Care and Repair of Antiques

During several years of lecturing in widely separated cities and by queries from readers of a syndicated series of brief articles, I have met or been in correspondence with many people, all interested in American antiques. "How can I tell if it is an antique?" "How can I know its age and where it was made?"

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Table of Contents:

COVER

FOREWORD

CONTENTS

ILLUSTRATIONS

CHAPTER I

The Look of the Antique

CHAPTER II

Where to Find Antiques

CHAPTER III

How to Judge Antique Furniture

CHAPTER IV

Old Silver and Its Imitations

CHAPTER V

Antique Porcelain and Earthenware

CHAPTER VI

American Glass-Pressed and Blown

CHAPTER VII

Pewter, Brass and Copper

CHAPTER VIII

Prints of Varied Types and Kinds

PART TWO

CHAPTER IX

Refinishing Antique Furniture

CHAPTER X

Making Drawers Track and Beds Usable

CHAPTER XI

Fixing Tables and Chairs

CHAPTER XII

Proper Hardware for Antique Furniture

CHAPTER XIII

Remedies for Ailing and Damaged Glass

CHAPTER XIV

Care and Treatment of Old Prints

CHAPTER XV

Care of Pewter, Silver and China