The Best Clock Collecting Books of All Time

The most informative and user-friendly reference book on antique American clocks is now available. With more than 700 photos coupled with current values, this encyclopedia is filled with timeless information that helps both the beginning and advanced clock collector. Showcasing decades of research by clock experts Robert and Harriett Swedberg, this impressive compilation features classic clocks, shelf clocks, novelty clocks, wall clocks and grandfather clocks from more than 15 companies.

As dependable as the timepieces it covers, this new work is destined to become an indispensable reference book for collectors, dealers, decorators and all who appreciate the timeless quality of antique clocks. - More than700 black-and-white photos. - 16-page color section. - Current market values. - Helpful collecting and pricing tips. - Historical information.

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Clocks are among the most popular and useful antiques and this all new price guide provides a comprehensive reference to timepieces from the 17th century through the 20th. More than 300 crisp photographs highlight detailed descriptions of varied clocks produced over the centuries. Each clock listing includes accurate pricing information. Features a special 16-page color section, as well as an informative introductory report on clock collecting basics, a glossary of terms, and a bibliography. With more than 1,400 entries, this compact guide is an invaluable aid to all collectors, dealers, and appraisers.

Kyle Husfloen is editor-at-large of Antique Traderä Weekly and the author and editor of several other antiques and collectibles guides. Mark Moran is a highly respected antiques expert and also the editor of Antique Trader® Furniture Price Guide. • More than 1,400 detailed, accurate listings. • Includes a helpful glossary of terms and a bibliography, as well as a special report on clock collecting basics. • 16-page color section to aid in identification.