Reference Books: Early and Fine American Furniture and

Antique reference books. American Antiques (N. Hudson); Early Furniture Made In New Jersey; Fine Points of Furniture (A. Sack); American Furniture 1788-1825 (Montgomery; John Townsend (M. Hecksher); F

Grouping of appx 10 Antique Furniture Reference books with early American Furniture by Osborne, Early American Furniture Maker's Manual by Marlow, Old Furniture by Smith, Furniture Antiques Found in V

Large Group of Reference Books, to include Early American Stencils, furniture, clocks, along with antiques.

Nutting Furniture Treasury, Early American Wooden Ware, American Folk Painting, 19th and 20th Century Art, and others.

British Early Oak Furniture Reference Book. Oak Furniture, The British Tradition. By Victor Chinnery. English and American antique furniture. Scarce essential reference.

(20+) Books on antique furniture, including Hidden Treasures by Leigh & Leslie Keno, Understanding & Evaluating Early American Furniture, The New Fine Points of Furniture Early American by Albert Sack

THE NEW FINE POINTS OF FURNITURE, EARLY AMERICAN BY SACK, 1993, WITH DUST JACKET - FURNITURE AND ITS MAKERS OF CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA BY SCHIFFER, 1978 - AMERICAN PAINTED FURNITURE 1790-1880 BY

Israel Sack, American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, Vols 1 & 2 in slipcase, 1969, Highland House Alber Sack, The New Fine Points of Furniture: Early American, 1993, Crown John T. Kirk, Ame

Kentucky Furniture from Speed Museum (white book on top); Palmer, Chinese Export Porcelain; Swan, American Needlework; Hummel, American Chippendale: Middle Atlantic and Southern Colonies; Sack, Fine P

Coin Books Reference "THE FUGIO CENTS" by Alan Kessler 1976 "THE FUGIO CENTS" by Alan Kessler, 1976, With Original Dust jacket, Choice Extremely Fine. "THE FUGIO CENTS: A Simple Method for Identifying

VARIOUS VINTAGE REFERENCE BOOKS. EARLY AMERICAN IRON WARE, CUT GLASS, CUSTOM BUILT RIFLES AND MORE.

Lot of 2 ironstone identification framed illustrations together with an ironstone reference book "Early American Ironware"

Including titles such as "The Work of Many Hands: Card Tables in Federal America 1790-1820"; "American Chairs: Queen Anne and Chippendale"; "Classical Taste in American 1800-1840"; "The Windsor Style"

Description: A collection of 12 reference books concerning antique American furniture including Philadelphia furniture from William Penn to George Washington, federal period, american painted furnitur

include: "Philadelphia Furniture: 1682-1807" by William MacPhearson Hornor jr. , published 1935, hardcover, hand cut pages, illustrated throughout. "The M. & M. Karolik Collection of 18th Century Amer

include: "Hornor's Blue Book: Philadelphia Furniture" by William MacPhearson Hornor jr. , Highland House Publishers 1988, hardcover with original dust jacket, larger 8vo, 340 pages, good condition. "N

Three Important Books on Early American Furnitureas follows: Hurst, Ronald L. and Prown, Jonathan. Southern Furniture 1680-1830: The Colonial Williamsburg Collection (Williamsburg: The Colonial Willi

Five Reference Books on Early Southern Furnitureto include: Burton, E. Milby. Charleston Furniture 1700-1825, Charleston Museum (1955); Burroughs, Paul H. Southern Antiques (1967), a reprint of the 19

A large group of American and English reference books, topics including American furniture, folk art, dolls and samplers, thirty two books in total.

Unquestionably the best reference book available on early American schoolgirl needlework. This original two volume hardcover boxed set has never been opened and is still in its original clear protecti

BOOKS: Ten books on Connecticut and early American furniture, and decorative arts, including: Kauffman Bowers, "Early American Andirons", 1974; John Mead Howells, "Architectural Heritage of the Piscat

Miller, American Antique Furniture, Nutting, American Furniture Treasury Volumes I and II, and others. 13 titles total.

A fine early American Romweber Furniture co hall table or library table with Art Nouveau carving on slanted panel legs. Measuring approx 29.5" high x 66.5" wide x 22" deep. Some light wear and scuffs

REFERENCE BOOKS FINE ART SILVER CERAMIC FURNITURE: 1.) Prescott, Kenneth. “Ben Shahn - A Retrospective 1898 – 1969. The Jewish Museum of New York, 1976. 2.) Doty, Robert & Waldman, Diane. Adolph G