This pictorial guide sheds light on a collectible that was in its full glory between 1948 and 1958. Depicting people, birds, animals, vehicles, and other objects, television lamps are most often ceramic, some almost porcelain quality. Ceramic lamps as well as those made of plaster, chalk, glass, metal, and wood are showcased in this book including more than 350 colour photos.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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Over 350 photos, with descriptions and up-to-date values.,
By A Customer
This review is from: TV Lamps: Identification and Value Guide (Paperback)
A handy field guide for quick identification of T.V. Lamps and values with extensive color photographs. A must have for the beginner and serious collector to take to flea markets and auctions.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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An excellent resource book for antique lovers/collectors.,
By Dolores Reilly (West Chester, PA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: TV Lamps: Identification and Value Guide (Paperback)
If you are an avid seeker of bargains and/ or collector of treasures, you need this book! After browsing through this book, I remembered seeing similar lamps at recent antique shows. I was not familiar with the lamps but heard someone comment on their future value. This book was most informative and an easy reference. The photos in the book are excellent.
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TV Lamps: Identification and Value Guide,
By Antique Lover--NYC (New York, New York) - See all my reviews
This review is from: TV Lamps: Identification and Value Guide (Paperback)
Who Knew?! What an easy-to-digest guide to a rare and forgotten art! Not filled with professional jargon and flea market lingo. Perfect for the treasure hunting novice. Santiso's extensive knowledge and collection of such an obscure genre of antique art is a sign of pure genius. Bravo to the Math Teach gone retro art king!
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