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Art Restoration : The Culture the Business and the Scandal

Art Restoration : The Culture, the Business, and the Scandal

by Beck, James, et al - Paperback (W W Norton & Co Inc; Sep 1, 1995)

Art Restoration : The Culture, the Business, and the Scandal
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Finders Keepers : Eight Collectors

Finders, Keepers : Eight Collectors

by Gould, Stephen Jay, et al - Paperback (W W Norton & Co Inc; Jan 1, 1994)

Finders, Keepers : Eight Collectors
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Sourcebook Of Modern Furniture

Sourcebook Of Modern Furniture

by Habegger, Jerryll, et al - Hardcover (W W Norton & Co Inc; May 16, 2005)

Sourcebook Of Modern Furniture
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Finders Keepers : Eight Collectors

Finders, Keepers : Eight Collectors

edited by Gould, Stephen Jay - Hardcover (W W Norton & Co Inc; Apr 1, 1992)

Finders, Keepers : Eight Collectors
$31.18

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Identifying American Furniture : A Pictorial Guide to Styles and Terms Colonial to Contemporary

Identifying American Furniture : A Pictorial Guide to Styles and Terms, Colonial to Contemporary

by Naeve, Milo M. - Revised Edition, Paperback (W W Norton & Co Inc; Sep 1, 1998)

Identifying American Furniture : A Pictorial Guide to Styles and Terms, Colonial to Contemporary
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