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How home and property owners can tell if their possessions are valuable. Covers silver, china, crystal, glassware, furniture, bric-a-brac, art, oriental carpets, militaria, firearms, limited editions (books). Also describes obtaining information from appraisers, auction houses, tag sales, antiques dealers, price guides.
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Emyl Jenkins' appraisal book: identifying, understanding, and valuing your treasures
1989, Crown
in English
- 1st Crown ed.
0517570866 9780517570869
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Table of Contents
Silver: Sterling and Silver Plate, All That Glitters is Not Gold
China: Replacing the Broken Plates Can Break You
Crystal and Glassware
Furniture: Chip Off the Old Block of Chipboard?
Bric-a-Brac and Accessories: Little Things Mean a Lot
Art: Old Master or Just Old?
Magical, Mysterious Oriental Carpets
Militaria (Military): The most Often Thrown Away Bag of Gold
Firearms
Limited Editions
Basements and Attics: Junk or Junque?
P.S. The Forgotten Essentials.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 303-311), and index.
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