Warman's American Clocks Field Guide
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Book Description
Avoid costly mistakes! Use that telephone book sized reference under the short leg of the kitchen table; use this new pocket-sized American clock guide to make critical, on-the-spot deals at shows, auctions, and estate sales. Numerous clocks have been replicated over the years, and enthusiasts need this handy reference to help them differentiate between the valuable originals and the cleverly crafted replicas.
From old schoolhouse clocks to stately grandfather clocks, this quick and easy-to-use portable reference is the perfect "take-anywhere" pocket guide for antiquers on the go. Offers detailed photographs and current pricing information for grandfather, wall, classic, shelf, and novelty clocks. This guide also features an overview of clock types and a brief history of clock making.
* Covers grandfather, wall, classic, shelf, and novelty clocks * Offers current market values * Features more than 500 photographs for easy identification
About the Author
Robert and Harriet Swedberg have been publishing books about antiques for more than 25 years, including such titles as Encyclopedia of Antique American Clocks, American Clocks & Clockmakers, American Oak Furniture Styles, Price Guide to Antique Clocks, and Encyclopedia of American Oak Furniture. They travel throughout Europe and the United States to photograph, identify, and research values for antique clocks. Robert and Harriet Swedberg share their knowledge through conducting seminars, teaching classes, and lecturing and exhibiting at antique shows. They live in Moline, Illinois.
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