Miller’s Late Georgian to Edwardian Furniture Buyer’s Guide by Jonty Hearnden

Miller’s Late Georgian to Edwardian Furniture Buyer’s Guide by Jonty Hearnden is an indispensable reference work for collectors, antique dealers, interior designers, restorers, and enthusiasts of fine English furniture. Published in 2003 by Miller’s Publications, this extensively illustrated hardcover edition offers a detailed exploration of furniture styles spanning the Late Georgian, Regency, Victorian, and Edwardian periods.

Compiled with the expertise expected from the renowned Miller’s series, this revised edition contains approximately 3,500 illustrated examples, including hundreds in full colour, making it both an authoritative identification guide and an engaging visual reference. Late Georgian to Edwardian Furniture covers a wide range of furniture types including chairs, cabinets, desks, tables, mirrors, wardrobes, sideboards, and decorative pieces, while also examining stylistic developments, craftsmanship, woods, veneers, ornamentation, and regional influences.

Collectors and dealers will appreciate the practical market insights and updated price references, helping readers better understand antique furniture values and collecting trends. The clear layout and accessible text make Late Georgian to Edwardian Furniture an excellent resource for both experienced collectors and newcomers to the world of antiques.

Jonty Hearnden, well known in the antiques trade and media, brings expert commentary and insight throughout the volume, making this guide particularly useful for identifying authentic period furniture and understanding the characteristics of important design eras.

Late Georgian to Edwardian Furniture is highly sought after by antique furniture enthusiasts, auction buyers, decorators, and collectors of decorative arts reference works. A valuable addition to any antiques library or furniture reference collection.

Condition – Near Fine

2003 hardcover in near fine dust jacket. Clean, tightly bound, and well preserved with only very light signs of handling.