Found 16 items in the class "Books/Nonfiction/Collecting".

	FURNITURE REFERENCE: Books WOOTON PATENT DESK SOFT COVER BOOK PUBLISHED IN 1983 BY INDIANA STATE MUSEUM AND THE OAKLAND MUSEUM IN CALIFORNIA. THIS BOOK WAS PRODUCED TO ACCOMPANY AN EXHIBITION OF THE SAME NAME ORGANIZED BY THE INDIANA STATE MUSEUM AND THE OAKLAND MUSEUM. THE BOOK CONTAINS 90 PAGES OF WITH NICE COLOR PICTURES OF THE DESKS AND A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE MAKERS OF THE KING OF DESKS.    $30.00
	Books-Nonfiction-Collecting: Knopf Furniture Volume II Chests, Cupboards, 12154. Book: The Knopf Collectors’ Guides to American Antiques: Furniture Volume II Chests, Cupboards, Desks & Other Pieces by Marvin William C. Ketchum, Jr.. NY: Chanticleer Press, Inc. 1982 1st Printing so marked. ISBN 0394712706. 177pp.8vo 8.5x4.25. For collectors of all types of chests, cupboards, desks, racks, stands, and other pieces made in America from the 17th century to the 1950’s. Color illustrations and full descriptions of 334 representative pieces, along with collecting tips, a price guide, and much more. DJ over soft decorative paper cover.    $35.00
	FURNITURE REFERENCE: books American Furniture of the 19th Century This is an important study by Richard and Eileen Dubrow of the fine handcrafted furniture made in America between 1840-1880. Most pieces are identified by the cabinetmaker who made them and biographies of the leading cabinetmakers from all over America are presented. There are special sections on Wooton desks and John Henry Belter, including significant information on the man. This book is a must, should you have any interest in this great era. Price includes shipping and handling.    $60.00
	FURNITURE REFERENCE: Wooton Poster from 1983 Exposition This is the same Wooton Exhibition as in the catalog/book I have been selling. This poster was produced in 1983 regarding the Indiana State Museum and The Oakland Museum Wooton Exhbition between 1983-1985. The poster is out of print. My copies have never been used and are in new condition. The poster is 30 inches tall and 20 inches wide. It features a full color picture of an extra grade desk. The posters are suitable for framing. Price includes shipping.     $30.00
	AUCTION CATALOGS: January 14, 1996 Pettigrew Auction Catalog January 14, 1996 Pettigrew Auction Catalog, nine lots of Belter furniture, six lots of Meeks furniture, Wooton desk, paintings, Victorian Furniture, Price $15, prices realized $2    $15.00
	Books-Nonfiction-Collecting: Collecting Small Silverware 12701. Book: Collecting Small Silverware by Stephen Helliwell. Oxford: Phaidon*Christie’s. 1988. ISBN: 0714880477. 192pp 4to 10x8.5. DJ over hard board cover. Very good. Includes: Collecting and caring for silver; cutlery; further dining-room silver; alcoholic antiques; bedroom and bathroom silver; desk equiptment and accessories; the tobacco trade; personal possessions; silver for children; etc. Profusely illustrated and very valuable reference.    $60.00
	Books-Nonfiction-Collecting: French Provincial Decorative Art 12300. Book: French Provincial Decorative Art by Catherine Oglesby. NY: Charles Scribner’s Sons. 1951. 214pp. Folio 12.25x9.5. DJ over hard board cover with acetate wrap. Includes French Provincial Design; France Builds Homes; Styles, Times and Kings; Furniture; Armoires and Cupboards; Beds; Buffets; Chairs and Commodes; Couches and Benches; Desks and Secretaries; Tables; Conversation Pieces; French Provincial in Canada; Mantels and Fireplace Fixtures; Mirrors; Glass; Clocks and Barometers; Metalmarks; Lighting Fixtures; Textiles; Ceramics; Wall Coverings; Floor Coverings; etc.    $45.00
	Books-Nonfiction-Collecting: American Antique Furniture 12218. Book: American Antique Furniture by Edgar G. Miller, Jr. with 2,115 illustrations in Two Volumes. Volume One. NY: Dover Publications, Inc. 1966. 606pp. 4to 10.75x8. Worn soft laminated cover. This volume includes: Styles of American Antique Furniture; Interesting Details; Chairs; Day-Beds, Settees, etc.; Sofas; Chests: Early Chest of Drawers; Highboys; Lowboys; Bureaus; Desks, Secretaries, etc.; Block-Front Furniture; Cupboards; Sideboards; Bedsteads.    $35.00
	Books-Nonfiction-Collecting: Early American Fine Points of Furniture 12220. Book Early American Fine Points of Furniture by Albert Sack. NY: Crown Publishers. 1978. 303pp 8vo 9.5x7.75. ISBN:0517001489. Contents include: chairs, beds, bureaus, chests and cupboards, chests-on-chests; clocks; desks; secretaries; highboys; lowboys; mirrors; sideboards; sofas, tables; restorations, replacements and imperfections. DJ over hard board cover.    $25.00
	Books-Nonfiction-Collecting: Illustrated Guide to Shaker Furniture 12234. Book: Illustrated Guide to Shaker Furniture by Robert F. W. Meader with 235 Illustrations. NY: Dover Publications, Inc. 1972. 128pp plus 18pp catalog. 4to 12x9. Necessary reference. Includes: Chairs and Footstools; Tables and Desks; Case Pieces and Miscellaneous Pieces; Pegs and Pegboards; Clocks; Stoves; Decadent and Doubtful Pieces; plus a shaker Chair Catalog.    $15.00
	FURNITURE REFERENCE: The Encyclopedia of Shaker Furniture by T. Rieman and Jean Burks Book DescriptionThis comprehensive reference documents the full scope of furniture from Shaker communities in New England, Ohio, and Kentucky. Furniture produced throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, ranging from free-standing tables, chairs, desks, boxes, and case clocks to built-in cupboards and cases of drawers, is shown in over 1,000 images, 698 in color. An extensive text provides a detailed account of Shaker history, culture, and religion. Further, it examines Shaker design and tools, reporting new research on the Shaker color palette. Using primary source materials, this book examines designs from specific Shaker communities and individual cabinetmakers. Endnotes, bibliography, glossaries, and technical terms make this beautiful reference required reading for everyone with an interest in Shaker design and culture.    $125.00
	SILVER: SILVER NOVELTIES IN THE GILDED AGE: 1870-1910 BY D. CROSBY Hardcover book published in March of 2001 - ISBN: 0764312952 - Size: 8 1/2" x 11" - Illustrations: 590 color photographs - Pages: 244 - Price Guide - **************************************** This beautiful book showcases hundreds of figural silver items that were used for many purposes during the luxurious Gilded Age. These endearing and sometimes whimsical designs, shown in nearly 600 color photos, include accoutrements for the dining room, the writing desk, the sewing room, the nursery, and much more. Among the items shown and described are spoons, tea balls, napkin rings, inkwells, pens and pencils, matchsafes, cigar cutters, thimbles, chatelaines, belt buckles, and baby rattles. Historical background plus valuable information on manufacturing techniques and marks is also included. With values provided in the captions and an extensive bibliography, this is a wonderful book for new and experienced collectors of figural silver novelties.     $49.95
	FURNITURE REFERENCE: Books FURNITURE MADE IN AMERICA: 1875-1905 SOFT COVER BOOK (320 PAGES) PUBLISHED BY SCHIFFER PUBLISHING IN 1994. THE AUTHORS HAVE EXHAUSTIVELY COMBINED ALL ORIGINAL CATALOG MATERIAL FROM MAJOR AMERICAN FURNITURES OF THE 1880 AND 90'S. THIS PERIOD WAS AMERICA'S HEY DAY OF GROWTH, AND ITS FURNITURE IS THE FASTEST GROWING FIELD OF COLLECTING TODAY. THIS BOOK WILL ENABLE THE READER TO IDENTIFY MAKERS AND GIVE IDEAS OF OTHER PIECES AVAILABLE. THIS BOOK PRESENTS A FASCINATING STUDY SHOWING HUNDREDS OF EXAMPLES COVERING FURNITURE FOR THE DINING ROOM, PARLOUR, LIBRARY, BEDROOM (BRASS BEDS), AND OFFICE (A TREMENDOUS NUMBER OF VARIATIONS OF ROLL TOP DESKS), INCLUDING RATTAN AND CHILDREN'S FURNITURE. THESE PIECES ARE STILL AVAILABLE IN THE MARKET AT REASONABLE PRICES AND ARE SUPERBLY CRAFTED.    $24.95
	PERIOD & CLASSICAL FURNITURE BOOKS: The Encyclopedia of Shaker Furniture by Timothy D. Rieman & Jean BurksISBN: 0764319280Size: 9" x 12" Illustrations: 698 color, 346 b/w photosPages: 576 This comprehensive reference documents the full scope of furniture from Shaker communities in New England, Ohio, and Kentucky. Furniture produced throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, ranging from free-standing tables, chairs, desks, boxes, and case clocks to built-in cupboards and cases of drawers, is shown in over 1,000 images, 698 in color. An extensive text provides a detailed account of Shaker history, culture, and religion. Further, it examines Shaker design and tools, reporting new research on the Shaker color palette. Using primary source materials, this book examines designs from specific Shaker communities and individual cabinetmakers. Endnotes, bibliography, glossaries, and technical terms make this beautiful reference required reading for everyone with an interest in Shaker design and culture.    $125.00
	PERIOD & CLASSICAL FURNITURE BOOKS: The Encyclopedia of Shaker Furniture by Timothy D. Rieman & Jean BurksISBN: 0764319280Size: 9" x 12" Illustrations: 698 color, 346 b/w photosPages: 576 This comprehensive reference documents the full scope of furniture from Shaker communities in New England, Ohio, and Kentucky. Furniture produced throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, ranging from free-standing tables, chairs, desks, boxes, and case clocks to built-in cupboards and cases of drawers, is shown in over 1,000 images, 698 in color. An extensive text provides a detailed account of Shaker history, culture, and religion. Further, it examines Shaker design and tools, reporting new research on the Shaker color palette. Using primary source materials, this book examines designs from specific Shaker communities and individual cabinetmakers. Endnotes, bibliography, glossaries, and technical terms make this beautiful reference required reading for everyone with an interest in Shaker design and culture.    $125.00
	PERIOD & CLASSICAL FURNITURE BOOKS: The Encyclopedia of Shaker Furniture by Timothy D. Rieman & Jean BurksISBN: 0764319280Size: 9" x 12" Illustrations: 698 color, 346 b/w photosPages: 576 This comprehensive reference documents the full scope of furniture from Shaker communities in New England, Ohio, and Kentucky. Furniture produced throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, ranging from free-standing tables, chairs, desks, boxes, and case clocks to built-in cupboards and cases of drawers, is shown in over 1,000 images, 698 in color. An extensive text provides a detailed account of Shaker history, culture, and religion. Further, it examines Shaker design and tools, reporting new research on the Shaker color palette. Using primary source materials, this book examines designs from specific Shaker communities and individual cabinetmakers. Endnotes, bibliography, glossaries, and technical terms make this beautiful reference required reading for everyone with an interest in Shaker design and culture.    $125.00

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