Antiques


The Goldfinch
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Looking for Me
The Antique Hunter's Guide to Murder (Antique Hunter’s, #1)
Killer Stuff and Tons of Money: Seeking History and Hidden Gems in Flea-Market America
For Whom the Bell Tolls (Sparknotes Literature Guides)
Deadly Appraisal (Josie Prescott Antiques Mystery, #2)
The Apple Orchard (Bella Vista Chronicles, #1)
The Last Devil to Die (Thursday Murder Club, #4)
Consigned to Death (Josie Prescott Antiques Mystery #1)
Hidden Riches
Stealing with Style (Sterling Glass, #1)
The Little Shop of Found Things (Found Things, #1)
How to Wash a Cat (The Cats and Curios Mystery #1)
Dolled Up for Murder (Josie Prescott Antiques Mystery, #7)
Walt Disney's Donald Duck by Al TaliaferroHis Dark Enchantress by Victoria ChathamBatman by Roy ThomasDuck and Cover by Janet F. SmartX Child Stars by Kathy Garver
Nostalgic Reads!
21 books — 2 voters
CODOGNATO by Pierre HebeyThe Last Knight by Pierre TerjanianHeroic Armor of the Italian Renaissance Filippo Negroli and H... by Stuart W. PyhrrVirtuoso Goldsmiths and the Triumph of Mannerism 1540-1620 by J.F. HaywardGuido Mocafico & Victoire de Castellane by Eric Troncy
•One-Eyed Willie's Marble Sack
102 books — 2 voters

Battle of the Bookstores by Ali BradyThe Mistletoe Motive by Chloe LieseThe Last Page by Katie  HoltBookishly Ever After by Mia  PageBetter Than Fiction by Alexa  Martin
Bookshop Romances
103 books — 13 voters
84, Charing Cross Road by Helene HanffThe Golden Compass by Philip PullmanKiller Stuff by Sharon FifferThe Old Curiosity Shop by Charles DickensThe Family Vault by Charlotte MacLeod
Fictional Antiques & Collectibles
145 books — 24 voters


Laura   Gentile
“ The mother was convinced that the purchase of this piece of furniture would facilitate the bond she so hungered for with Gabriela, although she hated the unnerving history associated with the paravent. But, she thought, what could it possibly do to a child? ”
― Laura Gentile, Within Paravent Walls

Jonathan Gash
“ The risks in antiques fraud are relative. Other criminals risk the absolute. You've never heard of a fraudster involved in a shoot-out, of the "Come and get me, copper!" sort. Or of some con artist needing helicopter gunships to bring him. No, we subtle-mongers do it with the smile, the promise, the hint. And we have one great ally: greed. And make no mistake. Greed is everywhere, like weather. ...more ”
― Jonathan Gash, The Great California Game

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