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Dish
Dish
    The right dinner plate
    can elevate an ordinary
    meal into something
    special. Whether it's
    made of ceramic or
    porcelain, melamine or
    paper, a dish is a blank
    canvas that sets the
    stage for the food we
    eat. In this title, the
    author examines centuries
    of dinner plates, from
    the ancient world through
    to the modern day.
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Pacific Coast Ship China
Pacific Coast Ship China
    Identifies and dates
    shipping china used along
    the Pacific coast of
    North America. This book
    covers china used on
    vessels and in-shore
    establishments of
    shipping organisations
    registered in Alaska,
    British Columbia,
    Washington, Oregon,
    California, Idaho and
    Hawaii. It describes
    patterns used in coastal,
    inter-coastal and
    transpacific services.
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Lalique
Lalique
    Born in 1860, Rene
    Lalique was one of the
    giants of twentieth
    century decorative arts
    and a master of the Art
    Deco idiom. By 1885 Rene
    had established his own
    workshop, and for the
    next years he designed
    and made jewellery of
    great originality and
    beauty. This title
    celebrates the
    extraordinary jewellery
    and glass of Rene
    Lalique.
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Walking Ware
Walking Ware
    An account of the entire
    Walking Ware phenomenon,
    detailing its progress
    from its original
    conception by Roger
    Michell and Danka
    Napiorkowska. It is
    suitable for any
    collector or dealer of
    Walking Ware ceramics and
    those interested in one
    of the 20th century's
    most popular collectible
    ceramic phenomena.
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Venini Glass
Venini Glass
    Contains a section on
    lighting, a Dictionary
    of artists, the Red
    Catalogue, the Green
    Catalogue and the
    extended Blue Catalogue.
    These three catalogues
    contain the reproductions
    of Venini items as
    distributed in shops in
    chronological order,
    accompanied by notes on
    the technique and
    materials used.
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The Lamps of Louis Comfort Tiffany
The Lamps Of Louis Comfort
Tiffany
    Features sixty-five
    carefully selected
    Tiffany lamps, drawn
    from private and public
    collections across three
    continents. Photographic
    techniques reveal
    Tiffany's mastery of
    glass making and metal
    work, and authorities on
    the subject contribute
    essays on the history of
    lamps, enlarging the
    reader's understanding of
    their place in history of
    art.
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The White Gold of the North
The White Gold Of The North
    With approximately 170
    objects from a German
    private collection, this
    publication shows
    outstanding examples of
    the Rorstrand production
    at the time of Art
    Nouveau. For this reason
    alone, it might just be
    one of the richest
    private collections of
    Rorstrand porcelain of
    its time in Europe.
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Clarice Cliff
Clarice Cliff
    There are few pieces of
    pottery more recognisable
    than those designed by
    Clarice Cliff. Employed
    in The Potteries from the
    age of thirteen, Clarice
    was talented and
    resourceful, and in 1927
    she was given her own
    studio at the Newport
    Pottery. Using colour
    illustrations, this
    title traces the story of
    Clarice Cliff and the
    pottery that she created.
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Meissen Porcelain
Meissen Porcelain
    Once worth more than its
    weight in gold, Meissen
    Porcelain has graced the
    households of royalty and
    artistocracy for several
    years. This book explores
    the history of this
    commodity ranging from
    its mysterious discovery
    by an imprisoned
    alchemist held captive in
    the King of Saxony's
    castle, to its
    reputation as the most
    beautiful porcelain.
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A New Light on Tiffany
A New Light On Tiffany
    Louis Comfort Tiffany
    (1848-1933) is celebrated
    as one of the influential
    designers of the late
    19th and early 20th
    centuries. This title
    explores the role of the
    'Tiffany girls' - the 27
    women responsible for
    making Tiffany lamps,
    windows, mosaics, and
    other luxury goods - and
    their talented leader and
    designer, Clara
    Driscoll.
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Beswick Pottery
Beswick Pottery
    Founded in 1894 by James
    Wright Beswick, Beswick
    Pottery remained in the
    family for three
    generations before
    becoming part of Royal
    Doulton in 1969, and is
    now independently owned.
    This title explores the
    range of products,
    revealing that far more
    than horses - for which
    Beswick was so
    justifiably famous - were
    made.
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Greek Vases in New Contexts
Greek Vases In New Contexts
    Looks at the developments
    in Greek vase collecting
    and trading since World
    War II. This book
    contains case studies of
    eight museum collections
    and presents an analysis
    of auction catalogues and
    dealer publications
    listing 18, 000 Greek
    vases between 1954 and
    1998. It also includes a
    historical narrative,
    which gives an
    introduction to the
    field.
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Wedgwood Jasperware
Wedgwood Jasperware
    'Jasper' refers to the
    highly distinctive
    blue-and-white wares that
    have been produced by the
    Wedgwood company for more
    than two centuries. It
    was arguably Josiah
    Wedgwood's most important
    contribution to ceramic
    art and has been by far
    the most widely collected
    of all Wedgwood products.
    This book explores the
    history and stories
    behind this ware.
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Eighteenth Century English Drinking Glasses
Eighteenth Century English
Drinking Glasses
    There is a continuing
    interest in 18th-century
    drinking glasses which is
    fuelled by the enormous
    variety of bowls and
    stems. They are an
    eloquent testimony to the
    ingenuity and
    craftmanship of glass
    workers of the time. This
    guide is illustrated with
    over 1200 photographs.
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Warman
Warman's Hummel Field Guide
    Introduced in 1935 by
    Franz W Goebel at the
    Leipzig Trade Fair, M I
    Hummel figurines are
    based on the drawings and
    paintings of Sister Maria
    Innocentia Hummel. These
    figures depict Sister
    Hummel's love of
    children, animals,
    nature and her deep
    devotion to her Catholic
    faith. This title
    features 250 colour
    photographs of the
    figurines.
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Godden
Godden's Guide To English Blue
And White Porcelain
    This is the first major
    book on English blue and
    white porcelain since the
    early 1970s. Not only is
    it the latest and most
    up-to-date work, but it
    includes types not
    previously studied and
    extends the range of
    wares into the early
    years of the 19th
    century.
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British Teapots and Coffee Pots
British Teapots And Coffee
Pots
    Ranging from the elegant
    to the quirky, teapots
    and coffee pots are very
    collectable, being
    decorative and easily
    displayed and occurring
    in many different shapes
    and patterns, and can be
    relatively inexpensive.
    This book charts their
    development over a period
    of 300 years, providing
    information on the
    materials used in their
    manufacture.
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Starting to Collect Antique Porcelain
Starting To Collect Antique
Porcelain
    Forming a collection of
    antique porcelain is
    surprisingly simple with
    the aid of this book,
    written by a foremost
    authority. John Sandon
    presents the essential
    information in a style
    which is both accessible
    and readable, offering
    all manner of practical
    advice to the novice and
    beginner.
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Scent Bottles
Scent Bottles
    Perfume has been used in
    religious ceremony and
    also in medicine, for it
    was believed to have the
    power to ward off
    illness. Elaborately
    chased silver pomanders
    were carried during times
    of plague. This book
    traces the history of the
    scent bottle from the
    alabaster containers of
    ancient Egypt to
    mass-produced commercial
    bottles.
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Starting to Collect Antique Glass
Starting To Collect Antique
Glass
    Aimed at the beginner on
    a modest budget as well
    as at established
    collectors, this book
    tells the whole story of
    glass, from its
    discovery in ancient
    Egypt right through to
    the fascinating world of
    the twentieth century and
    post-war design. It tells
    you where to hunt for
    bargains and how to add
    rarities to a growing
    collection.
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English Drinking Glasses, 1675-1825
English Drinking Glasses,
1675-1825
    In 1675, George
    Ravenscroft invented the
    lead glass formula which
    was to transform glass
    selling in England. This
    book explores the variety
    of drinking glasses,
    from the heavy balusters
    pre-dating 1700 to the
    faceted stems of around
    1800, which are sought
    after by collectors. It
    features illustrations of
    the range of glass
    designs.
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Clarice Cliff
Clarice Cliff
    Clarice Cliff is one of
    the most important and
    well-known Art Deco
    ceramic designers in
    Britain and abroad. This
    book focuses on
    collecting Clarice Cliff
    pottery highlighting the
    development of her
    patterns and shapes. It
    includes information
    about actual sales with
    detailed information on
    dates and prices realised
    at reputable auctions.
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Glamour Icons
Glamour Icons
    Conceived of and written
    by seven-time FiFi Award
    winner, internationally
    renowned packaging
    designer Marc Rosen,
    'Glamour Icons' is a book
    that both recognises and
    celebrates perfume bottle
    design as an art form.
    Rosen calls them "small
    pieces of glass
    architecture."
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Slipware
Slipware
    Slipware has been one of
    the most popular types of
    pottery in Britain since
    its introduction over
    four centuries ago. This
    book presents an
    introduction to the
    variety of slipware
    designs in England and
    Wales, explaining the
    industry by which it is
    produced, and
    highlighting some of the
    most important centres of
    production in the
    country.
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Poole Pottery
Poole Pottery
    Poole Pottery is a great
    British institution.
    Founded by Jesse Carter
    in 1873 as 'Carter's
    Industrial Tile Factory',
    in 1921 it joined forces
    with Henry Stabler and
    John Adams to add Art
    Deco pottery to its list
    of products. This
    illustrated book gives an
    account of a unique and
    distinctively British
    company.
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Perfume Bottles
Perfume Bottles
    Includes over 450 designs
    - from Victorian cut
    glass and streamlined
    Modernist creations to
    rare design classics and
    quirky novelty items.
    This work also includes
    iconic bottles from
    leading makers such as
    Guerlain, Schiaparelli,
    and Balenciaga with a
    star-rating system
    indicating the value of
    every bottle.
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Warman
Warman's Carnival Glass
    Once considered the
    stepchild of the
    collectable glass
    community, carnival
    glass, poor man's
    Tiffany, is synonymous
    with class and exquisite
    artistry. This title
    features histories of
    major glass
    manufacturers, a guide
    to carnival glass
    colours, and, collector
    pricing and detailed
    patterns of carnival
    glass from Acanthus to
    Zig Zag.
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Directory of European Porcelain
Directory Of European
Porcelain
    This new edition has been
    thoroughly revised and
    expanded. The 980 page
    work now contians more
    than 3200 keywords and
    approximately 5800
    porcelain maker's marks.
    Additional information on
    everything worth knowing
    about individual
    manufactures transforms
    this guide into an
    indispensable and
    practical work of
    reference.
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The Teeny-Tiny Tea Set
The Teeny-Tiny Tea Set
    A teeny-tiny set that
    shows how you can
    decorate your own tea set
    with a sheet of stickers.
    It includes: ceramic
    white tea set, two
    sheets of re-pealable
    flower stickers, one
    white doily, and a
    32-page book about the
    British tea ceremony and
    how to have your own.
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Stained Glass Windows of Distinction
Stained Glass Windows Of
Distinction
    This is a collection of
    colour photographs and
    line drawings of
    leaded-glass window
    installations from the
    studio designer's
    portfolio of McMow Art
    Glass. It covers 18 years
    of commissions and
    includes all aspects of
    leaded glass design from
    bevelled panels and
    landscapes to spectacular
    entryways.
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Maling and Other Tyneside Pottery
Maling And Other Tyneside
Pottery
    In its centenary year of
    1862, the Maling factory
    was producing 90 per cent
    of the jam jars used in
    England and Scotland.
    Thousands more were
    exported and they became
    synonymous with Rington's
    tea and Keillers
    marmalade, other British
    companies. This book
    traces the development of
    Maling and other Tyneside
    potteries and explores
    the makers' marks.
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Worcester Porcelain
Worcester Porcelain
    Worcester is the single
    most collected British
    porcelain manufacturer in
    the world. Produced since
    1751, it is most notably
    renowned for several
    styles. This title takes
    you on a journey through
    the many periods of this
    highly respected
    manufacturer,
    illustrating and
    describing the diverse
    range of styles and
    designs produced over the
    years.
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Stained Glass Windows of Elegance
Stained Glass Windows Of
Elegance
    This is a portfolio of
    photographs and drawings
    of leaded-glass window
    installations drawn from
    the archive at "Glass
    Reflections" of Fort
    Lauderdale. The array of
    design styles include
    traditional, tropical,
    floral, bevelled panels,
    modern abstracts,
    landscapes, and
    entryways.
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British Porcelain
British Porcelain
    Porcelain has been
    produced in England since
    the eighteenth century.
    This title takes a
    nostalgic look through
    the shelves of British
    porcelain history over
    250 years, detailing the
    many beautiful and varied
    styles and designs and
    the famous producers that
    made them. It is suitable
    for collectors of
    porcelain.
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The Ming Gap and Shipwreck Ceramics in Southeast Asia
The Ming Gap And Shipwreck
Ceramics In Southeast Asia
    Illustrates how Southeast
    Asian ceramics began to
    fill the void in the
    ceramics trade during the
    ban on exporting Chinese
    ceramic ware. This book
    traces the development
    and fluctuations of the
    international ceramic
    trade between China and
    Southeast Asia focusing
    specifically on the
    14th-15th centuries (Ming
    Gap).
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Stained Glass Windows of North America
Stained Glass Windows Of North
America
    This is a tour through
    nine art glass studios
    located in the USA and
    Canada. For each studio,
    the book features an
    8-page layout presenting
    colour photographs of
    installations and artist
    proposals. It is designed
    to appeal to architects,
    interior designers, and
    glass artists.
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£13.19
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