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Paul Cushman: The Work and World of an Early 19th Century Albany Potter
W. Douglas McCombs, Paul Cushman Jr., ...

Albany Institute of History and Art, 2007

Paul Cushman (1767-1833) is recognized today as one of the founders of a regional stoneware industry that stretched throughout the Upper Hudson Valley of New York State. When Cushman moved to Albany around 1800, local stoneware production was limited to a few potters. His decision to open a pottery works "half a mile west of the Albany goal [jail]" at the beginning of the new century resulted in a long-lived and successful business. It also ...

Hidden Treasures: Searching For Masterpieces Of American Furniture

35 reviews
Leigh Keno; Leslie Keno; Joan Barzilay Freund

Diane Pub Co, 2002

Excellent Book
This is an excellent book, well-written and very entertaining as well as informative. The Keno brothers, Leslie and Leigh, are passionate enthusiasts for American antique furniture and their overall approach in this book is lively and down-to-earth. It is easy to see why the Kenos are such highly respected figures in the antiques world. Highly recommended also for it's crisp photos.

Hidden Treasures: Searching for Masterpieces of American Furniture

1 review
Leigh and Keno, Leslie Keno

Warner Books, 2000

CALLING ALL "ANTIQUES ROADSHOW" FANS!...
If you are familiar with Leigh Keno and Leslie Keno, the charming, identical twin brothers who often appear as appraisers on the popular "Antiques Roadshow" television program, then you will undoubtedly enjoy this book. Just as they do on the "Antiques Roadshow", the twins convey their unbridled enthusiasm for antique American furniture. Their passion is contagious and makes one a truly ...