The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes: Glazing & Firing at Cone 10

I first discovered this book whilst studying for my ceramics degree. After going through Cooper's Book of Glaze Recipes which was a required purchase (and rightly so) I went hunting for even more. I was doing my own experiments in glazes in my second year, and haunted the glaze lab to the point that the techs had to throw me out of an evening!I found this book extremely useful as it got me exploring glaze layering and ash glazes and so on. It covers both oxidation and reduction glazes, but the proportions of the ingredients go to 3 decimal places which can be a little tricky if you don't have a very expensive set of scales. What I did was round up and down and record what I'd adjusted. Which also tought me a valuable lesson: unless it's the oxides, you don't have to worry too much about a couple grams in the large batches.

Taken me a while to write this but nevertheless great product, great service all round satisfaction.

Wonderful book, very useful, delivers promptly

Excellent book. A lot of very useful tips for potters. glazes examples illustrated very well by either tiles or beautiful pieces of work. I have already tried some glazes recipes and they work. I recommend this book every one who likes to play with glazes.

Slower at arriving than I had expected but a great book when it got here!