If you have any doubts about buying one of my publications, see my eBay Feedback or read the following comments from buyers and readers.

About Fat Lava: West German Ceramics of the 1960s & 70s...

'Fab', I think, is the correct vernacular!
David, Birmingham

This copy of your book is for my sister. I got a copy 11 months ago and now have 110 pieces of "Fat Lava"!
Ernie, Ohio

It's a lovely production...it will be a great guide to my collecting.
Don, Canada

Congratulations on producing such an excellent book!
Gillian, Surrey

It's absolutely brilliant and  is already  much thumbed - and totally indispensable!
Pip,
Pips-Trip, London

Thank you for your fantastic effort with FAT LAVA book. It has helped me identify some of my unknown vases. The quality of the text and the images is superb.
Allan, Australia

The book is a treat - very informative, well designed and superbly photographed.
Holly, Canada

The book has made me feel a certain urgency to snap up all the West German pottery I encounter. To the detriment of my wallet, living space  and husband. I'm blaming it all on Fat Lava.
Ellen, New York

What a fabulous book, there are a few good investments that I have made this year, and I must say that this is most definitely in the top five. There is not a week goes by with out me picking it up as a reference guide.
George, RetroLoveDeluxe, UK

About Michael Harris, Mdina Glass & Isle of Wight Studio Glass...

For me this is 160 pages of pure joy...having collected Mdina and Isle of Wight Studio Glass for a number of years, I had lots of unanswered questions which are all now put to rest... The 250 full colour photographs are everything that the glass deserves....and for the collector there are lots of factory/shop colour photographs, company advertisements, and promotional shots. For the first time, this book outlines the Harris' original Mdina designs and shapes and separates them from later Mdina interpretations. The section on marks, signatures and labels also provides invaluable information for dating. More power to the Hill elbow!
Excerpts from a book review written by Dr Graham Cooley that appeared in the Glass Cone, the quarterly publication of the UK's national
Glass Association.

Congratulations on a fantastic book. You have truly created the bible on Michael Harris plus a lot more.
Joe, Glasgow

I have had a chance to read  the IOW book and just wanted to congratulate you on a very interesting and informative book.
Robin, Isle of Man

Just a note to say how impressed we are with your IOW book. It is so comprehensive, and just what serious collectors have needed for a long time. Many thanks.
Jean & David, England

The book arrived today and it far exceeded my expectations. The plates are gorgeous, and the text is wonderful! Thank you so much for including the price list too. Altogether, a stellar transaction, for which I thank you sincerely!
Pamela, Illinois

Just a little note to say how much I am enjoying your book.Not only is it  very informative and interesting, but  the photos have  taken me  down memory lane to  the visits we  paid to the Mdina factory, the heat of the furnace in the old airfield buildings  and the image of the glassblowers totally absorbed in their art. It has a truly put a smile on my face.
Tim, Staffordshire

LOVE the book! I've just spent a very enjoyable day trawling through it comparing my very newly acquired bits and pieces to those in the book. I think that I shall be making more informed choices from now on, thanks to you.
Suzy, England

About Hi Sklo Lo Sklo: Postwar Czech Glass Design From Masterpiece to Mass-Produced....

Experts will applaud this as a further step in devolution, allowing collectors to identify a mass of previously unidentified art work. For ordinary collectors, the book will provide a valuable start to their exploration behind the glass curtain. Click here to read more...
Stephanie Newham, Glass Messageboard

Great exhibition and great book, but I knew that was going to be the case.

Jeanette Hayhurst, Jeanette Hayhurst Fine Glass, London, England

This is a great introduction to this vast subject with readily accessible information in a well laid out format that points the reader in the right direction...a very welcome addition to collectors' and dealers' libraries which dovetails well with other recently published books, especially since it indicates accessible collecting areas within Czech glass.
Nigel Benson, 20th century glass dealer, London, England

I must say that of all the glass books I have (and there are loads now), yours are the ones I use and study the most. What's the next one on?
Natalia, Cambridgeshire, England

I received the book today, and I couldn’t be happier with it. Not only is the quality superb, but I have already identified one piece in my collection, and helped two other people ID pieces in their collections. I can tell I will be referring to this book over and over again. Keep them coming – excellent work!
Warren, Ohio, USA

What can I say? Another great book. Keep up the good work!
Allan, The Netherlands

Your super book arrived this morning. I am delighted with it, it's exactly as I wished it to be.
Carol, Texas, USA


It's fab that you keep writing books about things that I end up buying. The book is wicked!
Chris, Oxfordshire, England

I'm delighted with the information in the book, its already solved one mystery for me. The photos are a delight, I expect you got a lot of pleasure putting the book together and I envy you being able to see and handle some of those pieces. I love art glass from this period and this is a previously relatively unknown area.
Karin, England

More comments, and excerpts from book reviews, to follow soon.