Fraud, Fakery and False Business

Delve into the intriguing world of deception with Fraud, Fakery and False Business by Abigail Harrison-Moore, published by Continuum Publishing Corporation in 2011. This compelling hardback spans 240 pages and offers a fascinating case study that uncovers the political, social, and racial discrimination present in inter-war England's corrupt antiques market.

The narrative centers around Adolphe Shrager, who, after amassing a fortune during World War I, seeks the expertise of London dealer Basil Dighton to navigate the complexities of purchasing antique furniture. Through the lens of the Shrager-Dighton case, Harrison-Moore reveals the intricate layers of fraud and forgery that plagued this era. This book is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of art, history, and legal trials in the United States.

Explore the depths of litigation and the trials of fraud while gaining insights into a unique period of history. Don't miss the chance to enrich your understanding of this captivating subject!