British Industries: Ceramics, Glass and Silicates, Furniture and Woodwork by Leon Arnault, Frederick Settle Barff and John Hungerford Pollen is an important source for the study of industrial development in Great Britain in the 19th century. This book examines in detail the production features of ceramics, glass, silicates, furniture, and woodworking, their technological processes, history, and impact on the country's economy. The authors cover aspects such as technical innovations, market characteristics, and the social and cultural origins of these industries. This book is a useful resource for studying the history of British industry and the contribution of these areas to shaping the economic face of the country.