Homes & Antiques, September 2010

One of our favourite interiors magazine, perfect for the weekend!

Are you rich?
Could you have treasure in your attic? This month, Homes & Antiques asks the Antiques Roadshow experts and other specialists about some of the rare or long-lost items that are out there – if only they knew where!

The thrill of the auction
We go behind the scenes at a busy auction house to demystify the process of buying a bargain.

H&A’s essential guide to paint
From mellow yellows to dreamy blues and bright bursts of fuchsia, a fresh lick of paint is the easiest way to transform a room.

Judith Miller’s Object Lesson
Antiques Roadshow expert Judith Miller worms her way through the intriguing history of bookcases.

Ship shaped
Charmed by an exhibition at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, Katherine Sorrell predicts a rise in interest in the colourful history of toy boats.

Instant Expert: 1920s-30s Carlton Ware
Best known for its Guinness toucans and comedy teapots, Carlton Ware also encompasses some of the finest decorative ceramics of all time, as Will Farmer reveals.

Vintage trunk restoration project
Louise Spears shares the techniques you need to turn a battered old trunk into a thing of beauty, using little more than a selection of modern fabrics.

PLUS This issue comes with a stunning handbag sized designer notebook for every reader, which will be a real must have for anyone with an eye for design.

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