Vintage Early American Antique Furniture Book by Morton Yarmon | 1952 Fawcett

Whether you're an antique furniture collector, interior design enthusiast, or simply love vintage reference books, this charming Early American Antique Furniture guide by Morton Yarmon is a wonderful snapshot of how Americans learned about antiques in the early 1950s. Published as Fawcett Book No. 145 (75¢ edition), this illustrated softcover features photographs, drawings, furniture identification tips, decorating ideas, restoration guidance, collecting advice, and a buyer's directory for antique shops of the era. It's as much a piece of vintage design history as it is a practical reference. The book covers classic American furniture styles including: Chippendale Queen Anne Pennsylvania Dutch Duncan Phyfe Hepplewhite Sheraton American Empire Colonial furniture Antique collecting and restoration Furniture woods and identifying characteristics Where to buy antiques (period guide) The black-and-white photography and typography make it an attractive display piece for coffee tables, libraries, or vintage décor.