Costume Jewellery (DK Collector's Guides)
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Average customer review:Product Description
Diamantes are set to become a girl's best friend with this collector's guide to costume jewellery. Judith Miller introduces over 1500 pieces with a combination of historical and price guide information. The book includes features on over 40 major designers and factories, including Chanel and Dior, as well as coverage of lesser known designers, anonymous masterpieces and contemporary designers.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #352514 in Books
- Published on: 2003-10-02
- Original language: English
- Binding: Hardcover
- 256 pages
Editorial Reviews
Review
"You can hear the cheers going up from collector's all over the country. At long last, a well researched and comprehensive price guide to costume jewellery! This timely book is an essential source of information and advice." antiquesworld.co.uk "her usual easy to use format." Collect It!
About the Author
Judith Miller's expert knowledge and advice is regularly featured in BBC Homes & Antiques and London's Evening Standard. Her TV credits include The Antiques Trail and It's Your Bid. Judith lives in North London.
Customer Reviews
Ideal for the new collector!
I love this book! Includes beautiful, large and detailed photographs, clear descriptions of styles and materials and excellent, concise designer profiles.
The designer profile section is easy to use and it also includes lesser known names. All in all, very helpful for a novice costume jewellery collector!
A hit with me
Good value, a large book with many clear photographs and descriptions. A good reference book for anyone starting out collecting in this field. Prices are in english pounds. I fully recommend this book.
A BEAUTIFUL READ!!
This is a great book for costume jewellery collectors it has a full range of designs pages seperated by designer it lists all the top names that you should be looking out for and shows great examples of their work. It also have a full range of unsigned examples for you to check out! Each designer has a bio of dates and where they designed for example kramer - dates he worked for dior etc.
A lovely book (I especially like the section on miriam haskell)



