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Collection of specialist literature on historical glass Eleven volumes, comprising: 1) *Treasures of Glass Art, from Antiquity to the Renaissance*, by G. Mariacher and M. Causa, Munich: Schuler, 1974; 2) *Everyday Glass: Glassware from the Late Middle Ages to the Early 20th Century*, by Thomas Dexel, Klinkhardt & Biermann, Munich, 1983; 3) *The History of Glass*, by Felix R. Paturi, AT Verlag, Stuttgart, 1986; 4) Glass and Coal, Provincial Exhibition 1988, catalogue edited by Paul W. Roth, Leykam Verlag, Graz; 5) Glass of the Late Middle Ages: The Karl Amendt Collection, edited by Erwin Baumgartner, Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf, 1987; 6) Portrait Glasses from the Heine Collection in Karlsruhe, edited by Eberhard Schenk zu Schweinsberg, Parkland Verlag, Stuttgart (undated); 7) Glass: Exquisite Collectables, by George Savage, Parkland Verlag, Stuttgart (undated); 8) The Forms of Utility Objects, by Thomas Dexel, Klinkhardt & Biermann, Munich, 1986; 9) Arts and Crafts: The Art of Glass, by Jean-Charles Gateau, Les Éditions de Bonvent, Geneva 1974; 10) Antique Glass: A Compendium, by I. Schlosser, Klinkhardt & Biermann, Braunschweig 1957; 11) WMF: Glass - Ceramics - Metal 1925-1950, edited by Jörg Schwandt, Berlin 1980; format max. 4°, signs of age and wear.
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