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Judith Miller

    September 16, 1951 – January 1, 2023

    Judith Miller is a world-leading authority on antiques and collectibles. She has cultivated extensive knowledge through international research, establishing herself as a foremost expert in the field. Her writings delve into a wide array of subjects, encompassing antiques, collectibles, architecture, and interior design. Through her publications and appearances, she generously shares her insights and informed perspectives with a broad audience.

    Judith Miller
    Miller's Collectables Handbook & Price Guide 2019-2020
    Continental Porcelain. Buyer's Price Guide
    Miller's Collectables Handbook & Price Guide 2021-2022
    Furniture
    Miller's Collectables Handbook & Price Guide 2016-2017
    Chairs
    • Chairs

      • 336 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      Judith Miller celebrates and scrutinizes nearly 400 years of great seating in this sumptuous volume, an ode to the ingenuity of design, craftsmanship and sheer wow factor of the chair. Ranging from early antiques such as the 1680 Wainscot Chair and the 1740 Louis XV Chaise Lounge, to modern day collectibles such as Marc Newson's 1988  Embryo and Tom Dixon's 2007 Wingback, here are over 100 breathtaking chairs, all photographed on location.This lavish celebration of Chairs offers design aficionados and furniture lovers both authoritative text and 400 stunning photographs .In this beautifully designed volume, the chair really is the hero. 

      Chairs
    • Furniture

      • 560 pages
      • 20 hours of reading

      The complete guide to furniture design through the ages, from international expert Judith Miller. Features thousands of beautifully illustrated pieces and unsurpassed coverage including historical and contextual notes, influences, decorative features and motifs, materials, construction, profiles of designers, workshops and key movements, and themed collections with price evaluations.

      Furniture
    • Bells of Lowell

      • 704 pages
      • 25 hours of reading
      4.2(12)Add rating

      Adventure and romance in a fascinating New Hampshire mill town in the 1820s and 30s. Three books in one volume from two bestselling authors.

      Bells of Lowell
    • Period Style

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      This sequel to "Period Details" reflects a revival of interest in period design and furnishing. It provides a chronological guide to the style of each period and presents ways of recreating styles of the past. The book concludes with a 24-page directory listing suppliers, museums and courses.

      Period Style