lena buch on tue 20 mar 07
My Husband purchased a really nice hardbound Japanese
glaze book in the mid 70's. It had only a color
section in the center of the book with tissue paper
between the 8 or so color leaves of the book. It had a
blue glaze called kenyo on one of the pages. In the
back it had a section of western equivilents to
Japanese glaze chemicals.
Why all of the description? Someone borrowed it out of
the book case in the living room a couple of years
ago. No one I have asked who had access to the books
remembers doing it.
Daily, or at least weekly I hear about the missing
book. does anyone recognize or remember the title so I
can start a search with out of print vendors for a
copy please?
Thanks,
Lee Partin in sunny Florida
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John Baymore on tue 20 mar 07
If I am remembering correctly, it is Herbert Sanders "Japanese Ceramics"
frpm back in about the 70's.
best,
................john
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River Bend Pottery
Wilton, NH
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Eva Gallagher on tue 20 mar 07
Hello Lena - Would it be The World of Japanese Ceramics - by Herbert Sanders
with collaboration of Kenkichi Tomomoto? It has a colour section of pots in
the middle and but then just 2 pages of colour glaze samples on small pots
including Kinyo. - with tissue paper separating the 2 pages. At the back are
Japanese recipes and then American equivalents. It was my first pottery book
that I bought in 1969.
Eva Gallagher
Deep River, Ontario
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From: "lena buch"
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Subject: out of print Japanese glaze book
> My Husband purchased a really nice hardbound Japanese
> glaze book in the mid 70's. It had only a color
> section in the center of the book with tissue paper
> between the 8 or so color leaves of the book. It had a
> blue glaze called kenyo on one of the pages. In the
> back it had a section of western equivilents to
> Japanese glaze chemicals.
>
> Why all of the description? Someone borrowed it out of
> the book case in the living room a couple of years
> ago. No one I have asked who had access to the books
> remembers doing it.
>
> Daily, or at least weekly I hear about the missing
> book. does anyone recognize or remember the title so I
> can start a search with out of print vendors for a
> copy please?
> Thanks,
> Lee Partin in sunny Florida
>
>
>
>
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Lee Love on wed 21 mar 07
On 3/21/07, lena buch wrote:
> My Husband purchased a really nice hardbound Japanese
> glaze book in the mid 70's. It had only a color
> section in the center of the book with tissue paper
> between the 8 or so color leaves of the book. It had a
> blue glaze called kenyo on one of the pages. In the
> back it had a section of western equivilents to
> Japanese glaze chemicals.
Is this it?
The World of Japanese Ceramics (Paperback)
by Herbert Sanders
http://www.amazon.com/World-Japanese-Ceramics-Herbert-Sanders/dp/087011557X
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Lee in Mashiko, Japan
Minneapolis, Minnesota USA
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