Book

This book has been compiled as a practical handbook for the identification of over 4,750 marks of British studio potters and others who have worked in Great Britain.
The demand for studio pottery by users and collectors alike has grown apace in the last 25 years and, while it is acknowledged that many of the pioneering potters have been reasonably well catalogued, the majority of potters, although having their own loyal following, have not been widely documented.
The purpose of this book, with its extensive Index, is to form a guide to a long and prolific period in British studio potting. The criteria for entry are that the potter has a studio or workshop address and has (with rare exceptions) personally formed and fired the work.
We feel sure that it will be of great assistance, not only in the field of cataloguing and research, but also to potters and to the enthusiastic collector.