furniture (components)
type: Item
URI: http://w3id.org/lob/concept/1353
instance of: SKOS Concept
scope note: Hardware, most often of metal but including wood and bone, attached to a binding, usually with a protective, but also often decorative, function. The most common types of furniture are bosses, and corner-pieces, but title frames, rubbing strips, shoes and studs are also found. The use of furniture was at its height in the fifteenth century, and reduces rapidly in the sixteenth century, becoming more and more associated with books with a public or religious function.
scope note: et stykke hardt materiale, som regel av metall (jern, kobberlegering, sølv), men også av horn, ben eller tre som festes på bindet i den hensikt å beskytte mot slitasje
has broader: Item Link Placeholder
has broader: components
is in scheme: Item Link Placeholder
is in scheme: Language of Bindings
has narrower: Item Link Placeholder
has narrower: bosses
has narrower: rubbing strips
has narrower: book chains
has narrower: combined corners
has narrower: corners (furniture)
has narrower: edge fittings
has narrower: plates (furniture)
has narrower: studded spine straps
has narrower: surface fittings
has narrower: title frames
has narrower: fore-edge stabilisers
has narrower: chain components
has narrower: metal sides
label: beslag @nb