19th 20th Century American Pottery Porcelain - History of Makers Dates / Book

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This early out-of-print book provides a scholarly survey of 19th and 20th Century American pottery and porcelain makers.  “…a useful tool for collectors and dealers for at least two reasons:  it contains information about what might be called ‘minor’ producers as well as the successful and long-lived firms; it also covers work of recent potters too current, or considered to be too unimportant to be worthy of study or recording.”
DICTIONARY GUIDE TO UNITED STATES POTTERY AND PORCELAIN (19th and 20th Century)
by Jenny Derwich and Dr. Mary Latos, Jenstan Research in United states Pottery and Porcelain, MI, 1984.
Arranged alphabetically are approximately five hundred manufactures including a description of the firm or biographical sketch of the maker.  There is also a supplement of 96 color photographs highlighting the works of many of the makers.  This is an invaluable reference for the serious collector, dealer, or historian of antique American ceramics.
8.5” x 11” softback in good condition.  276 pages.
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