An edition of Pottery, the finger built methods (1932)

Pottery, the finger built methods

including notes on pottery design and working illustration together with eighty museum photographs of handmade pottery of various periods and people

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Pottery, the finger built methods
Henry Wren, Henry Wren
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An edition of Pottery, the finger built methods (1932)

Pottery, the finger built methods

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Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd.
Language
English
Pages
110

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Pottery
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Pottery, the finger built methods: including notes on pottery design and working illustration together with eighty museum photographs of handmade pottery of various periods and people
1932, Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd.
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Dewey Decimal Class
666.4
Library of Congress
TP868 .W73, TP808 .W73

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x, 110 p.
Number of pages
110

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OL6285670M
LCCN
33003702
OCLC/WorldCat
1697783

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