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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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A hugely informative and wonderful encyclopedia of antiques. This book is a complete encyclopedia of antiques found in Quebec. It details the history and method of creations of antiques that have been influenced by French, English, and American designers and creators. It is one-of-a-kind when it comes to quality photogrpahs, the pictures are clear and detailed and give the reader excellent methods of identification. This book is not a price guide, it is purely a method of reference when looking for a particular design or style of antique. Search this book on Abebooks |
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This book is a great addition for both collectors and dealers, it allows the reader to check known marks on antiques and collectables likely to available in North America, with an emphasis on Canadiana. For this reason the book includes known Canadian silver marks as well as British hall marks. It also contains marks on glass including art glass, cut glass, bottles and other containers. There is a section on ceramics and there are illustrations of a wide selection of early marks on china, pottery and porcelain. Search this book on Abebooks |
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This book is a great guide to all things clocks. There are detailed photographs of all types of clock from Grandfather to carriage, with prices to match. The values in this guide are taken from many sources, and they represent the prices at that time. Unfortunately the book is not divided into chapters, although it does have a very good index to help find your specific clock. Search this book on Abebooks |
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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The book to have if you are looking to buy or sell clocks. This book is a guide suited to collectors and dealers, it details a guide to prices of clocks in Canada. This guide does not inlcude museum clock collections and neither are private individuals. Most of the clocks shown were offered for sale during the past seven years (from the date of print), but the values given are those current at the time of printing. Search this book on Abebooks |
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This is an excellent paper written in 1967 looking at the revival of the creative arts from French Canada. There are some great photos and some interesting information.
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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A Quebec book of general antiques with black and white and colour photographs. Easily divided into different antique styles and categories for quick research and identification. The rear of the book contains some useful Antique dealers and shop addresses within Quebec. Contains Advertising, Folk Art, Wooden objects, Old furniture, Ceramic, and much much more. Search this book on Abebooks |
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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A comprehensive book detailing the artistic techniques and creations from Indians and Eskimo cultures. The book looks into the techniques and the history related to these arts and identifies the criteria for authenticity. Contains about 150 black and white photographs and about 30 colour photographs. Search this book on Abebooks |
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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This book details the Artisans of Quebec. It includes chapters on; sculpting, embroidery, ceramics, and pottery. There are about 50 black and white photographs used to illustrate the techniques and crafts produced by artists from Quebec. Search this book on Abebooks |
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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A hugely informative and must have encyclopedia of the antiques of Quebec, specifically looking at; furntiure, games and toys, books, lights, sculptures, cutlery, and firearms. The book contains around 350 black and white photographs and illustrations to give the reader as much information about antiques in Quebec. Search this book on Abebooks |
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Submitted Date : 2010/5/5 - Submitted by: UKboy
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A greatly detailed look at Folk Art from Ontario mainly focused on the 19th Century. Contains information and history on artifcats such as textiles, sculptures, gameboards, and furniture. Throughout the book there are photographs in colour (40) and black and white (75), each page is clearly lade out and enables the reader to identify distinguishing marks and features of Ontario Folk Art. Search this book on Abebooks |
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