Antiques And Collectibles: Antiques from The Owl at the Bridge

First published 1982. Foreword by Samuel Pennington, editor, Maine Antique Digest. Contents: Why Your Possessions Are Valuable; Who You Need To Know What Your Possessions Are Worth; How You Can Make Your Own Inventory or Appraisal; What Is It and What Is It Worth?; Where To Find Other Answers; index. ix, 326 pages, illus.; paper; Good+. Stock#ofc0382.

New York, Crown [1968, c1950].. Hard Cover. xvi, 303 p., illus. 26 cm. Introduction by John Meredith Graham II. In 2002 Sack was given the first Award of Merit by the Antique Dealers of America for establishing standards for dealers and collectors with this classic. Tenth printing. Collins. Stock#42170. Vg / no dj.

[Providence] RISD, 1965.. Soft Cover. l v. [xiv, Forward by Daniel Robbins (iii), lenders, introduction, 32, (catalogue), 2, blank, 84 illus.] 22 cm. Title continues: "selected from New England collections, October 23-November 28, 1965." Catalogue by Hugh J. Gourley, III of 327 entries. Catalog designed by Malcolm Greer. From the library of John Prip whose tea set , designed… Ler mais sobre este item

Hard Cover. 473 pages, 28.5 cm. Despite its murky illustrations, Turner, with its abundance of information, is indispensable for anyone interested in American silver. The pattern identifications alone are necessary for collectors and dealers. New; fine in shrinkwrap. Stock#23248/h.

NY, Gramercy [1970, c1950]. First published New York, M. Barrows, c1950. From the library of Danish-trained silversmith and teacher John (Jack) Prip. Hard Cover. 126 pages, 101 b/w illus., index; 21 cm. Vg / dj vg. Stock#45086.

NY [200-?]. Soft Cover. Gallery catalog with lots of silver including Hester Bateman, Paul Storr, Irish, royal, plus mostly Victorian jewelry. 39 p., 54 pieces of jewelry, 9 pieces of early American silver, 5 pieces of old Sheffield plate, 61 pieces of antique English silver, color photos throughout; pictorial paper wrappers; VG+. 34522.

Taipei [1976]. Hard Cover. 110 p.; 50 color, & 50 b/w plates; 28 cm. Stock# 34,838. Fine/ slipcase; near fine. Oriental art, terra cotta, ceramics, pottery.

N.Y., St Martin's Press/ Christie's Fine Art Auctioneers, c2001. Hard Cover. xvi, 236 p., illus., (some col.) 29 cm. The story of Arthur John Nash (1849-1934) and his son Leslie Hayden Nash (1884-1958) and their contributions to making glass for Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933). Contibutions the Tiffany firm has tried to minimize, but the significance of which is made… Ler mais sobre este item

N.Y. Robert M. McBride & Co [1939]. Hard Cover. 112 p.; illus. 38 cm. Thirty-seven articles taken from the magazine Arts & Decoration on subjects ranging from "Jacobean Furniture for the Small Collector" to"Racing Prints in Decoration" and Cut Glass. Good +, no d.j.

An informative and practical guide covering glass, metal, pottery, painting, wood and stone carving, needlework, etc., with a chapter on early lace by Mabel F. Bainbridge. Hardcover. 2 leaves, iii, 339 pages, color frontispiece, 232 illustrations, plates; 23 cm. Decorative covers smudged; good+. stock#Lopes007/h.

Washington, D.C. : Smithsonian Institution Press, 1980.. First Edition. Hard Cover. 27 p., illus., 27.5 cm. "Published on the occasion of an exhibition organized by and held at the Renwick Gallery of the National Collection of Fine Arts, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., February 29-July 6, 1980." "Documents the development of the Georg Jensen Silversmithy by examining the broad range… Ler mais sobre este item

c1981, Harrold; Columbia, Pa., NAWCC 1984. Soft Cover. "A Supplement to the Bulletin of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, Inc., Number 14, Spring 1984." Illustrations by Robert Backstrom. Photographs and cuts courtesy of Roy Erhardt. viii, 144 p., indexes, photos, diagrams, folding chart at end. Formation of the Industry; The Average American Watch; Inexpensive Watches; Precision… Ler mais sobre este item

New Orleans, La., NOMA, 1988. Soft Cover. 182 p., 65 color plates, 31 cm. Sumptuous catalog of an exhibition held at the New Orleans Museum of Art, 13 Nov. 1988-2 Feb. 1989, and three other U.S. locations through 1989. Essays by Harry St. C. Fane, Frayda Lindemann, John Bullard, Hans Nadelhoffer, Darrell Lee Brown. 32631x. Fine/… Ler mais sobre este item

Boston, Mass., The Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 2001. Hard Cover. xiv, 281 p., illus.; 28 cm. New England, especially Boston, was a center of the silversmith's art and craft in early America. In this volume, 11 distinguished scholars from museums and universities examine styles, forms and functions of silver from the time of John Hull and Robert Sanderson in… Ler mais sobre este item

London, Conran Octopus [1996].. Soft Cover. 208 p., index, illus. (300 color photos); 26 cm. Good survey by English experts. Foreword by Philippa Glanville; Early Silver by Michael Vickers; The Medieval Period by Anthony North & Marian Campbell; Renaissance & Mannerism by Timothy Schroder; Baroque, Rococo & Neoclassicism by Godfrey Evans, Peter Fuhring, James Lomax; The 19th Century by… Ler mais sobre este item

London, 1947. . Soft Cover. xx, [24], xxii-xxiii, [32], xxiii--xlii, 53, [3], lxi-lxxvi p., illus. throughout (a few in color); spiral bound in color pictorial stiff paper covers, 28 cm.; a bit worn but unused; VG. Contents include a glosary of terms in gold and silversmiths' work; silver marks; stamp collecting in 1946-47; Marks on pottery and porcelain;… Ler mais sobre este item

NY, Parke-Bernet Galleries, 1964. Soft Cover. [7], 110 pages, illus.; 26.5 cm. Property of the Marquise de Rosanbo and other owners. Stock#28315/h. Vg/ wrappers.

Woodbridge, Suffolk, England, Antique Collector's Club Ltd. [1989].. Hard Cover. 768 p., 400 b/w illus., 15,000 marks; 10,000 corrections of the 2nd edition. A third revised & enlarged edition of English Goldsmiths and their Marks, first pub. 1905. Arntzen/ Rainwater P 507. New from the publisher. (1799 tg) Antiques, collecting.

London & NY, Scala Publishers in association with Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, ©2000. Soft Cover. 112 p., 100 color illus.; 22 x 22.5 cm. Between the development of friction matches (ca 1830) and that of safety matches (ca 1910), match safes or vestas were a necessary part of everyday life. Wonderfully inventive designs in all sorts of materials were… Ler mais sobre este item

N.Y., Halcyon House, c1916. Hard Cover. xx, [14], 321 p., over 200 illus. With a supplementary chapter describing the celebrated collection of presidential china in the White House. Vg/ no dj. (2769)