The John Crerar Library
A list of Books on the History of Industry and industrial Arts
Forfatter: Aksel G. S. Josephson
År: 1915
Forlag: Printed by Order of the Board of Directors
Sted: Chicago
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CERAMICS 3iS
666 HISTORY OF CERAMICS
General works
Binns, Charles F. 738
The story of the potter. Being a popular account of the rise
and progress of the principal manufactures of pottery and porce-
lain in all parts of the world, with some description of modern
practical working. 248 p. il. 1 pl. S. [Library of useful stories.]
London: G. Newnes, 1898.
Chaffers, William. 738 C341
15653 The collector’s hand book of marks and monograms on pottery
& porcelain of the Renaissance and modern periods. Selected
from his larger work (eighth edition) entitled “Marks and mono-
grams on pottery and porcelain” with upwards of 3500 marks.
A new edition revised and considerably augmented by Frederick
Litchfield. xxx,[2],234 p. il. D. London: Gibbings & Co.s
1898.
Chaffers, William. L738 C342
64328 kerarnjc gallery. Containing several hundred illustrations
of rare, curious and choice examples of pottery and porcelain
from the earliest times to the beginning of the XIXth century.
With historical notices and descriptions by William Chaffers, ... .
Second edition revised and edited by H. M. Cundall, .... Lon-
den, Gibbings and Co.; New York, C. Scribner’s Sons, 1907.
xxii, 468 p. ind. illus., plates. 18 pl., 5 col. pl. inch front. 26cm.
Chaffers, William. L738 C34
*°356 Marks and monograms on European and oriental pottery and
porcelain with historical notices of each manufactory and 3500
potters’ marks and illustrations. A new (eighth) edition, . ..
revised and edited by Frederick Litchfield. xix,9/8 p. il. Q.
London: Reeves and Turner, 1897.
“Works of reference,” p. xiii-xix.
Davillier, [Jean Charles], Baron. L738.70 D28
18942 Les origines de la porcelaine en Europe. Les fabriques italiennes
dn XVe au XVHe siede avec une étude speciale sur les porcelaines
des Medicis. D’apres des documents inédits. [2],140 p. il.
sq. F. (Bibliotheque internationale de 1’art.) Paris: Librairie
de l’art, 1882.
Dussieux, Louis [Étienne]. 738.26 D94
25774 Recherches sur l’histoire de la peinture sur 1 email dans les temps
anciens et modernes, et spécialement en France................. [2],
171 p. O. Paris: Leleux, 1841.