In Random Treasure, Edinburgh antiques collector Roger Stewart reflects upon six decades of auction success.
An essential read for anyone who wishes to go into this field, Stewart offers a tell-all on how he capitalises on forgotten charity shop goods, turning £1500 worth of so-called junk into £250,000 worth of profit.
The book also offers a serendipitous side note of popular psychology, divulging the intricacies faced by the compulsive
collector.
Random Treasure: Antiques, Auctions and Alchemy, by Roger Stewart, published by Book Guild, £12.99
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