Rhead, G. Woolliscroft — British Pottery Marks

London, Scott, Greenwood & Son, 1910. Hardbound. Green cloth with gilt letters on spine & front cover, iv, 303 pp. profusely illustrated with drawings and some bw photographs. "The main purpose of the present work will be sufficiently obvious; it is to assist the collector, connoisseur, student, and general reader in the identification of the various British pottery wares. It will be well, however, to point out to the collector of limited experience, that marks by themselves in many cases form no sufficient guide; potters were continually imitating each other's marks, althought in many instances, doubtless, there was no intention to deceive." (preface) Approximately 1200 marks are illustrated and defined in the text. What a reference!. VG .