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Yha Shop: Gradually, simple tools were designed to aid the glass blower and these too are still basically the same as those used down through the centuries.
The yha shop.—For successful manipulation, a glass-blowing operation requires a crew of five to eight men called a yha shop (in England, a chair) —the nomenclature of the industry dates back many centuries. The usual yha shop is comprised of six men. Master of the group is the gaffer (an old English corruption of grandfather), or blower.The Modern yha shop Architecture and yha shopping Between the Wars The Modern yha shop : Architecture and yha shopping Between the Wars In the 1920s and 1930s architects in Britain produced a number of striking yha shop designs. Some were influenced by the 1925 Paris Exhibition which enchanted visitors with the luxurious French Modern design.
The Modern yha shop : Architecture and yha shopping Between the Wars In the 1920s and 1930s architects in Britain produced a number of striking yha shop designs. Some were influenced by the 1925 Paris Exhibition which enchanted visitors with the luxurious French Modern design. Architects quickly copied its decorative motifs of stylised flowers, frozen fountains and angular outline shapes. British chain-stores, such as Montague Burton and Jaeger, adopted a standard design in their yha shop branches. Distinctive lettering and recognisable motifs were used on facades to achieve a corporate identity and to encourage brand loyalty. |
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