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Taking
Tea with Mackintosh:
The Story of Miss Cranston'sTea Rooms
Perilla Kinchin
The story of
the remarkable collaboration between the eccentric Miss Cranston and the
designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh, which produced a string of stunning tea
rooms. Including 16 traditional tea room recipes, and details of Mackintosh
sites to visit in Glasgow, the book is beautifully produced and illustrated
with many colour and black& white photographs. A perfect gift.
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ISBN 0 7649
0692 5 hardback £9.95 +£1.75 postage = £11.70
Published by Pomegranate 1998
112 pp., 200 x 224 mm., 26 col., 15 b&w ill., chronology, bibliog., index
SOCIAL / DESIGN HISTORY
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Taking
Tea with Mackintosh Notecards
A folio collection of 10 attractive recipe notecards
2 each of 5
designs, details from gesso decorations for Miss Cranston's tea rooms by
Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife Margaret Macdonald. With tea-room
recipes on the reverse. Ideal for notes or special occasions. Good gift.
ISBN 0 7649
0750 6 £5.95 + 60p postage = £6.55
Published by Pomegranate, 1998
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Miss
Cranston
Patron of Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Perilla Kinchin
Biography of an
outstanding businesswoman whose entrepreneurial flair and advanced tastes
made her Mackintosh's most important patron. Her character reflects the
qualities of her native city, and her life (18491934) ran in parallel to its
rise and decline.
ISBN 1 901663 13 2 £9 inc p&p
Published by NMS Publishing in their Scots'Lives series, 1999
94 pp., 210 x 150 mm., 15 b&w ill.
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