ in Sixteenth-Century Scotland. Michael Pearce

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Volume 31 – 2017

• Contents & Editorial
• William Porden’s State Bed for Eaton Hall, Cheshire. Peter N. Lindfield
• Changing Histories: The Life of a ‘Curious’ Table from Durham Cathedral. Elizabeth Hancock
• A Triangular Gothic Stool. Aidan Harrison
• Wooden Warriors: A Group of Eighteenth-Century Desks from Northern Ireland. Fergus Purdy and Fionnuala Carragher
• The Notebook of Thomas Noblet, a Lancashire Joiner. William Mccartney and Adam Bowett

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Volume 30 – 2016

• Contents & Editorial
• An Introduction to the 1801 Cabinet & Chair Makers’ Norwich Book of Prices. Robert Williams
• The Cabinet Makers’ Norwich Book of Prices: Section 1
• The Cabinet Makers’ Norwich Book of Prices : Section 2
• The Cabinet Makers’ Norwich Book of Prices : Section 3
• The Chair Makers’ Norwich Book of Prices

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Volume 29 – 2015

• Contents & Editorial
• A Small Scottish Chair. Aidan Harrison
• Distinguishing American from English Furniture by Wood Use. Philip D. Zimmerman
• Ancient Without and Modern Within: The Noble Houses of Post Restoration Scotland and their Furnishings. Charles Wemyss
• The Domestic Context for Gillows’ Rush- and Cane-Seated Chairs. John Boram
• The Slow Arrival of Renaissance Influence on English Furniture: A Study of the 1519 Silkstede, Shanklin and the 1539 Garstang, Cirencester Chests. Christopher Pickvance

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Volume 28 – 2014

• Contents & Editorial
• The Cotehele Cupboard: An Elegy in Oak. Tina O’Connor
• The Cotehele Cupboard Revisited: One Cupboard or Two? Adam Bowett
• A Seventeenth-Century Sussex Woodcarver: The Evidence of Cast Ironwork. Jeremy Hodgkinson
• A Remarkable Survival: A Set of Six Eighteenth-Century Forest Chairs Retaining Much of Their Original Paintwork. Robert F. Parrott
• Saving the Great House Press: Observations Made during the Dismantling and Rebuilding of a Seventeenth-Century Built-in Lake District Press-Cupboard. Frank Wood
• An Early Seventeenth-Century Armchair from Cheshire. Adam Bowett
• Three Eighteenth-Century Windsor Chairs Possibly Made in Bristol. Robert F. Parrott and John Boram
• ‘Durham’ Armchairs and Cupboards. John Gall and Peter Brears
• Daniel Livingstone, I Presume. John Hawkins
• Contributors

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Volume 27 – 2013

• Contents & Editorial
• Inventories and the Changing Furnishings of Canons Ashby, Northamptonshire, 1717–1819. Jon Stobart
• Furnishing for Gentility: Evidence from Small Classical Houses in Gloucestershire, 1680–1770. Stephen G. Hague
• Beds of ‘Chapel’ Form in Sixteenth-Century Scottish Inventories: The Worst Sort of Bed, Michael Pearce
• Social, Economic, and Geographical Differences in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Homes: The Evidence from Inventories. Lesley Hoskins
• Producer, not Consumer:The Paradox of Eighteenth-Century Sheffield and Its ‘Missing’ Middling Society. Julie Banham
• Drawing Rooms, Dining Rooms and Parlours in the Homes of London’s Middling Sorts 1740–1810. Eleanor John
• Contributors

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Volume 26 – 2012

• Contents
• A Small Scottish Chest. Aidan Harrison.
• A Tudor Cupboard at Cotehele and Associated Carpentry Work from the Welsh Marches. Nicholas Riall
• Dendrochronologically Dated Doors in Great Britain. Martin Bridge and Daniel Miles
• Medieval Domed Chests in Kent: A Contribution to a National and International Study. Christopher Pickvance
• A Regional Perspective on the Innovative Development of Light Chairs. John Boram
• Contributors

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Volume 25 – 2011 

• Contents
• Joseph Doughty, a York Spinning-Wheel Maker. Valerie and David Bryant
• A Review of the Information Gained from Dendrochronologically Dated Chests in England. Martin Bridge and Daniel Miles
• Five Generations of Buckinghamshire Chair Makers: the Lovegrove Family of Eton and Upton cum Chalvey. Robert F. Parrott
• A Specimen Wood Workbox of 1808 by Gillows, Lancaster. Adam Bowett
• The Wakefield Cabinet Maker’s Society Box, 1790. Adam Bowett
• 2011 Contributors

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Volume 24 – 2010:

• Contents & Editorial
• Forest Chairs, the First Portable Garden Seats, and the Probable Origin of the Windsor Chair, Bob Parrott
• Lake District Press Cupboards and Salt Cupboards, Sarah Woodcock
• New Light on Fish and Verlander, John Stabler
• Makers of Dy’d, Fancy and Painted Chairs, John Boram
• More about Gillows’ ‘Country’ Chairs, Susan Stuart
• Elaborated Woodwork in Devon Churches, Don White
• 2010 contributors

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Volume 23 – 2009:  A Biographical Dictionary of Nineteenth Century Antique and Curiosity Dealers, Mark Westgarth

• Preface  –  Contents
• Acknowledgements
• Introduction
• Explanation
• Dictionary
• Bibliography

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Volume 22 – 2008: London Furniture

• Contents – Editorial
• Apprenticeships in the London Joiners’ Company, 1640-1720.  Laurie Lindey
• At Home with the London Middling Sort – The Inventory Evidence for Furnishings and Room Use, 1570-1720.  Eleanor John
• Cane Chairs, Their Manufacture and use in London, 1670-1730.  David Dewing
• Furniture Woods in London and Provincial Furniture, 1700-1800. Adam Bowett
• Windsor Chair Making on the Outskirts of Eighteenth Century London; William Webb of Newington and Henry Webb of Hammersmith.  Robert Parrott
• London’s First Commercial Sawmill.  Adam Bowett

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Volume 21 – 2007: furniture in churches

• Content – Editorial
• Kirk Furnishings: The Liturgical Material Culture of the Scottish Reformation, Stephen Jackson
• Church Furniture in Medieval English and Welsh Parish Churches, Charles Tracy
• Church Woodwork in England, Hugh Harrison
• Medieval Tracery Carved Clamp Fronted Chests: The ‘Kentish Gothic’ Chests of Rainham, Faversham and Canterbury in comparative perspective, Christopher Pickvance
• Furniture and Woodwork in the Churchwardens Accounts, Charing, Kent, 1590-1635′, Chris Currie
• ‘The Benches in Ye Quire’ Furniture from Wimbourne Minster, Dorset, Brenda D. Flint
• An Account of Some Eighteenth Century Communion Tables in Dorset, Michael and Polly Legg
• Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Century Church Furniture in Gloucestershire, David Wilson
• The Fourteenth Century Choir Stalls at Gloucester Cathedral, Peter Lindfield
• Seventeen Chairs from Dullas Church, Herefordshire, David Jones
• Thirteenth Century Painted Church Furniture and its Later Influence, John Boram
• Furnishing Fort Augustus Abbey, Inverness-shire, 1878-1916, Christina Anderson
• Church Furniture in Australia: The Work of F. W. Tod, 1879-1958, Alan Perry
• The Case for a Parochial Library, Noel Riley
• Recent Initiatives to Increase Awareness of Significant Church Furniture, Peter Stone

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Volume 20 – 2006: the 2006 Journal was entitled A Dictionary of Norfolk Furniture Makers, 1700-1840 by John Stabler.  It is also available in book form; for further details see here.

• Content – Editorial Note
• Acknowledgements
• Introduction
• Explanation
• Dictionary of Norfolk Furniture Makers
• Bibliography
• Appendix I-The Norris Family Tree
• Appendix II -The Edward Crane Correspondence

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Volume 19  – 2005

• Contents – Editorial 
• Observations on the Earliest Known Windsor Chairs, Robert Parrott.
• John Pitt (1714-59), Thames Valley Windsor Chair Maker, Robert Parrott and Michael Harding Hill.
• Irish Sideboards, David Jones and Fergus Purdy.
• Robert Lorimer and Scott Morton & Company, Christina M Anderson.
• Robert Lorimer’s Use of Timber, David Jones.
• Shorter notices: ‘A Dug-Out Chair from the South Lake District’, Liz Hancock.

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Volume 18 – 2004

• Contents – Editorial
• Windsor Chairs from the Vale of York. Adam Bowett.
• The Short Arm Experiment. John Boram.
• Furniture makers in 18th. century Aberdeen an introduction – Janet Brindsen
• Carluke Dressers. David Jones.
• Chests, Coffers and Trunks in East Anglia, 1650 – 1730: a Step Towards Definition. Janet Sleep.
• A Lakeland Chest Dated 1683. Michael Bucknole.
• The Perceval Compton Windsor Chair. Diana Taylor.
• Select Bibliography of Books and Articles on Furniture published between July 1994 and June 2004. Ivan Sparkes.

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Volume 17 – 2003: The 2003 Journal was titled Roger Warner: Memoirs of a Twentieth Century Antique Dealer. It is also available in book form at the price of £20.00.

• Contents  – Editor’s Foreword
• Introduction
• Early Memories
• My Education in Antiques
• Burford
• My Beginnings in Business
• The War Years
• Starting Again
• The 1950s
• Characters of the Trade
• Television
•  Major Auctions Attended Between 1950 and 1960
• Appendix II: A Buying Tour to the North of England, 3-10 July 1972

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Volume 16 – 2002 : The 2002 Journal focused upon Scottish furniture comprising five articles of original research into furniture connected to Scotland, and a complete reprint of ‘The Glasgow Cabinet Maker’s Book of Prices’ 1806.

• Editorial – Contents
• Introduction: The Glasgow Book of Prices for Manufacturing Cabinet Work, 1806. David Jones
• Reprint of the Glasgow Book of Prices for Manufacturing Cabinet Work, 1806.
• Walter Newall of Dumfries, Stephen Jackson and Marion Stewart.
• ‘Quilled on the Cann’: Alexander Hart, Scottish Cabinet Maker, Radical and Convict, John Hawkins.
• Chair Making in the Northern Counties of Scotland and in New Zealand, David Hutchinson.
• Research Methods in the Outer Hebridies, Caroline Hirst.
• William Craigie and the Furnishing of Melsetter House, Hoy, Annette Carruthers

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Volume 15 – 2001

• Contents
• Cabin Furnishings on Canal Barges of North Western England, M. K. Stammers
• Joseph Matthias of Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, 1771-1839, Luke Millar
• A North Wales Interior by Cornelius Varley, Catherine Weston.
• Johnson & Appleyards Ltd of Sheffield: A Victorian Family Business, Julie Banham.
• English Furniture Locks, J.A.Berry.
• Darvel Chair Update, Stephen Hunter
• The Sitter Revealed: A Portrait of George Smith, John Evan Bedford.

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Volume 14  – 2000 

• Editorial – Contents
• How to make a Borders Box Bed, Daniel Maudlin
• Midland Lockers and other Furniture for the Settle-Carlisle Railway, David Jones and Sarah Medlam
• English West Country Cupboards, Gabriel Olive
• An Artist of the Vernacular: William Collingwood’s Lake District Interiors, Noel Riley
• The Furnishings of Queensberry House, 1700-25, John Lowrey
• Furniture in Uffculme Inventories, 1576-1762, Alison Lee
• Don Carolis: A Case Study of a Nineteenth-Century Colombo Furniture Maker, Robin Jones
• The Lum Chest: A Connecticut Yankee in Scotland? Mary Ann Apicella

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Volume 13 –  1999

• Editorial  – Contents
• Lightning Stools, Christopher Claxton Stevens
• Eighteenth Century Fancy Chairs from High Wycombe, John Boram
• Welsh Cradles, Margaret Roberts
• English West Country Tables and Forms, Gabriel Olive
• A Lake District Cupboard, Noel Riley
• Frame Making in Edinburgh 1790-1830, Laura Houliston
• Irish Eighteenth-Century Looking Glasses, Nessa Roche
• David Hughes 1847-1923, Cabinet Maker and Ship Carver of Liverpool, M. K. Stammers
• Malaysian Furniture, Daniel Maudlin
• James Honey: A Wright from Perth in Colonial Williamsburg, L. W. S. Petznick

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Volume 12 – 1998:  the 1998 Journal concentrated on the work of Gillow’s of Lancaster 

• Editorial – Contents
• Gillow at Denton Hall, Yorkshire, Christopher Gilbert
• The Jamaica Trade: Gillow and the Use of Mahogany in the Eighteenth Century, Adam Bowett
• Makers Labels and Stamps Used on Gillow and Waring & Gillow Furniture 1770-1960, Susan Stuart
• Gillow Furnishings and the Tatton Park Library, 1811, John Hardy
• Eighteenth Century Gillow Furniture Discovered at Tatton Park, Susan Stuart
• Gillow in Scotland 1770-1830, David Jones and Jacqueline Urquahart
• A Group of Seat Furniture Stamped RE, Christopher Claxton Stevens
• A Select Bibliography of Books and Articles on Furniture Published Between July 1994 and December 1997, Ivan Sparkes

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Volume 11 – 1997

• Editorial – Contents
• Mr Bowen’s Secretaire and Bookcase: A Labelled Carmarthen Piece, c. 1795, Luke Millar
• Furniture Associated with Robert Burns, David Jones
• Scottish Masonic Furniture, Stephen Jackson
• The Salisbury Mayoral Chair of 1795, Nicola McLaughlin
• Arthur Foley: A Nineteenth-Century Furniture Manufacturer in Salisbury, Robin Jones
• Wiltshire Windsors, Gabriel Olive
• A Painted Elmwood Chest from North Somerset, John Weallans
• Tudor Furniture from the Mary Rose, David Knell
• Canopied Cupboards of the Aire and Calder Valleys, West Yorkshire, Peter H. Thornborrow
• Shorter Notice – A Bellringer’s Chair  – Christopher Gilbert
• Shorter Notice – William Gerrard, Maker of ‘Gypsy’ Tables  – William Vincent

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Volume 10 – 1996

• Editorial – Contents – Shorter Notice
• Irish Vernacular Furniture: Inventories and Illustrations in Interdisciplinary Methodology, Claudia Kinmonth
• Nineteenth Century Carved Ebony Furniture from Sri Lanka: Methods of Interpretation, Robin Jones
• Problems in Identifying Early Australian Colonial Furniture, Rebecca Daniels
• ‘Wonderful Walker’: Portrait of an Eighteenth Century Cumbrian Furniture Maker, Susan Stuart
• The Notebook of John Davies, Cabinet Maker, Carmarthen, 1844-55, Luke Millar
• Scottish Chair Making: The Case of Francis East & Co. and East Brothers, Dundee, David Jones
• Furniture Designs from New Zealand: The Dunedin Iron and Woodware Company’s Illustrated Catalogue, Rebecca Rhodes
• A Hamilton Hearth, David Jones
• Baking Oatcake, Yorkshire, John Boram

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Volume 9 – 1995

• Dedication – Contents
• Chairmaking at Low Cringles in Yorkshire, Christopher Gilbert
• Eskdale Chairs, Susan Stuart & David Jones
• Trading Networks of The Chiltern Chairmakers, John Boram
• Chairmakers and Apprentices: Reminiscences of Working Conditions and Traditions in High Wycombe, Ivan Sparkes
• Some Windsor Chairs at Trinity House, Newcastle upon Tyne, Thomas Faulkner
• Darvel Chairs, David Jones
• Gillow’s ‘Neat and Strong Windsor Chairs’ for Home and Export in the Eighteenth Century, Susan Stuart
• Sussex Chairs, Janet Pennington
• Oak Chairs from Ulster, Fionnuala Carragher
• The Blackstone Chair, Stephen Jackson
• The Leeds Cabinet and Chair-Makers Book of Prices (1791), A Re-print of the Chair-Making Specifications
• The Preston Cabinet and Chair-Makers Book of Prices (1802), A Re-print of the Chair-Making Specifications
• The Whitehaven Book of Prices (1810)
• A Select Bibliography of Books and Articles on Furniture, Published between July 1990 and June 1994, Ivan Sparkes.

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Volume 8 – 1994

• Editorial – Contents
• “A Brute and Beastly Shire?” Dated Furniture in Lincolnshire, Anthony Wells-Cole
• The Glastonbury Chair, Gabriel Olive
• Preaching Tents, David Jones
• Three Masonic Chairs at Minerva Lodge, Ashton-under-Lyne, Christopher Gilbert
• The Vigani Specimen Cabinet by John Austin, a Cambridge Joiner, Adam Bowett
• Samuel Peat, a Chichester Cabinet Maker, Margaret Ponsonby
• “25th December 1889, Christmas Day Lost”, Furniture Making in Meirionydd, Richard Bebb
• A Note on Furniture Making in Rural Fife, John Frew
• Furniture Making in County Clare: The O’Halloran Brothers, Dabheoc Rynne
• A Common Chair from West Wales, Luke Millar

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Volume 7 – 1993: An Anthology of Regional Furniture with Maker’s Identification

• Contents
• Editorial
• Notes
• Plates

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Volume 6 – 1992

• Editorial – Contents
• The Laburnum Tradition in Scotland, David Jones
• At the Sign of the Pelican, Sebastian Pryke
• A History of Collecting Vernacular Furniture in Scotland, Lindsay Macbeth
• Highland Dressers and the Process of Innovation, R. Ross Noble
• Driftwood Furniture from Shetland, David Learmont
• Irish Cradles: An Introductory Look, Fionnuala Carragher
• Carved Oak Furniture from Tudor Wales, Richard Bebb
• Some Plain Oak Farmhouse Chests from South Wales, Luke Millar
• The Gower Coffor Bach, Philip M. Havard
• The Welston Coffer, Philip M. Havard
• A Vale of Glamorgan Chair, Luke Millar
• Book Reviews

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Volume 5 – 1991

• Editorial – Contents
• Late Georgian Wooden-Bottomed Chairs in South Wales, Luke Millar
• Furniture Terminology in Post Medieval Middle-Class Inventories, Victor Chinnery
• Parts and Materials: A Sawmill in the 1820’s, Sarah Medlam
• Some East Anglian Chests, Penny Rumble
• Sixteenth-Century Furniture in the Castle Dairy, Kendal, Susan Bourne and Susan Stuart
• The Amos Catton Pattern Book, Christopher Gilbert
• The Wheelers of Arncroach: A Family of Furniture Makers in Fife, Lindsay Macbeth
• Box Beds in Eastern Scotland, David Jones
• Furnishing the Hunterian Museum, Glasgow Style, 1809, Celine Blair and David Jones
• English Newspaper Advertisements as a Source of Furniture History, John Stabler
• A Labelled Liverpool Clock Case, Christopher Gilbert
• An American Tavern Table, Gerald W.R. Ward
• Book Reviews

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Volume 4 – 1990

• Editorial – Contents
• Oak Furniture in Norfolk, Anthony Wells-Cole
• The Board-Seated Turned Chairs Project, Robert F. Trent
• West Country Chests, Coffers And Boxes, Gabriel Olive
• A Sixteenth-Century Oak Cupboard at the University of St Andrews, David Jones
• The Extraordinary Billhead of Francis Brodie, Sebastian Pryke
• An Early Cabinet Maker’s Club in Belfast and their Book of Prices, 1822, David Jones
• A Painted Corner Cupboard from Hanley, Staffordshire, 1827, Bernard D. Cotton
• Furniture at Corfe Castle, Gabriel Olive
• Survival or Revival? The Problems of the Continuation of Traditional Furniture Making into the Twentieth Century, Nicholas Moore
• A Signed Welsh Chest of Drawers, Donald Blakeley
• A Salop Friendly Society Membership Card, Simon Jervis

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Volume 3 – 1989

• Editorial  – Contents – Shorter Notice
• Irish Vernacular Furniture, Bernard D. Cotton
• Scottish Cabinet Maker’s Price Books, 1805-1825, David Jones
• Dressers in the West Country, Gabriel Olive
• A Study of the Edinburgh Furnishing Trade taken from Contemporary Press Notices, 1708-1790, Sebastian Pryke
• Owen Fitzpatrick, a Birkenhead Cabinet Maker ‘In Ordinary’, John Boram
• A Labelled Whitehaven Cabinet, Christopher Gilbert

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Volume 2 – 1988

• Editorial – Contents
• The Cupboard of Rychard and Margerye Churche, Susan Bourne
• ‘A Last Outpost of the Known World’: Vernacular Furniture in Tudor and Stuart Cornwall, Anthony Wells-Cole
• Prices for Workmen in Lancaster – the Earliest Surviving Cabinet Makers’ Price List, Susan E. Stuart
• Furniture by Local Makers at Doncaster Mansion House, Christopher Gilbert
• Unconventional Windsor’s from the Cotswolds, Bernard D. Cotton
• An Alehouse Inventory of 1765, Luke Millar
• Scotch Chests, David Jones
• Shadford, Shirley and the Caistor Workshop, Bernard D. Cotton
• ‘Common’ Chairs from the Norwich Chair Makers’ price Book of 1801, Gerry Cotton

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Volume 1 – 1987

• Editorial  – Contents – Shorter Notice, Gabriel Olive
• Regional Furniture Studies in the late 18th and 19th-century Traditions: An Introduction to Research Methods, Bernard D. Cotton
• Oak Furniture and the Towneley Family of Lancashire, Susan Bourne
• A Painted Bed dated 1724, Anthony Wells-Cole
• The Chairs of Sutherland and Caithness: A Northern Tradition in Highland Chair-making? R. Ross Noble
• Furniture in Steyning, a Sussex Parish, 1587-1707: A Study of Documentary Sources, Janet Pennington and Joyce Sleight
• ‘To a Mahogany Case – the Best Sort’: Influences on the design of 18th-century North Lancashire Clock Cases, Susan Stuart
• Workhouse Furniture, Christopher Gilbert
• A Chester Cabinet Maker’s Specification Book, Nicholas Moore
• Connecticut Plain High-Style Seating of the 18th-century, Robert F. Trent