The Beginner's Book of Pottery, Part One: Coil and Slab Pottery

The book is in fair condition, with a hardcover binding that remains intact. The dust jacket shows significant wear, including edge tears and scuff marks, which is common for books of this age. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions, maintaining the text's readability and integrity.

"The Beginner's Book of Pottery, Part One: Coil and Slab Pottery" by Harold Powell is a practical guide published by Blandford Press in London. This second impression from 1963 offers a comprehensive introduction to pottery techniques, focusing on coil and slab methods. Originally published in 1960, this edition continues to serve as a valuable resource for beginners seeking to explore the art of pottery. Harold Powell, an expert in the field, provides clear instructions and insights, making this book a staple for aspiring potters. While no ISBN is visible, the book remains a sought-after item for collectors of craft literature. The hardcover format and its condition, with a worn dust jacket showing signs of age, are typical for a book of this era, adding a touch of authenticity and charm to this edition.