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A single shard

Linda Sue Park

2001 ★ 3.9

Dubliners

James Joyce

1914 ★ 3.9

Creating form in clay

Henry Petterson

1968

The amateur pottery & glass painter

E. Campbell Hancock

1881

Handbook of old pottery & porcelain marks

C. Jordan Thorn

1947

Book of ceramics

Pravoslav Rada

1960

The potter's challenge

Bernard Leach

1975

The work of the modern potter in England

George Wingfield Digby

1952

Japanese marks and seals

James Lord Bowes

1976

American potters and pottery

Ramsay, John

1947

Ceramics

Ruth Kassinger

2003

Handbook of pottery and porcelain marks

John Patrick Cushion

1980

Commemorative pottery, 1780-1900

May, John

1973

Ancient pottery of the Mississippi valley

William Henry Holmes, Charles Colcock Jones Jr.

1886

Santa Clara pottery today

Betty LeFree

1975

Trademarks on Greek vases

A. W. Johnston

1979

The ceramics book

Bonnie Kemske

2012

Mimbres Painted Pottery

J. J. Brody

1977

The chemistry of pottery

Karl Langenbeck

1895

Pottery and porcelain of all times and nations

William Cowper Prime

1878

The Ceramic, furniture, and silver collectors' glossary

Lockwood, Luke Vincent, Hollis French, Edwin Atlee Barber

1976

Tending the fire

Juddi Morris

1997

American art pottery

Cooper-Hewitt Museum.

1987

Collecting art deco ceramics

Howard Watson, Pat Watson

1998

A history and description of English earthenware and stoneware (to the beginning of the 19th century)

William Burton

1904

The antiques market browsers' marks guide to silver, pottery and porcelain, earthenware, old Sheffield plate, electroplate

Harriet Wilson

1997

Cool glass and ceramic projects

Pam Scheunemann

2013

The pottery and porcelain of the United States

Edwin Atlee Barber

1893

Ceramics

Frances Hannah

1986

Chats on oriental china

J. F. Blacker

1908

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