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Miller's Pottery
Offers a country-by-country guide to the styles, forms, techniques, and makers of pottery throughout the world, and includes coverage of pottery marks and updated prices.
192 pages, Hardcover
First published May 1, 1995
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September 21, 2013
Pottery Checklist
A nice handy sized pocket reference with good illustrations and general information.
Average bits and bobs of info' for the collector.
A nice handy sized pocket reference with good illustrations and general information.
Average bits and bobs of info' for the collector.
December 24, 2022
More than just a price book
This book is more than just a price book. It uses a series of questions to help you nail down just what you are looking at. In the BASICS section, you find the different types of glazes Lead glaze, Tin glaze, and Salt glaze. The book is small enough that I carry this with me.
Some of the highlights are:
Uses a unique question-and-answer approach to help you identify and date genuine antique glass
Deals with fakes, copies, conditions, and other factors that may confuse even experienced collectors
Analyses typical items that collectors can find in shops and auction houses
Gives Guidelines for values
Contains a wealth of background information, including an extensive glossary
It is a thorough introductory course for the beginner and also a superb refresher for those with some collecting experience.
This book is more than just a price book. It uses a series of questions to help you nail down just what you are looking at. In the BASICS section, you find the different types of glazes Lead glaze, Tin glaze, and Salt glaze. The book is small enough that I carry this with me.
Some of the highlights are:
Uses a unique question-and-answer approach to help you identify and date genuine antique glass
Deals with fakes, copies, conditions, and other factors that may confuse even experienced collectors
Analyses typical items that collectors can find in shops and auction houses
Gives Guidelines for values
Contains a wealth of background information, including an extensive glossary
It is a thorough introductory course for the beginner and also a superb refresher for those with some collecting experience.
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