Handles are measured at outside edges. Handles are hand made and can vary in size. Varnish finish. Metal/plastic hooks secure the handle to your pot. Net Wt. is .029 lbs.

Handles are measured at outside edges. Handles are hand made and can vary in size. Varnish finish. Metal/plastic hooks secure the handle to your pot. Net Wt. is .034 lbs.

Handles are measured at outside edges. Handles are hand made and can vary in size. Varnish finish. Metal/plastic hooks secure the handle to your pot. Net Wt. is .037 lbs.

Teapots are complex objects steeped in history, world culture and art. For the booming number of collectors, they offer a wonderful study in contrast and variety. For artists, they present irresistible possibilities within the context of design, decoration and scale. As a result, teapots have become objects through which potters, clay sculptors, metal artists, glass artists and others demonstrate the height of their creative and technical abilities. From traditional, functional teapots to an eclectic mix of contemporary designs, more than 140 unique pieces are showcased in dramatic, full-colour photography with descriptive captions. This book will appeal to both artists and collectors. Net Wt. is 1.76 lbs.

In this book, Keith Cummings reviews the history of kiln forming and discusses pertinent materials and methods, such as slumping and fusing. The work of an international group of artists is used to illustrate the text. Net Wt. is 1.8 lbs.

This lavishly illustrated and comprehensive account begins with the earliest civilizations of the Near East and Middle East and follows the production of pottery chronologically around the globe, from the Mediterranean and the Orient to the Islamic world and ancient America, from neolithic Britain to the factories of Wedgwood and de Morgan, from contemporary Africa and India to Scandinavia and Australasia. The final chapters analyze the development of ceramics as a medium of personal expression by artists and studio potters during the twentieth century. Net Wt. is 3.84 lbs.

Only sold as a case of 12. 2300F, fireclay insulating soft bricks. 9" x 4.5" x 2.5". Fired Analysis: SiO2-44%, Al2O3-39%, CaO-16%, Fe2O3-.4%, TiO2-1.5%, MgO-.1%, Na2O-.4%. Density is 33.5 lbs./cubic foot. Modulus of rupture is 120 lbs./sq. inch. Thermal Conductivity at 2400F is 0. Melting point is 2750F. Service temperature is 2300F. PCF is cone 31. Prefered by jewelers for posting of soldered pieces because of it's softness. Ship Wt. is 25 lbs.

2-20 gauge solid wires with FEP insulation wrapped in a FEP brown jacket. Positive wire color is yellow, negative is red. No eyelet fasteners. FEP insulation has a temperature range up to 400F and has excellent insulating properties. FEP is fluorinated ethylene propylene. Net Wt. is .014 lbs.

Throwing and handbuilding are at the core of all studio ceramics techniques. Through imagination and experimentation, some of the most skilled artists and craftsmen can take these basic techniques and often produce extremely creative works of art. With practice and patience, the coil pot or tall narrow form can become works of art suitable for galleries and collectors.

"With the help of step-by-step illustrations, Rogers explains how to make pots, jugs, plates, bottles, teapots, and lids, and discusses the process of turning and faceting. There is a chapter on design and one containing photographs of pots that were made with complicated techniques. . . . An excellent introduction."--Booklist. Net Wt. is .71 lbs.