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In recent times, the magical world of antiques has taken television by storm. Programme makers have tapped into our fascination for hidden treasures and produced daytime delights such as Bargain Hunt and Cash in the Attic. The BBC follows up CITA with this accompanying book, written by one of the programme's experts, and sheds light on how to search through forgotten junk to spot that genuine article. The book also contains multiple-choice quizzes, checklists and handy contact addresses for anyone wishing to embark on an antiques trail. (Kirkus UK)
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If you are clearing out a loft, bottom drawer or garage and want to know how to pick out a saleable item from amongst the junk then this book is your practical guide. "Cash in the Attic" aims to de-mystify the antiques business by explaining how to spot a treasure and how to sell it. Paul Hayes, one of the programme's antiques experts, goes through different categories of collectibles, from paintings and porcelain, to clocks and books, and reveals his tips on how to date an item, how to value it, and how to tell a genuine from a fake. Not only does Hayes explain what to look for and how to assess the quality of your discoveries, he also offers advice on the selling process, be it through an auction house, the internet or at a car boot sale. This is a must-have checklist for anyone embarking on the antiques world for the first time.
In recent times, the magical world of antiques has taken television by storm. Programme makers have tapped into our fascination for hidden treasures and produced daytime delights such as Bargain Hunt and Cash in the Attic. The BBC follows up CITA with this accompanying book, written by one of the programme's experts, and sheds light on how to search through forgotten junk to spot that genuine article. The book also contains multiple-choice quizzes, checklists and handy contact addresses for anyone wishing to embark on an antiques trail. (Kirkus UK)
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If you are clearing out a loft, bottom drawer or garage and want to know how to pick out a saleable item from amongst the junk then this book is your practical guide. "Cash in the Attic" aims to de-mystify the antiques business by explaining how to spot a treasure and how to sell it. Paul Hayes, one of the programme's antiques experts, goes through different categories of collectibles, from paintings and porcelain, to clocks and books, and reveals his tips on how to date an item, how to value it, and how to tell a genuine from a fake. Not only does Hayes explain what to look for and how to assess the quality of your discoveries, he also offers advice on the selling process, be it through an auction house, the internet or at a car boot sale. This is a must-have checklist for anyone embarking on the antiques world for the first time.
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