"Investing in Pottery & Porcelain" by Hugo Morley-Fletcher is a comprehensive guide to understanding and investing in antique pottery and porcelain. The book offers an overview of the history of ceramics and the factors that determine their value, such as rarity, condition, and provenance. It also covers different styles and periods of pottery and porcelain, including Chinese, Japanese, European, and American, and provides advice on how to spot fakes and forgeries.

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20.5cm x 27.4cm, 155 pages, Softcover, 1970 (Condition: Very Good) 

Condition Definition:
As New / Fine = New or almost without defect
Very Good = Showing signs of wear
Good / Fair = A bit worn but complete, with defects noted
Poor = worn with visible defects