Discover a rare piece of ceramic history with this 1915 first edition of Spanish Maiolica in the Collection of the Hispanic Society of America. Authored by the renowned Edwin Atlee Barber, this scholarly volume is a foundational reference for collectors and historians of tin-glazed earthenware.
This publication features a breathtaking color frontispiece and over 30 high-quality plates documenting historic jars, bowls, and tiles. A must-have for the serious bibliophile or art historian, this book offers a deep dive into the artistry of Spanish ceramics. Its academic prestige and scarcity make it a standout addition to any museum-quality library or specialized collection. Don’t miss the chance to own this authoritative guide from one of the most respected names in ceramic studies.
Item condition: Fair to Good antique condition. Original 1915 softcover shows age-toning, foxing, and edge chipping. Owner’s name Sarah C. Davis inscribed in ink on front cover and flyleaf (dated 1916). Spine is fragile with vertical cracking and minor loss at ends but remains intact. Interior pages and plates are clean and well-preserved. Binding is secure for careful handling.
