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HISTOIRE ARTISTIQUE, INDUSTRIELLE ET COMMERCIALE DE LA PORCELAINE :; ACCOMPAGNEE DE RECHERCHES SUR LES SUJETS & EMBLEMES QUI LA DECORENT, LES MARQUES & INSCRIPTIONS QUI FONT RECONNAITRE LES FABRIQUES D'OU ELLE FORT, LES VARIATIONS DE PRIX QU'ONT ABTENUS LES PRINCIPAUX OBJETS CONNUS & LES COLLECTIONS OU ILS FONT CONSERVES AUJOURD'HUI
by Jacquemart, Albert and Edmond Le Blant
- Used
- very good
- Hardcover
- first
- Condition
- VERY GOOD
- Seller
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Eugene, Oregon, United States
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About This Item
Paris, France: J. Techener, Libraire, 1862. FIRST EDITION (NAP). Half-leather, paper over boards. VERY GOOD. Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart. Folio. 13 3/8 in. x 9 3/4 in. Nine pounds in weight. French language. Marbled paper over boards. Rebacking of spine with possible original leather laid over old spine. Newer headbands and card stock endpapers. Five raised bands, gilt-lettered title in one compartment. Top edge gilt. Rubbing to extremities. Reinforcing tape at half-title gutter. Light sunning to, chipping of original endpaper edges. First original endpaper bottom tip missing.
Light, uniform page-toning. Publisher's lettered logo at title page. Head- and tail-pieces. Decorated initials. List of subscribers up front, Table Alphabetique (subject, author and manufacturerer index) at rear. Texts, plates and maker's-marks explore porcelain manufacturers and manufacturing, country by country, region by region. Printed by Louis Perrin in Lyon. Prelims + 1-690 [2] pp. Albert Jacquemart (1808-1875) was a prominent French art historian. With Edmond Le Blant here, he classified ceramics according to enamel color (famille verte, famille rose, etc). Twenty-eight full-page engraved plates in duotone, each depicting multiple objects, by Jacquemart's son Jules-Ferdinand (1837-1880), a founding member of the Société des Aquafortistes.
Light, uniform page-toning. Publisher's lettered logo at title page. Head- and tail-pieces. Decorated initials. List of subscribers up front, Table Alphabetique (subject, author and manufacturerer index) at rear. Texts, plates and maker's-marks explore porcelain manufacturers and manufacturing, country by country, region by region. Printed by Louis Perrin in Lyon. Prelims + 1-690 [2] pp. Albert Jacquemart (1808-1875) was a prominent French art historian. With Edmond Le Blant here, he classified ceramics according to enamel color (famille verte, famille rose, etc). Twenty-eight full-page engraved plates in duotone, each depicting multiple objects, by Jacquemart's son Jules-Ferdinand (1837-1880), a founding member of the Société des Aquafortistes.
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- Aardvark Rare Books
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- Bookseller's Inventory #
- 85253
- Title
- HISTOIRE ARTISTIQUE, INDUSTRIELLE ET COMMERCIALE DE LA PORCELAINE :; ACCOMPAGNEE DE RECHERCHES SUR LES SUJETS & EMBLEMES QUI LA DECORENT, LES MARQUES & INSCRIPTIONS QUI FONT RECONNAITRE LES FABRIQUES D'OU ELLE FORT, LES VARIATIONS DE PRIX QU'ONT ABTENUS LES PRINCIPAUX OBJETS CONNUS & LES COLLECTIONS OU ILS FONT CONSERVES AUJOURD'HUI
- Author
- Jacquemart, Albert and Edmond Le Blant
- Illustrator
- Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart
- Format/Binding
- Half-leather, paper over boards
- Book Condition
- Used - VERY GOOD
- Quantity Available
- 1
- Edition
- FIRST EDITION (NAP)
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- J. Techener, Libraire
- Place of Publication
- Paris, France
- Date Published
- 1862
- Keywords
- French language Albert Jacquemart Edmond Le Blant porcelain maker's marks manufacturing cottage industries Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart famille rose famille Blanc et Chine the decorative arts Japanese porcelain Chinese porcelain French porcelain German
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