Wedgwood’s Pearl White vs. China Glaze
Myth, Ritual, and Imagination in Ceramic Analysis
A River Runs Through It: A Regional Perspective on American Stoneware
America’s Ceramic Heritage: From Technology to Ideology
Rewriting American Ceramic History: John Bartlam’s Soft-Paste Porcelain, Cain Hoy & Charleston, South Carolina, 1765–1773
The Poor Potter of Yorktown: A Tribute to Dr. Norman F. Barka
British Shell-Edged Earthenware, 1775–1860
The People’s Pots of the Monongahela River Valley
Ceramics Collecting in the 21st Century
New Discoveries in Southern Earthenware
Picking Up the Pieces: Ceramic History and Archaeology
Rewriting Southern Ceramic History: The Broken Legacy of John Bartlam
The Secrets of the Potter’s Art
Playing with the Past: The Ceramic Works of Michelle Erickson
Josiah Wedgwood and Eighteenth-Century Agateware
Angels and Demons: The Pleasures of Pottery and Porcelain
The Birth of America’s Stoneware Age: William Rogers of Yorktown
Why Ceramics?
Stoneware of the American South
“My Wife Drinks Tea & I Will Have Punch”
Feats of Clay: Walking Through Southern Ceramic History
Anglo-American Ceramics as Social Medium
In Plain Sight: Rewriting America’s Eighteenth-Century Porcelain History
CHEAP AND CHEERFUL: The Earthenwares of Early New Orleans, 1780–1840
Southern Ceramic Stories: Magic, Myth, and Machismo
The Cherokee Clay: Tales of Alchemy, Magic, and Mystery
Cockles and Mussels: Shells and English Ceramic Design History
America’s Ceramic History Begins in the South
“We Live Among Riddles and Mysteries”
EUREKA! A Discovery of Eighteenth-Century True Porcelain in Philadelphia
and Other Tales of Ceramic Intrigue
The Myths and Magic of Wood Firing
A Peculiar Look at the Eighteenth-Century Ceramics of Drayton Hall
New Selections from the William C. and Susan S. Mariner Private Foundation
The Last Drop: Intoxicating Pottery, Past and Present
The Art, History, and Mystery of Richmond, Virginia, Stoneware
Do You Believe in Magic? The Ring Bottle of Dr. Peter Davis
Shades of Blue: XRF Analysis of a Wedgwood Portland Vase
Ten Ceramic Stories: From Wedgwood to Disney