ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSP. 6INTRODUCTIONP. 9HISTORY OF CRYSTALLINE GLAZESP. 11CRYSTALS FROM NATUREP. 22CRYSTALS GROWN UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONSP. 24TYPES OF CRYSTALLINE GLAZESP. 28CLAY BODIES AND FORMSP. 32INGREDIENTS IN A CRYSTALLINE GLAZEP. 37GLAZINGP. 44GLAZESP. 52KILNSP. 57FIRING AIDSP. 61FIRING CRYSTALLINE GLAZESP. 68REDUCTION-FIRED CRYSTALLINE GLAZESP. 74AFTER THE FIRINGP. 80ATTITUDES AND AESTHETICSP. 83POTTERS WORKING WITH CRYSTALLINE GLAZESP. 85EVAN DAVIS, AUSTRALIAP. 85DIANE CREBER, CANADAP. 88GORDON HUTCHENS, CANADAP. 91SUN CHAO, TAIWAN, ROCP. 93AVRIL FARLEY, ENGLANDP. 95KATE MALONE, ENGLANDP. 99DENIS CARATY, FRANCEP. 102BILL CAMPBELL, USAP. 105GINNY CONROW, USAP. 108KESTUTIS MIKENAS, USAP. 111WILLIAM SAWHILL, USAP. 114WILLIAM SCHRAN, USAP. 116FARA SHIMBO, USAP. 118JOHN TILTON, USAP. 121GLOSSARYP. 123BIBLIOGRAPHYP. 125TABLE OF CONTENTS PROVIDED BY INGRAM. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.