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Miller's: Antiques : Price Guide 2005 (Miller's Antiques Price Guide)

Miller's: Antiques : Price Guide 2005 (Miller's Antiques Price Guide)

List Price: $39.95
Your Price: $26.37
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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Its wonderful.
Review: I think the book shows a lot about antiques and good price guides.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This is verging on being a catalog.
Review: You would get a hernia trying to carry this around to antique malls. This book weights at least 5 lbs.

It is well laid out with a section on how to use the book. Most of the pictures are black and white with special designated sections called "Colour Review". There is a periods and styles chart. And lots of advertisements with phone numbers. Various disciplines are covered; some are Irish antiques, carousel animals, Poole pottery, majolica, and ceramics, and French provincial furniture.

I actually obtained it for the section on glass. There are several good descriptions and trademark displays. It mostly targets 18th and 19th century glass. I would like it more if this book had described production methods. However it does cover what it promised "Prices"

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This is verging on being a catalog.
Review: You would get a hernia trying to carry this around to antique malls. This book weights at least 5 lbs.

It is well laid out with a section on how to use the book. Most of the pictures are black and white with special designated sections called "Colour Review". There is a periods and styles chart. And lots of advertisements with phone numbers. Various disciplines are covered; some are Irish antiques, carousel animals, Poole pottery, majolica, and ceramics, and French provincial furniture.

I actually obtained it for the section on glass. There are several good descriptions and trademark displays. It mostly targets 18th and 19th century glass. I would like it more if this book had described production methods. However it does cover what it promised "Prices"


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