- 表題
- Techniques of the World's Great Masters of Pottery and Ceramics
- 参加
- Hugo Morley-Fletcher - Consultant Editor
- 出版
- Tiger Books
- 版
- 1984年 reprinted 1987
- ID
- 140502006
- 表記
- カバー擦れ焼け縁小キズ有,小口ページ縁焼け有,両見返し蔵印各1有
- 在庫切れ
| サイズ | A4 |
| 重量 | 1200g |
| 仕様 | ハードカバー カバー 192頁 |
| Last modified: 2026/04/10 | |
Table of contents
- Foreword: Hugo Morley-Fletcher
- The Craft of the Potter: Michael Casson
- The Workings of the Manufactory: Henry Sandon
- Introduction: Hugo Morley-Fletcher
- The Development of Lustre in Persian Pottery: Anthony Thompson
- The Wares of Moorish Spain: Pietro Raffo
- Lustre of Renaissance Italy: Pietro Raffo
- William de Morgan and the Revival of Lustre: Pietro Raffo
- Introduction: Adrian Sassoon
- S`evres Dinner Services: Adrian Sassoon
- S`evres Plaques: Adrian Sassoon
- S`evres Vases: Adrian Sassoon
- Introduction: Errol Manners
- Chinese Blue and White: Colin Sheaf
- Japanese Blue and White: William Tilley
- European Blue and White: Roger McIlroy
- English Blue and White: Errol Manners
- Introduction: William Tilley
- Japanese Kakiemon-de: the Style of the Kakiemons: William Tilley
- The Japanese Effect on Chinese Ceramics: Colin Sheaf
- The kakiemon Style in Europe: Roger McIlroy
- English Kakiemon: Errol Manners
- Introduction; Hugo Morley-Fletcher
- The Animal World of the Tang Potter: Colin Sheaf
- The Meissen Nenagerie: Hugo Morley-Fletcher
- English Botanical Ware: Errol Manners
- The Italian Comedy: Hugo Morley-Fletcher
- Introduction: Errol Manners
- Metalwork and Chinese Ceramics: Colin Sheaf
- The Influence of the Silversmith on European Porcelain: Hugo Morley-Fletcher
- Silver Shape in English Porcelain: Errol Manners
- Introduction: Michael Casson
- The Monochrome Tradition: Colin Sheaf
- The Influence of the Tea Ceremony on the Japanese Potter: William Tilley
- Bernard Leach: Henry Hammond
- Hans Coper: Tony Birks
- Introduction: Hugo Morley-Fletcher
- Wares for the Toilette: Roger McIlroy
- Drinking Vessels: Roger McIlroy
- Smoking and Snuff: Roger McIlroy
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Index
- Picture Credits and Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. The Lustre Tradition
2. S`evres: Luxury for the Court
3. The Blue and White Tradition
4. The Influence of Japan and the Kakiemon Style
5. The Observation of Nature
6. The Debt to Metalwork
7. The Revival of Craft Pottery
8. Wares: Useful and Decorative
