A practical non-fiction guide to collecting decorative antiques, this volume focuses on small ornamental objects and collectible household pieces, offering readers a structured introduction to identifying, understanding, and appreciating the details that make such items worth noticing. Therle Hughes writes from deep familiarity with the world of antiques and brings together useful guidance with a close eye for style, craftsmanship, and the cultural history behind everyday decorative objects. The book speaks to readers interested in antiques, collecting, vintage home décor, and material culture, while opening a wider view of how small objects can reflect changing tastes, domestic life, and the quiet appeal of things that survive across generations.
Author: Therle Hughes
Publisher: Bookplan / Lutterworth Press
Publication Year: 1966
Number of Pages: 216
