convolute of 8 ceramic/porcelain books, The Meissen sample book for Höroldt-Chinoiserie, sample sheets of the Malstube, facsimile with embedded gilt porcelain medallions; Johann Gregorius Höroldt and the Meissen porcelain painting; WMF glass-ceramic-metal 1925-1950; Dieter Zühlsdorf ceramic-brand marks lexicon; Reineking v. Bock, ceramics of the 20th c.; Hetjens-Museum Dusseldorf German ceramics of the 20th c., 2 volumes; Karlsruhe majolica, 100 years of art pottery of the 20th century; all with traces of usage

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