Nadolski, Dieter — Old Household Pewterware: Its Appearance and Function in the Course of Six Centuries
New York, Holmes & Meier, 1987. Hardcover. Brown cloth, white and black lettering on spine, white illustrated dust jacket withy mylar cover, decorative end pages, 328 pp. 401 illustrations, 695 pewter marks. Includes topics on the trade's origins, tableware, pouring vessels, drinking vessels, kitchenware, measures, lighting devices, equipment for hygiene and the sick-bed, and miscellaneous articles for persons and households. Photos: Ulrich Piekara. Drawings of the pewter marks: Karl-Heinz Barnekow. VG-/VG- (light foxing to block edges and dust jacket, corners bumped, overall light shelf wear but text and illustrations are otherwise clear) .