Guide to Italian maiolica /
by Bernard Rackham, F. S. A.

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Corporate Author: Victoria and Albert Museum. Department of ceramics.
Related Names: Rackham, Bernard, 1876-1964.
Language(s): English
Published: London : Pub. under the authority of the Board of education, 1933.
Subjects: Pottery > Pottery / Italy.
Majolica.
Note: "First printed July 1933."
At head of title: Victoria and Albert museum.
Physical Description: xvi, [2], 97, [1] p., 1 l. 48 pl. on 24 l. ; 25 1/2cm.
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