Italian Pottery Marks from Cantagalli to Fornasetti (Black and White Edition)

by Walter and Karen Del Pellegrino

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The 1st Identification Guide Of Late 19th & Early 20th c. Italian Pottery & Porcelain Marks for English-Speaking Collectors. Praised by collectors & dealers internationally as an essential guide, it's been included in the traveling library of Antiques Roadshow & received a glowing review in NEAJ, July 2005. Mr. Wendell Garrett, Senior VP of Sotheby's & Editor at Large of T...more

Paperback, 118 pages

Published March 25th 2006 by Lulu Press

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