Out of the Attic

Discover the fascinating evolution of antiques in Out of the Attic by Briann Greenfield, published by the University of Massachusetts Press in 2009. This insightful paperback spans 256 pages and delves into the transformation of antiques from cherished family heirlooms to sought-after artistic treasures. Greenfield meticulously explores the pivotal roles played by collectors, dealers, and museum curators in shaping a new tradition centered on the aesthetic appeal of early American furnishings. Notably, the book highlights the significant contributions of Jewish dealers in the promotion and appreciation of American antiques. Perfect for enthusiasts of history, antiques, and marketing, Out of the Attic offers a rich case study of the 20th-century antiquities landscape in New England. Enhance your understanding of this captivating subject and join the conversation about the art of collecting.