The Art of Fine Enameling Hardcover – Illustrated, November 4, 2019

Very informative on all types of enameling and also has walk through on projects.

So much work has gone into this revised edition! I own the first edition (which I read cover-to-cover many times) and was excited to hear that the second edition was out. I immediately ordered it. When I opened its pages, I was extremely happy to see how up-to-date everything was. Lots of interesting new techniques, trendsetting (and exciting) materials, and inspirational images grace its pages. The second edition is practically a new book unto itself and not just a reprinting. If you want to learn enameling or love enameling, this book is a great library addition. Perfecto!

Love the information & examples. Wonderful inspiration. Nice addition to my library.

Aside from being a handsome coffee table book this one is filled with detailed step by step procedures for doing a wide range of projects covering cloissone, champleve, basse taille and more. If you're a beginner like me this book is a most have. Between this book and the Thompson Enamel Workbook--and maybe Pam East on metal clay--you've got all you need to succeed. Well, that and practical experience...

Wonderful book with lots of detail information and tips from experts. Can’t wait to try the projects for so many techniques. I saw this book advertised on Instagram; I was worried when I did not see a lot of reviews for it on Amazon. The book exceeded my expectations! I would rename it the “Enamel Bible”. I highly recommend it for beginners

This is a great book for anyone interested in the art medium of vitreous enamel. It has ample pictorial displays, it describes a wide variety of trechniques; it discusses products, and it is an introduction to works of enamel artists all over the world

This is the best compilation of information about glass enameling that I have found. It covers everything from the basics to advanced techniques and it identifies and references skills that are explained in depth elsewhere in the book for each of the projects.Lastly, the book itself has a nice feel to it. It isn’t cheaply made and I would be comfortable taking it with me to my shop.

This is the best enamel how-to book I've seen so far. It covers a wide variety of techniques, has many photos of technical processes as well as completed pieces by well know enamelists, and many step-by=step projects. I especially like that there is how-to content from many enamelists, not just the author.