The Connoisseur’s Concise Encyclopaedia of Antiques , complete in 2 volumes, surveys over 500 years of skilled craftsmanship in creation of Antiques. The book is illustrated with 32 pages of full colour and 64 pages of black and white photographs. It is not only a superb record of a vanishing tradition but also an invaluable work reference for the collector. Volume One deals mainly with furniture in five different chapters devoted to mahogany, oak, small pieces, Victorian and walnut. The remaining nine chapters include arms and armour, chests, clocks and watches, delft ware, glass, maps and miniatures. The central chapters of volume two are those on pottery, porcelain and silver,. The remaining chapters include pewter, tea chests, objects of vertu, Victoriana and wine labels.

paperbacks (2) in a presentation box. – box is showing some wear and tear but the books are in very good condition.