Confessions of a Dealer

"Confessions of a Dealer" is an engaging and insightful memoir that offers a rare glimpse into the world of antique collecting and dealing during the early twentieth century. Written by Thomas Rohan, a renowned connoisseur and expert in the field, this work recounts his lifelong journey through the trade, blending personal anecdotes with professional wisdom. The narrative delves into the thrill of discovery, the nuances of identifying authentic craftsmanship, and the ethical dilemmas encountered in the pursuit of rare treasures.

Rohan provides readers with a fascinating look at the art of the deal, from dusty workshops to high-stakes auctions. He explores various categories of collectibles, including furniture, glass, and ceramics, sharing the secrets of his success and the lessons learned from his mistakes. More than just a guide to antiques, the book serves as a reflection on the passion for beauty and the historical significance of craftsmanship. Whether for the seasoned collector or the curious novice, "Confessions of a Dealer" remains a timeless resource and a charming testament to the enduring allure of the past.

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