London: Asprey & Company, 1985, circa. Softcover. Tannish ill. wraps. 64 pp. 100 color and bw ills. Illustrations of some England's finest, most elegant and rare glass ever produced. More

Woodbridge, England: Antique Collectors' Club Ltd, 2001. Hardcover. Blue cloth with color illustrated glossy dustjacket. 391 pp., 420+ illustrations, most of them in color.  Focuses on British ceramics designers of the 20th century, including major female designers such as Clarice Cliff and Susie Cooper. This guide also covers those on..... More

New York: The Wedgwood Society of New York, 1984-2000. KAVE. Softbound. 11 loose issues. An incomplete but substantial run of this periodical dedicated to Wedgwood and the ceramic arts. Present are 11 vols./issues. 1-9 (1984-1992), 14 (1997/1998) and 16 (1999/2000). More

New York: The Wedgwood Society of New York, 1988. KAVE. Softbound. Colorful illus. wraps. 52 pp. Well-illustrated. Includes articles: The Earliest English Salt-Glazed Stoneware / Hugh Tait -- George Bullock's Ceramics / Alison Kelly -- Figures and Conversations / Norman Stretton -- Thomas Lakin in Staffordshire and Yorkshire / Harold..... More

New York: The Frick Collection, 2001. Softbound. Color illustrated black wraps. The Art of the Timekeeper: Masterpieces from the Winthrop Edey Bequest features a group of thirteen clocks and eight watches selected from a larger, multi-faceted gift—many of which are on view for the first time. Ranging in date from..... More

Paris: Maison Marinet / Hautecoeur, circa 1850? Hardcover. Green library buckram. 14 color plates. Bals D'Enfants may or may not be the correct title, but it was used by the library for cataloguing and place on the volume during the binding process. The book contains a series of 14 illustrations..... More

London: Trustees of the British Museum, 1959. First. Softcover. Color illustrated wraps, 55 pp., portrait frontispiece, and 55 bw illustrations. Issued in conjunction with a 1959-1960 exhibition. "The history of the Bow porcelain factory and its wares has yet to be written. The actual site of the Bow factory was..... More

Sevres: Societie des Amis du Musee National de Ceramique, 1956, 1957. Softcover. Plain, white glossy paper wraps; manila wrappers with color illus. tipped on; navy blue lettering; blue silk string binding. [55]pp. Numerous bw illus. with color plates tipped in. Text in French. Article summaries in English. Articles cover the..... More

Sevres: Societe des Amis du Musee National de Ceramique, 1957. Softcover. White stapled wraps with cream dust jacket, color illus. laid on front, variously paginated,numerous bw illus. and color tipped-in plates. Text is in French. One single issue of this quarterly periodical. Articles are: Les Schoelcher et la porcelaine: Paris..... More

1960. Softbound. Cream printed wraps with color plate tipped-on cover. Includes an English summary of the articles (which are written in French). Main articles are on Mahommedan Ceramics and Reflexions Concerning a Crib in Verre File. More

1961. Softbound. Cream printed wraps with color plate tipped-on cover. Includes an English summary of the articles (which are written in French). Main articles are on French Ceramics At Industrial Exhibitions in the First Half of The 19th Century; A New Stained Glass Window by Marc Chagall; An Exceptional Majolica..... More

1961. Softbound. Cream printed wraps with color plate tipped-on cover. Includes an English summary of the articles (which are written in French). Main articles are on The American Collection in The National Museum of Ceramics: Pre-Columbian Andean Specimens; A Fragment of Coptic Glass and two Groups of Mediaeval Glass; Effects..... More

1964. Softbound. Cream printed wraps with color plate tipped-on cover. Includes an English summary of the articles (which are written in French). Main articles are on The Lyons-Nevers Problem; Visit Paid by Two Chinese in 1764 to the Royal Manufactory of Sevres; The Piombino Carafe II - IV Centuries AD..... More