Mache Collection

An engraving depicting the Meteorological Observatory at Saint-Marie-du-Mont, Mache, France
5311643 An engraving depicting the Meteorological Observatory at Saint-Marie-du-Mont, Mache, France. In the foreground is an anemometer with Robinson's cups

DDE-90032151
Italy, Venice. A Venetian paper Mache mask worn for carnivals and other festive occasions. Date: 25/06/2003

Page from Hamleys Toy Shop catalogue, 1937 (litho)
5989467 Page from Hamleys Toy Shop catalogue, 1937 (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Page from Hamleys Toy Shop catalogue, 1937.); © Look and Learn

MANUFACTURING GLOBES
A man making globes by sticking two halves together Date: 1930s

Page from an unknown catalogue
41 pages from an unknown catalogue measuring 36.7 x 27.3 cm, including black and white illustrations of writing equipment, purses, toys, perambulators, bicycles and tricycles

London Trade Card - Masefields Paper Hanging and Papier Mache Manufactory in the Strand. 18th century

Suffragette Militant Money Box 1914
A suffragette money box in the form of a papier mÔú¿Úá▓ed pillar box with removable base. When a penny is posted in the letter box a figure of a woman pops up

Suffragette Militant Money Box 1913
A suffragette money box in the form of a papier mache red pillar box with removable base. When a penny is posted in the letter box a figure of a woman pops up

Dutch cub scout with papier mache
Dutch cub scout making something with papier mache, involving dipping pieces of paper in wet glue

Papier Mache Chair, Jennens and Bettridge

Papier Mache Pianoforte, by A. Dimoline, Bristol

Ladys Work Basket, Papier Mache, by A. Renel, of Vienna

Group of Articles in Papier Mache, by Spiers and Son, Oxford

Fair Print, with the image of the games and stalls and guys after the show, Jan Hendriksen, print maker: Anonymous, 1781 - 1828

Portrait of George IV, after Sir Thomas Lawrence: Painted on the Top of a George III Black Papier Mache Oval Box

Group Of Articles In Papier Mache, By Spiers And Son, Oxford

Papier Mache Pianoforte, By A. Dimoline, Bristol

Ladys Work Basket, Papier Mache, By A. Renel, Of Vienna

Papier Mache Chair, Jennens And Bettridge

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"Mache: A Timeless Art Form Unveiled" Step back in time and explore the enchanting world of mache, a versatile art form that has captivated generations. From its humble beginnings to its widespread popularity, mache continues to charm both young and old alike. Delve into the pages of Hamleys Toy Shop catalogue from 1937 (litho) and discover the magic of mache. This ancient craft takes shape as manufacturing globes, showcasing intricate details that transport us to far-off lands with just a glance. Unearthed from an unknown catalogue, we stumble upon a London Trade Card - Masefields Paper Hanging. Here, mache reveals itself as more than just decorative objects; it becomes an essential element in interior design, adding elegance and allure to any space. But mache's influence extends beyond aesthetics. It carries historical significance too. The Suffragette Militant Money Boxes from 1913 and 1914 stand as powerful symbols of women's fight for equality. Crafted with passion and purpose, these papier-mâché creations serve as reminders of past struggles and triumphs. Intriguingly enough, even Dutch cub scouts embrace this art form with their own unique twist. Witness a Dutch cub scout proudly displaying his papier-mâché creation – a testament to how mache transcends borders and cultures. Jennens and Bettridge present us with another marvel – the Papier Mâché Chair. Combining beauty with functionality, this piece showcases the craftsmanship involved in creating durable yet exquisite furniture using this age-old technique. And who could forget A. Dimoline's Papier Mâché Pianoforte? Nestled in Bristol lies this extraordinary instrument that harmonizes music with artistic expression seamlessly. As we immerse ourselves in these glimpses into history through various catalogues spanning decades, one thing becomes clear: mache is not merely an art form; it is a testament to human creativity and ingenuity.