Produced by Jones & Palmer Ltd nd 2004

96pp, with full page colour illustrations of the pots featured. 4to. Cloth bound. Very good with dust wrapper. Introduction by Tanya Harrod. Photography by Chris Chapman. Features the work of Svend Bayer, Bruce Chivers, Clive Bowen, Nic Collins, Tim Andrews. Beautifully produced study of contemporary ceramics.

Grove Press, Inc, 1968

First edition. First printing 451pp Dust jacket and edges shows shelf wear and has a number of short tears along top edge. Not price clipped but inner flap has been creased. Cloth a little faded along lower edge. he Pop Art legend's first novel, consisting of transcriptions of conversations between the author and Factory-figure Ondine. From the collection of Eduardo Paolozzi but without his ownership signature. Slight musty smell.

London Yale Univeristy Press 2020

256 pages, 9 3/4 x 13 285 colour + b/w illustrations Hardback with dust wrapper..A close look at the work, relationship, and shared influences of two masterful 20th-century artists.

The Windrush Press 1999

29pp Forward by Mel Gooding. A wonderful collection of water colours and oil paintings by Mary Fedden, all inspired by one of her favourite subjects-birds-all in full colour. Very good with dust wrapper.

London The Arts Council 1953

16pp. Printed by Lund Humphries. Beautiful string tied paper wrappers over printed with red lettered titles. 69 items listed. Blind stamped ownership stamp of Harry Horlock Stringer at Taggs Yard. On verso of wrapper drawing in pencil by Harry of an owl shaped chimney with not in pen "Drawing for Chimney for Cottage in Taggs Yard it was also my first pot thrown at the Fulham Pottery."

London Wildwood House 1974

First edition. Unpaginated. 309 "Constructions" Silver overprinted laminated boards. Pages a little sge darkened else very good. With Eduardo Paolozzi's bookplate. Explores some of the great problems in philosophy and of everyday life.

London and Glasgow Gowans and Gray Ltd 1909

51pp. With title and contents page decorations and twenty-four black and white drawings, one of which is repurposed and reproduced in colour on the upper wrapper. Colour-decorated wrappers Small, slim 8vo. The wrappers just a little dust soiled and rubbed on spine. End paper and list of contents page also a little dusty.

London Merrell 2017

Foreword by John Harris. 192 pages 200 illustrations. 4to. Red boards with illustrated dust wrapper. Stunning publication which illustrates Ed Kluz's paintings with commentaries by the authors on the houses featured and lost country houses in general.

At the Bath Academy of Arts 1964

Unpaginated.20pp Black and white paper wrappers. Roneo typed pages and b/w illustrated internal pages on grey paper. Folded imperial paper. Stapled. Lord Methuen - the artist Paul Ayshford - established the Academy at his home, Corsham Court, Wiltshire, in 1946. The first directors were Clifford and Rosemary Ellis, and the early syllabus included printmaking, film, music and drama, in addition to the basic subjects of painting and sculpture. The 1964 catalogues features works selected by Gillian Ayres, Martin Froy and others. Lovely ephemeral catalogue of student work from this progressive Liberal Arts College.

Salisbury Michael Russell Publishing 1980

240pp illustrated with b/w and colour plates. 4to. Very good with worn and slightly chipped dust wrapper. Inscribed and signed by Eduardo Paolozzi to Robin Spencer, "For Robin from EP Dec 1980" Eighteen illustrated essays which first appeared in Apollo Magazine

Beauchamp Richard Dennis 1991

112pp illustrated with colour and b/w plates. Tall 4to. Fine copy with dust wrapper and decorated end papers . Signed dedication copy from the author to Eduardo Paolozzi with best wishes inscription on the title page. Published to mark the 25th anniversary of this pottery situated in the far north of Scotland.

London Grabowski 1962

21pp illustrated with 11 black and white plates. Catalogue to accompany an exhibition featuring the work of Derek Boshier, David Hockney, Allen Jones, Peter Phillips, Max Shepherd, Norman Toynton and Brian Wright. Often held up to be the first pop art show in Britain. The catalogue includes a short biography of each featured artist and b/w image of one of their works which was featured in the show. White wrappers very slightly soiled. Small 4to.

Lewes The Book Guild 1987

198pp illustrated with 12 pages of b/w plates. Very good with dust wrapper. Inscribed and signed "For Sir Eduardo, in the hope it may interest you with every good wish Mitzi McCall 30 May 1994"

The Whittington Press 2001

[28]pp. Engravings printed on fine white paper. Paper covered boards, Japanese style binding with black ribbon. Fine. Copy no. 193 of 300, introduction to collection of Wiessenborn's engravings printed on lilac paper, stunning collection of miniature scenes of 1930s London. Helmuth Weissenborn was one of the Émigré artists who came to Britain having fled Nazism.

Somerset Marston House 1994

224pp illustrated with colour and b/w plates. 4to. Stiff card wrappers. Very good copy. The story of the life of Lucie Rie, her friendship with Bernard Leach and Hans Coper and illustrates a wide range of work from tableware to specially commissioned pots.