First published in 1988, four editions of this book have sold around the world. In no time at all it deservedly became a standard reference. This edition is completely revised and updated with many additional reproductions of marks, much more information on artists and firms, and importantly, is even more user-friendly. It is considered a standard reference for correctly identifying and dating porcelain and pottery belonging to the following period styles: Historicism, Jugendstil/Art Nouveau, Art D,co and New Objectivity. This book includes over 9,000 marks, seals and monograms and over 2,000 detailed artists" biographies and firm documentation across Europe (except for Great Britain). The core advantages of Ceramics Marks Encylopedia 1885-1935: Porcelain and Ceramics Report are the ability to indentify and date a ceramic piece with an unknown mark, and a compellingly convenient and user-friendly search engine, that takes you straight to the mark you are looking for and from there to all import