The Regency period (1780-1837) saw the development of what is today one of the most popular styles in architecture and design. This book examines the constituent parts of the Regency house - its architecture, doors and windows, plasterwork and ironwork, colours and coverings, furniture and gardens.

Selection of plates from Ackermann's journal; The repository of arts, literature, commerce, manufactures, fashion and politics. Journal published from 1809 to 1828.

Over 10,000 all-new photographs of antiques and collectible, each with detailed descriptions and price ranges. Color and black-and-white photographs.

Published to accompany the exhibition held in two parts at Geffrye Museum, London, Part 1, 16 September 2003 - 18 January 2004, Part 2, 9 March - 18 July 2004.

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