Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole, 1956. Quarto, black cloth. (xiv), 350, (4) pp. Numerous photos and illustrations in text. Partially inked out ink inscription to front free endpaper, very light soiling to page edges, else fine. Jacket is worn - chips, tears, internal tape repairs. The book has the printed endorsement of The Company of Military Collectors & Historians. 2 kg

London: Collins, 1947. Brown boards. pp 48. Illustrations in colour and black and white. VG clean and unworn copy. Dust jacket has nicks, slight rubbing, VG generally. A volume in the excellent Britain in Pictures series. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Toronto: Ryerson, 1967. Pinkish cloth. pp xiv, 262. Colour frontispiece and one other colour plate, b&w illustrations throughout, glossary. Blind stamped owner name on front free endpaper, else fine. Dust jacket is loose fitting at the flap folds, mild use, VG otherwise. Stevens discusses the glass factories province by province, giving details of their dates, owners, personnel, trademarks, specimens, and techniques. Antique glass for the collector.

London: Cassell, 1884. Second edition (first was in 1883). Oblong format, 19 x 25 cm, original olive cloth stamped in red. 52 pp + 16 tipped in chromolithographed plates; a few b&w illustrations in the General Introduction. Lacking the front free endpaper; private owner rubber stamp on half-title and rear free endpaper; slight foxing to margins of plate leaves and adjacent leaves, but no foxing nor creasing to the plates; old small paper label in corner of rear cover; else a VG+ clean, tight and unworn copy. An instructional book for hand-painting on china ceramics, including various stages in the process.

Toronto: Anson-Cartwright Editions, 1976. Octavo, card covers. pp (xx), 195. List of persons, index. Mild sunning and rubbing to covers, VG otherwise.

Toronto: Ryerson, 1961. Squarish octavo, red cloth. xxii, 184, [2] pp. Numerous photos in text. VG in VG jacket.

New York: Dover, 1967. Second edition, revised and enlarged (first was in 1948). pp 348 + ads. 142 illustrations in text. Covers creased, slight rubbing to spine folds, good clean copy otherwise. Covers archaeological materials, paintings, prints, glass, metal work, ceramics, furniture, and tapestries. Authoritative and a good read.

Toronto: Methuen, 1982. pp (6), 282. Photos, many in colour, index. Black cloth. Very nearly fine. Jackety has tears, mild rubbing, VG otherwise. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required. Size: Oblong quarto.

Alec Tiranti: London, 1965. Black cloth. pp [2], (81). 80 reproductions from the 18th century original. Bookplate and shop sticker at front, else fine. Price-clipped jacket has been laminated, VG otherwise.

Lausanne, Switzerland: Edipop, 1977. Tall quarto, brown cloth. pp (310). Colour reproductions throughout. Fine copy. Dust jacket has one short tear, else fine. Text in English and French. Art Nouveau glass and jewelry. Note: 2.5 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.

Montreal: McGill University Press, 1967. Quarto, mauve cloth. pp [2], xx, 441, b&w photos in text, indexed. Cloth a little frayed at spine tips; ink name on front free endpaper; else a VG clean & tight copy, no marks in text. Mauve dust jacket is tanned at spine. flap folds, and margins; short edge tears, VG otherwise.The first book to set pottery and porcelain in Canada in their historical context and the first detailed study of British ceramic wares in a colonial market. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

Halifax, N.S: Nova Scotia Museum, 1968. Second edition, revised. pp 42, [2]. Many illustrations. Covers a bit faded, with light soiling, corner creases, VG otherwise. Antique glassware manufactured in Nova Scotia. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced

Toronto: M.F. Fehely, 1977. Oblong octavo, black cloth, red endpapers. 144 pp, numerous illustrations in colour and b&w, indexed. Fine copy, no owner names. Dust jacket has some rubbing, generally VG otherwise. "This is the first serious study done in Canada of Fraktur, a rich tradition of folk art having its beginnings in Medieval Erope and brought to North America by Germanic settlers fleeing religious persecution... Michael Bird examines in detail the majhor teaching groups who practiced at that time and discusses the tradition as it appears in the three founding Mennonite communities in Southern Ontario - the Niagara Peninsula, Markham Township and Waterloo County." - jacket.

London: Batsford, no date [1906]. Blue cloth stamped in blind and gilt. viii, 264 pp + 50 black & white plates. Covers have some rubbing; short tears to head of spine; bookplate to front pastedown, blind-stamped ownership to front free endpaper; tanning to the endpapers; a good, clean & sound copy otherwise. The majority of the book is on Chinese and Japanese porcelain.

Halifax, N.S: Petheric Press, 1973. Paper issue. Quarto. pp vi,133. Photos and plus extensive legend reproducing maker's marks from 1776 to 1900. A little leaned, else a VG clean and tight copy, no owner names.

Hoboken, NJ: Speedwell Publishing Co, 1948. Octavo, maroon morocco grain cloth. xvi, 336 pp. Line drawings on almost every page. Index. Slight rubbing to spine tips and joints; two rubber stamped ink names and addresses to front free endpaper; else a VG copy. Copy #97 of an unstated limitation.