Godden’s Guide to English Porcelain by Geoffrey Godden

Godden’s Guide to English Porcelain is one of the standard reference works for collectors and enthusiasts of antique English ceramics. Written by renowned porcelain expert Geoffrey Godden, this revised 1992 edition provides a richly illustrated survey of English porcelain, covering major factories, decorative styles, makers’ marks, and historical development from the eighteenth century onwards. The book is lavishly illustrated in colour and remains a valuable reference for collectors, dealers, and students of English ceramics.

Published by Wallace-Homestead Book Company in 1992, this handsome hardcover edition is bound in brown cloth with bright gilt lettering to the spine and is complete with the original dust jacket. An attractive and useful reference volume for anyone interested in English porcelain, Staffordshire, Worcester, Derby, Chelsea, Spode, and related English ceramic wares.

Condition – Very Good

In a very good dust jacket. Brown cloth boards are clean and sound with bright gilt to the spine. There is a small area of damage to the top edge of the front board, apparently rodent caused. Dust jacket remains in very good condition with light shelf wear only. Internally clean, fresh, and tightly bound.