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American Cut Glass Association. J. Hoare and Co., Cut Glass, Corning, N. Y.
Romona, CA: American Cut Glass Association, n.d. In cooperation with The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York.
Quarto, paperbound (stiff turqoise and white wrappers), 144 pp. Near-Fine, with lightly rubbed covers.
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20.00 USD
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Berman, Harold. Bronzes: Sculptors & Founders, 1800-1930.
Chicago, Illinois: Abage Publishers. First Edition.
Signed by the Author. Quarto, brown cloth, gilt letters, 224 pp. Near-Fine, with light foxing (age darkening) in a Near-Fine, mylar protected dust jacket. From dust jacket: Here is the first definitive reference book dealing exclusively with collectable bronzes and the men who made them. Because of the commercial nature of these bronzes, they and their makers have largely been ignored, while a few scultors -- and painters who sculpted -- have received an inordinate amount of praise. The era covered saw a rise and decline of giant foundries. They cast millions of fine statuettes and other works of art for the general public. Today, these metal pieces are being sought and collected, both for their esthetic beauty and investment value. Extensive research culminated in this book's publication. For the first time hundreds of sculptures, representative of the years 1800-1930, are recognized and identified. For those who simply want to inspect or study the bronzes there are over 700 fine photos on the 129 plate pages; for those who want to read about them, 41 caption pages present capsuled descriptions. And for those who desire knowledge in the area of collecting/investing, there are informative articles.
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60.00 USD
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Broekel, Ray. The Great American Candy Bar Book. [Review Copy].
Boston, Massachusetts: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1982. First Edition, First Printing. Review Copy, with Review laid-in.
Quarto, paperbound (stiff white, illus. wrappers, 160pp. Very Good+, with lightly sunned, worn, spine. Candy Bar Gazebo, Volume II, Issue 3 - Summer, 1985, laid-in, along with a brochure for the 2nd Annual Chocolate Festival & Fair, Sept. 20-22, 1985. From lower cover: Here is an affectionate, mouth-watering history of the candy bar, from the original Hershey bar, in 1894, to Snickers, the most popular bar nationwide today. Nothing is left out, from regional specialties such as Goo-Goo Cluster and CHerry Humps to forgotten favorite such as Chicken Dinner, Duck Lunch, Walnettos, Dipsy Doodle, Buck Private, and Leaping Lena. Also recalled here are the rain of Baby Ruth bars over Pittsburgh, the 3100-pound Clark bar, Bobby Riggs and the 22-pound Sugar Daddy, and much, much more. So why wait? Devour the next best thing to the bar itself: The Great American Candy Bar Book.
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20.00 USD
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Buten, Harry M. Wedgwood ABC, But Not Middle E.
Merion, PA: Buten Museum of Wedgwood, [1964].
Signed by author. Large octavo, softbound (navy blue illus. wrappers), xv, 112 pp. Very Good, with edgewear and inked-over prices on front cover and ffep; interior clean, bright & tight. Contents: The Man -- A Brief History of Wedgwood; Wedgwood Proprietors; The War; The Jasper Story; Wedgwood Imitators; Repairs; The Collector; Wedgwood Mark Highlights; Prices; New, Second Hand, or Antique; Dating Wedgwood; Marks; Variety; Potting; History; Starting A Wedgwood Collection; Status; Specialized Collections; Bibliography; Organized Wedgwood Collecting; Wedgwood Price Chart; Three Letter Marks; Registry Marks; Index; Parts of a Vase.
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10.00 USD
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C. Dorflinger & Sons. C. Dorflinger & Sons, New York, New York, Factory White Mills, Pa. Cut Glass Catalog.
Hanover, PA: Everybody's Press, (1970).
Quarto, paperbound (stiff, stapled, red wrappers), unpaginated. Near-Fine, with lightly rubbed edges.
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25.00 USD
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Caldwell, Benjamin Hubbard, Jr. Tennessee Silversmiths. [The Frank L. Horton Series].
Winston-Salem: The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA), The University of North Carolina Press, (1988).
Quarto, royal blue cloth (hardcover), silver letters, xi + 216 pp. Fine (As New) in a Fine (As New) dust jacket. From dust jacket: Among the artisans who settled and worked in Tennessee from the early 1790s until the Civil War period were tradesmen who made, repaired, plated, and retailed silver, jwelry, clocks, and watches. The geography, history, settlement, and trade patterns of Tennessee, combined with the experiences of the silversmiths themselves, brought about often unique regional styles. As the fledgling state matured, so did the products of its silversmiths. By the mid-nineteenth century, however, the silversmithing trade in Tennessee increasingly was affected by a dramatic shift in the technology of production...In this original survey Ben Caldwell divides the study of Tennessee silver into three chronological periods, outlines the lives of the silversmiths, clock and watchmakers, jewelers, and retailers who worked in Tennessee before 1860, and illustrates their work...
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50.00 USD
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Chandler, Walter B. Catalogue of Golden Opportunities. With Illustrations and Instructions How To Operate Coin-Operating Machines.
Gaithersburg, MD: Francis Patrick Collectibles. Facsimile Reprint of the Providence, RI: The Bradford Scale Company, 1913.
Oblong quarto, paperbound (stiff, stapled wrappers), 47 pp. Near-Fine, with lightly rubbed covers. With Price LIst No. 501: Trade Stimulators, Amusement Machines, Vending Machines and Automatic Money-Paying Machines, Bradford Scale Company, laid-in.
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15.00 USD
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