by A . A . C . Hedges (Author)
While the prices of most antiques have soared in recent decades, rising well beyond the price-range of the average person, bottles have remained comparatively inexpensive. In Victorian times, our forebears packed everything from tea to hair-restorer in glass bottles that were discarded with general household refuse - with the result that, in rubbish dumps all over Britain, these bottles are waiting to be dug up, each non-machine-made bottle a collector's item that affords the collector a rare opportunity to unearth and restore their own collection. This book describes the development of bottles of all sorts and illustrates over two hundred examples.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 32
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Shire Publications
Published: 10 May 2011
ISBN 10: 0852632096
ISBN 13: 9780852632093