There are literally thousands of books about antiques. So where should you start?

With over 30 years of experience, I have rounded up my top 10 favourites for you to add to your shelves.

From Jeffrey Beard to Richard Goffrey, these are the books that I would recommend to you if you were serious about getting into antiques.

Which one are you going to pick up first? Let us know in the comments.

1. The English regional chair by Bernard de Cotton (Antique Collectors Club).

I came across this wonderfully informative book in a gallery and immediately added it to my must-have list.

I’ve used it as a guide on many occasions, and it is, in essence to me, well worth a read! England and indeed Scotland, Ireland and Wales all had their own styles and makers.

2. Swiss carvings, the art of the bl

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