Antique Collectors Society Of South Africa. - Antiques in South Africa. No. 18. Winter 1986.

Cultural Press. Constantia 1986. Stapled glossy large format periodical. well illustrated. Front wrap creased at top corner else VG condition. contents unmarked. A veritable cornucopia of antiques from the subcontinent. A fine production with articles, photographs, and advertising concerned with smalls (such as silver, glass, china) as well as furniture, fine art, and the like. This was the South African leading antique periodical of the period. This issue includes: Philip Erskine, Melton Prior The Draughtsman Of The Jameson Raid. John Kevan, Caring For Your Pictures. Grace Soden, Tea Caddies. Willem Malherbe, Early Cape Wall-Cupboards. Barbara Von Salderen, Meissen Porcelain It's Development Until c.1760. John Beckett, Cigarette Cards Of Early Transvaal Days. Phyllis MacSymon, Chinese Porcelain The Forming Of A Small Collection. Doreen Greig, Herbert Baker In Johannesburg His Houses And Their Decor. Philip Erskine, Early Photographers Of The Reef.

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