Modern Porcelain: Today's Treasures, Tomorrow's Traditions

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Harper, 1962 - Porcelain - 224 pages
Processes, materials and their preparation, glazing and decoration, terminology, popular types, etc. Illustrated with 32 pages of photographs.

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TitleModern Porcelain: Today's Treasures, Tomorrow's Traditions
AuthorAlberta C. Trimble
PublisherHarper, 1962
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedJan 16, 2009
Length224 pages
  
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