Preface ;
1. LITTLE BIG VICES - TOBACCO SMOKING AND DRINKING AND CAROUSING ;
The Image of a Habit. Pipes and the Depiction of Smoking in Central European Art from the Beginning to the First World War - Gerald Volker Grimm ;
A Little Vice: Tobacco Smoking in Tuscany from Material Sources - Marcella Giorgio ;
Small Daily Vices: A Group of Clay Pipes in Post-Medieval Spoleto - Beatrice Brancazi, Giulia Previti ;
Archaeology of Smoking and Tobacco Consumption. New Data from Campania Inland Settlements - Lester Lonardo ;
Clay Pipes from Unknown Sites in the Area of Ilok, Croatia - Andrea Rimpf ;
Tradition and Beauty - Ottoman Smoking Pipes Based on Materials from the State Hermitage Collection - Marina N. Gavrilova ;
White Clay Tobacco Pipes at the Beginning of the 18th-Century in Saint Petersburg Based on Materials from the State Hermitage Collection - Roxana V. Rebrova ;
Two Types of Smoking Pipes and a Global Perspective in Rua do Terreiro do Trigo, Lisbon - Miguel Martins de Sousa, Jose Pedro Henriques, Vanessa Galiza Filipe ;
A Contribution to the Coffee-Drinking Culture in Brno, Czech Republic - Lenka Sedlackova, Pavel Stanek ;
"A Nice Cup of Tea." Pottery as Material Evidence of Changes in the Table Culture of 18th-Century Warsaw - Maciej Trzeciecki ;
Chinese Porcelain for Tea and Coffee Drinking in the Old Quelba/Khor Kalba Fortress (Sharjah, UAE) - Jose Pedro Henriques, Rui Carita, Rosa Varela Gomes, Mario Varela Gomes ;
2. TOYS AND JOYS - CERAMIC TOYS AND SPARE TIME ITEMS ;
What a Delightful Day: Spare Time Representation on Early Modern Portuguese Ceramics - Tania Manuel Casimiro ;
Poor and Wealthy Children in Post-Medieval Sardinia (16th-20th Century). Ceramic Toys as Markers of Social Status - Marco Milanese ;
Ceramic Toys and Spare Time Items of Townspeople in Hetman Ukraine in the 18th Century: On Materials from an Excavation in Poltava Yurii O. Puholovok ;
Losing a Piece to Win a Game: Gaming Pieces in Portugal - Vanessa Galiza Filipe, Jose Pedro Henriques, Tania Manuel Casimiro ;
Blow Your Whistle: Ceramic Whistles in Early Modern Lisbon - Tania Manuel Casimiro - Carlos Boavida ;
A Terracotta Whistle Representing Saint Lazarus from Marmorata Street, Rome - Barbara Ciarrocchi ;
3. HIDDEN GARDEN TREASURES - FLOWERPOTS AND OTHER GARDEN CERAMIC ;
Decorated Flowerpots with Mascarons and Other Motifs from Archaeological Excavation in Stargard/Pomerania - Marcin Majewski ;
Forgotten Beauties. A Preliminary Study of Post-Medieval Flowerpots from the Czech Republic - Kristyna Matejkova ;
Garden Pots from the Botanical Garden in Pisa (17th-20th Century) - Giuseppe Clemente ;
The Pheasantry of Prague Castle in the 17th and 18th Centuries - Jan Frolik ;
Flowerpots and Ceramic Plant Markers. A Case Study from the Muskau Park Excavation in 2017 - Joanna Dabal ;
Not Everything Is as It Seems, a Garden on the Walls of Early Modern Lisbon - Mariana Almeida, Marcio Martingil ;
4. LAST BUT NOT LEAST ;
From Heating Needs to Adaptation of Renaissance Patterns. Tiles from Small Towns of Pomerelia from the Second Half of the 14th Century to the End of the 16th Century - Michal Starski ;
Late Gothic and Renaissance Stove Tiles from Lietava Castle, Slovakia - Mario Bielich ;
Distillation Ceramics from Prague Castle, Czech Republic - Gabriela Blazkova, Alexandra Klouzkova, Maria Kolarova ;
Silesian Workshops of Renaissance Ceramics with Moulded Relief Applications - Jakub Szajt ;
Post-Medieval Ceramics from 18th-Century Fortifications in Nebesa near As (Czech Republic) - Vaclav Matousek, Pavel Drnovsky, Petr Hejhal, Ladislav Rytir, Katerina Pulcova, Veronika Pulcova ;
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