Author: Mariann Katx-Marks. Published by Collector Books, Kentucky, USA., 1992, 1st Edition. (Updated Prices Printing 1994) Printed in USA. Almost New Condition HARDCOVER BOOK. No Dust Jacket was issued. Clean inside, tight spine. Size: 11.25 x 8.75 inch, 191 pages with index.
THE COLLECTOR'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MAJOLICA, by Mariann Katx-Marks, is a tribute to the innovative and creative potters who produced Majolica pottery during the nineteenth century.
It's a book devoted to the wonderful world where cauliflowers turn into teapots, fans become ice cream dishes, pickles are served from begonia leaves, and sugar is spooned from a pineapple. This bright and whimsical Victorian pottery is showcased in beautiful color photographs.
Over 500 beautiful color photos and a value guide to reflect the latest trends. Loaded with information, this book is recommended for all collectors of this whimsical Victorian pottery. 2004 values.
DID YOU KNOW? Majolica is a type of tin-glazed pottery that is decorated with colored overglaze paints on a white background. It's known for its vibrant colors and often features decorative designs, including historical or mythical scenes.
