Aron Andersson collection. European XVIIIth century porcelain. André Foelckersam in memoriam. Introduction by Aron Andersson. [Utg. av] Nationalmuseum.

Nationalmuseums skriftserie. N.S. 3. Text in English. Contents: Foreword by Per Bjurström; Aron Andersson - a collecting scolar, av Helena Dahlbäck Lutteman; European XVIIIth century porcelain, av Aron Andersson; Catalogue texts, av Helena Dahlbäck Lutteman & Marianne Uggla; Germany (The Meissen factory in the time of Augustus the Strong (1710-1733); Meisssen under Count Heinrich von Brühl (1733-1756); Hausmalerei on Meissen china); Austria (The factory of Claudius Innocentius Du Paquier in Vienna (1718-1744). Vienna before the mark; The Imperial Factory in Vienna (1744-1864). State period); Germany cont. (Höchst (1746-1796); Nymphenburg (1747-); Ansbach (1757-1860); The first porcelain factory in Berlin (1751-1757); The Royal Factory of Porcelain in Berlin (1763-); Fürstenberg (1747-)); Holland (Oude Amstel (1784-1809) and Den Haag (c 1780-1790); Italy and Spain (Capo di Monte (1743-1759) and Buen Retiro (1759-1811); Italy (Cozzi (1764-1812); Nove (1762-1825); Spain (Alcora (1751-)); France (Saint-Cloud (c 1678-1766); Chantilly (1725-1800); Sèvres (1738[53]-); Vieux Paris - Clignancourt (1771-1798); Vieux Paris - La Courtille (1771-1841); Verneuilh (1781-1787)); Belgium (Tournai (1751-1850)); Russia (The Imperial Porcelain Factory (1744-); Gardner, Moscow (1765-1891); Popov, Moscow (1806-1875); Novyi, near Moscow (1818-1918); Miklashevskii, province of Chernigov (1839-1862); Safronov, near Moscow (1830-1840s)); Marks; Selected bibliography.