Wisconsin: Leigh Yawkley Woodson Art Museum, 1984. Paper Wrappers. 4to. Black illustrated wrappers with white spine panel. Black title to spine. Minor scuffing to wrappers. Interior is very clean with tight binding. Many full color illustrations. 152 pp. GLASS/052405. Very Good Plus

1996. Paper Wrappers. 4to. No. 5. White paper wrappers with purple title to spine. Clean, tight interior with many color illustrations. Tight binding. IN FRENCH. 80 pages. CER/080506. Fine

Leningrad: Aurora Art Publishers, 1970. Vg/Vg Dj/Vg slipcase/4to./color illus./nearly all of text in Russian. Ceramics and Glass. GLASS2/3252.

London: Henry Sotheran and Co., 1881. Leather Boards. 4to. This is the second edition of an important work first published by Audsley and Bowes in 1875. George Audsley and his brother William were noted architects and decorative arts experts. Audsley was also an early British authority on Japanese art publishing. The second edition incorporates information from relevant reports published after the first edition. The first section is an introductory essay of 111 pages, followed by chapters discussing different Keramic manufactures and provinces. The text is accompanied by 32 beautiful black and white and chromolithographic plates. Bound in a lovely signed binding by Root and Son in full green morocco with five raised bands and six compartments with elaborate floral devices and title to the spine, and with gilt lines and decoration to boards along interior and exterior edges. There is browning to spine and to top edge of front board, though gilt remains bright. Marbled end pages and full gilt edges. The interior is very clean with some browning to margins of pages not affecting the text and illustrations. Includes a detailed index and a glossary of marks and monograms. 304 pages. ART/071907. Near Fine

Williamsburg, VA: The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 1977. SIGNED BY AUTHOR, signed under his printed name. Fine blue coated cloth backed blue linen boards, gilt title to spine. Very good plus pictorial d.j. (minor rubbing). Interior is very nice, bright and clean, though a few areas have some ink underlining. Contains 144 plates, many in color. 153 pp. + facsimile reproduction of the 1755 Chelsea sale catalog, an important source documents for students of English porcelain. Ceramics. CER/031910.

New York: Crown Publishers, 1948. Second Printing. Very good in very good, price-clipped dustjacket. Dustjacket is sunned at the spine and along top edge; slight fraying to top edge and light soiling. Front endpapers have discolored area from loose piece of paper' interior otherwise clean. 20 full color plates; 88 halftone plates. Antiques. GLASS1/5180.

London: Orbis Publishing, 1975. Vg in brown boards/small 4to./64 pp./110 illustrations. Decorative Arts. CER3/5072.

London: Archibald Constable and Company, 1908. Vg in olive boards with color illus. to front cover/8vo./color frontis./49 plates/245 pp. Antiques. CER8/4102.

New York: Bramhall House, 1956. VG Grey cloth with VG- dustjacket (some repaired tears); former owner's bookplate, copiously illustrated with b/w photos. 408 pages with index. Ceramics and glass. GLASSI/9123.

New York: Crown Publishers, 1964. 1st Edition. Vg/Vg Dj/4to./over 350 illustrations/many color plates/246 pp. Decorative Arts. CER1/1292.

Los Angeles: LACMA in association with Rizzoli International Publications, (2000). Hard Cover. 4to. Yellow cloth covered boards with black title to spine and embossed title to front panel. Pristine interior with 318 illustrations, 259 of which are in color. Yellow illustertated dust jacket with white and black title to front panel and black title spine panel. Very slight rubbing to both front and back panels. Bibliography, Index, 251 pages. Ceramics. CER/011508. Fine in Near Fine DJ

London: Collins, 1951. Very good in like dustjacket, price clipped and slightly chipped at spine extremities, and with small tear (less than 1/2 inch) to top of back cover. Porcelain. PORC01/010600.