Dinanderie; a history and description of mediæval art work in copper, brass and bronze
John Tavenor Perry's 1910 survey for G. Allen & Sons in London catalogues medieval copper, brass and bronze work for architects, metalworkers and antiquarian readers. Line engravings show candlesticks, croziers, censers, reliquaries and cross fittings in dense black hatching, with beast feet, scrolling foliage and Romanesque figure panels usable as spot ornament or silhouette.
