Step-by-step guide for 16 projects shows how to turn inexpensive materials into a wide range of attractive, functional objects. Instructions are provided for creating table lamps, a dining room dome, a lantern, the shade for a drop light, newel post lamps, an electric candle sconce, and more. Republication of the Chicago, 1911 edition.
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How to Make Mission Style Lamps and Shades by Popular Mechanics Co. Popular 1911 manual offers complete designs and instructions for 18 lamps and shades: chandeliers, reading lamps, more. 64 illustrations.
Easy Mission-Style Woodworking Projects by Edward F. Worst Complete instructions and precise diagrams for making mission-style bread boards, candlesticks, footstools, folding tables, chairs, writing desks, more. Perfect for woodworkers of all ages and abilities. 62 halftones and diagrams.
Mission Furniture You Can Build by John D. Wagner Wagner provides plans for 10 authentic replicas of Mission furniture. He makes it simple to create endlessly satisfying period pieces such as a Morris chair, bookcase, couch, and coffee table.
Mission Furniture: How to Make It by Popular Mechanics Nearly 100 of the most desirable pieces of Mission furniture that you could ever want to make: chairs, desks, sideboards, buffets, and many smaller pieces. 213 illustrations, including measured drawings.
Creating Stained Glass Lampshades by James H. Hepburn Shows crafters at all levels how to create stunning lampshades. Projects include a candle chimney, lantern, panel shade, hanging cylinder lamp, and procedures using the lead-came method and copper-foil. 180 black-and-white figures.
Floral Stained Glass Lampshades by Connie Clough Eaton 46 full-size patterns, readily adaptable as templates, for Art Nouveau, traditional and contemporary designs in many sizes.
Illustrated Mission Furniture Catalog, 1912-13 by Come-Packt Furniture Co. Reprint of actual home furnishings catalog from the height of the popularity of Mission design, illustrating and describing 400 items, many designed to be shipped knocked-down for reassembly at home.
