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The Potter's Palette
An excellent book for anyone
interested in glazes. Good photo-
graphs of test tiles and notes on tests. A nice book to look
at even if you don't make glazes.
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The Ceramic Glaze Handbook : Materials,...
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Chinese Glazes : Their Origins,...
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Ash Glazes
40 ash glazes, and instructions for making synthetic
ash glazes. Glaze tests illustrate the effect of different
materials and circumstances in the firing process. |
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Copper Red Glazes
For potters who want success without doing extensive
and frustrating experimentation.
A clear account of the production of glazes that has a relevance for
potters beyond copper red. |
Celadon Blues
Years of research have gone into recreating glazes with modern
materials. Includes examples, results and recipes. |
New Maiolica
A "workshop in print", this
book guides the reader through some of the conceptual, material and
technical concerns in producing new Maiolica. (Tin-glazed
earthenware). |
Ceramics Handbooks: Glazes: Cone 6
Firing to cone 6 has advantages and disadvantages.
Developments in firing are covered. The author also discusses:
glazes (inc. special effects), slips,
and stains, including recipes. |
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The Glaze Book
Large-format, superbly illustrated. Packed with
information & recipes which are reproduced pictorially so you
can see the colour and surface responses. Brief description,
its firing range, and uses included. Good for the beginner and old hand alike. This will enable you
to make a great range of glazes and surface effects. |
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