Whatever they are purchasing, collectors need portable references that have the information they need to make informed buying decisions. And that’s especially true for glass items from the 1950s and 60s, because there are so many affordable and accessible options out there to choose from. Which would make the best investment? This compact Miller’s guide provides an excellent entry point to this area. It covers the wide range of techniques, shapes, colors, and textures of 50’s and 60’s glassware, and all the major manufacturing centers—Finland, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, Italy, Britain, and the US. There are full-color photos of more than 125 items; price guides for every piece displayed; and Fact Files with additional special details to enhance a collector’s knowledge.
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Nigel Benson trained originally as a landscape architect. He started to collect glass in the mid-1970s and began dealing in British, Scandinavian, and Continental glass in 1986. He now runs a shop, Twentieth-Century Glass, in Kensington Church Street, London.
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