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At less than the cost of a French horse‐butcher’s sign, a wrought iron candlestick or a stag’s antlers crown, this book is a snip. The many people who enjoy rooting through bric à brac and antique dealers’ establishments will want it now, rather than waiting for it to become second‐hand. It is attractively and appropriately illustrated with excellent colour photographs, maps and diagrams and also contains directory information informing the reader of how to get to the various market locations in London and Paris.
At this point, one wonders why these two capital cities have been paired together. Perhaps the...
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