A good, clean bound copy of The Antique Collector ~ Vol. 33 ~ Nos. 1 to 6, published from February through December 1962. Contents include the following learned articles : - No. 1, February :- The C.I.N.O.A. Exhibition ~ Casina Lodge, No. 8, Park Village West, Regent's Park ~ The Residence of Sir Hugh and Lady Dawson" ~ Provincial Miscellany ~ The R.A. Winter Exhibition" ~ "Silhouettes on Glass with Gold Backgrounds", by Peggy Hickman ~ "18th Century Furniture of Distinction", by R.W.P. Luff ~ "The International Art Treasures Exhibition { C.I.N.O.A. } at the Victoria and Albert Museum" ~ "Telling the Days", by H. Alan Lloyd, M.B.E., F.S.A., F.B.H.I. ~ "English Porcelain Figures", by Arthur Lane, Reviewed by Frank Tilley ~ No. 2, April :- "Saving the Leonardo" ~ "Ormeley Lodge, Ham Comon, ~ The Residence of the Earl and Countess of Westmorland" ~ "Domestic Cruets of Silver", by J.F. Hayward ~ "The Present State of Glass Studies ~ Part I", by W.A. Thorpe, F.S.A. ~ "The Third Midlands Antiques Fair" ~ "Rowlandson's Infinate Variety", by Adrian Bury, R.W.S. ~ "The Third Spring Antiques Fair, Chelsea" ~ "Thomas Girtin and his Contemporaries ~ Diploma Gallery Exhibition at the R.A." ~ "More Unrecorded Worcester Porcelain", by W.J. Grant-Davidson ~ "International Art Treasures Exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum" ~ "Spring Exhibition of Old Masters at the Leonard Koetser Gallery ~ No. 3, June :- "Fair Discoveries" ~ "Buscot Park, Berkshire ~ The Residence of Lord Faringdon" ~ "Chelsea and First Period Worcester in The Parkinson Collection", by Frank Tilley, F.R.S.A., F.I.A.L. ~ "Illustrated Review of the Stands ~ Antique Dealers' Fair, Grosvenor House" ~ "A Memorable Glass Exhibition" ~ "The Rich Woods of the Regency", by R.W.P. Luff ~ "A Royal Academy of Character" ~ "Gothic Clocks ~ Part I", by H. Alan Lloyd, F.S.A., F.B.H.I. ~ "The Present State of Glass Studies ~ Part II", by W.A. Thorpe ~ No. 4, August :- "Leonardo and the Art Boom" ~ "St. Giles's House ~ The Dorset Home of the Earl of Shaftsbury" ~ "Two Chippendale Bookcases in the Rococo Taste", by R.W.P. Luff ~ "The Queen's Art Gallery" ~ "Rare Charles I Transparencies", by Amoret and Christopher Scott ~ "Clarke Treasures at the Fitzwilliam" ~ "The 11th Annual Kensington Antiques Fair" ~ "The 14th Delft Fair" ~ "Verification Marks on Old Pewter Measures", by Harold W. Speight ~ "Gothic Clocks ~ Part II", by H. Alan Lloyd, F.S.A., F.B.H.I. ~ "The 12th Northern Antique Dealers Fair" ~ "Pewter from Norwich Churches" ~ No. 5, October :- "UNESCO and the World of Art" ~ "Denham Place, Bucks. ~ The Residence of The Lady Vansittart" ~ "Lyrical Sketches of Hercules Brabazon Brabazon", by Adrian Bury, R.W.S. ~ "An Unrecorded Tompion" ~ "The Twelfth Autumn Antiques Fair, Chelsea" ~ "The French Taste of Mr. John Jones ~ Part I ~ The Born Virtuoso", by W.A. Thorpe, F.S.A. ~ "Gems of Flemish, Dutch and Italian Art ~ koetser Gallery Autumn Exhibition" ~ "Resist Lustre Jugs for the Collector", by J.A.C. Stratton ~ No. 6, December :- "Specialist Societies for Collectors" ~ "Haseley Court, Little Haseley ~ The Oxfordshire Residence of Mrs. C.G. Lancaster" ~ "Ceramic Experiment in the Yuan Period", by Margaret Medley ~ "Portrait Miniatures and their Evolution", by Daphne Foskett ~ "Some Cabinets from the Collection of Mr. J. Paul Getty", by R.W.P. Luff ~ "Old Silver ~ On a Shoe-String", by Mrs. G.E.P. Howe ~ "19th Century Dutch Romantics", and "Early Pewter Shown at the Usher Gallery, Lincoln". Each issue retaining its original soft cover, advertisments and regular features.
