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A valuable reference for potters as well as scholars and collectors. -American Craft A must for not only potters but for anyone interested in the history of Chinese ceramics. -Antique Review [An] extraordinary volume... In a well documented text, beautifully illustrated by both color and black-and-white photographs, Wood describes Chinese ceramic development, from the Bronze Age through Tang and Song dynasty monochrome stoneware glazes, to the fine porcelains of southern China. -Choice

A valuable reference for potters as well as scholars and collectors. -American Craft A must for not only potters but for anyone interested in the history of Chinese ceramics. -Antique Review [An] extraordinary volume. . . . In a well documented text, beautifully illustrated by both color and black-and-white photographs, Wood describes Chinese ceramic development, from the Bronze Age through Tang and Song dynasty monochrome stoneware glazes, to the fine porcelains of southern China. -Choice

A valuable reference for potters as well as scholars and collectors. -American Craft A must for not only potters but for anyone interested in the history of Chinese ceramics. -Antique Review [An] extraordinary volume... In a well documented text, beautifully illustrated by both color and black-and-white photographs, Wood describes Chinese ceramic development, from the Bronze Age through Tang and Song dynasty monochrome stoneware glazes, to the fine porcelains of southern China. -Choice

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Now retired from teaching, Nigel Wood was Professor of Ceramics at the University of Westminster, Harrow; Honorary Research Associate at the Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art, Oxford University; and Visiting Tutor at the Royal College of Art, London. His current research interests include Middle Eastern ceramics and eighteenth-century European porcelain.

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