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Eric G. Ayto
Paperback - $19.95
Although clay tobacco pipes are still made today their place in history is the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Until about 1890 the clay pipe was as commonplace as the tankard of ale and the mug of tea, but competition from the bria ...
Cinda K. Baldwin
Hardcover - $59.95
In 'Great and Noble Jar, ' Cinda K. Baldwin offers the first authoritative study of South Carolina stoneware and traces the ways in which a rich regional tradition emerged from a unique cultural source.
Jack Brush
Paperback - $31.95
Anyone with a sweet tooth should become familiar with the thousands of candy containers available on the market. Authors Jack Brush and William Miller have put together a comprehensive guide to hundreds of candy-filled toys and novelties, complete wi ...
Andrew Casey
Hardcover - $54.95
This book will be ideal for the novice collector as it covers the diverse range of pottery produced during the twentieth century, providing easy-to- read information on a diverse range of collectibles which are shown in full color.
Jack Chipman
Hardcover - $44.95
Attention California pottery collectors: here's the book you've been waiting for! Jack Chipman, author of two editions of Collector's Encyclopedia of California Pottery and Collector's Encyclopedia of Bauer Pottery, has produced this new volume that ...
Kathleen Cole
Paperback - $37.95
Author Kathleen Cole has revised her bestselling volume, Head Vases, first published in 1989. Once again hundreds of colorful head vases are pictured and valued, with marks and sizes given. Many new vases have been added in more than 250 new photogra ...
N. Perryman Collins
Paperback - $86.95
The intriguing history behind the simple, tasteful designs and eye-catching color of Alamo pottery - a classic mid-century modern American pottery - is told definitively for the first time. The author skillfully takes us back in time to tel This book ...
Robert Copeland
Paperback - $19.95
In the 1780s imports of China declined and British potters copied the hand-painted patterns using the technique of transfer printing from copper plates. Spode has never been surpassed.