Suggest a title for a book about to be published,please?

"Breaking the mould" Is the one I like best :)

Breaking the mould sounds good - if the Staffs potteries really were innovative, otherwise it is just a clever title that has no meaning.

I like the idea above of the title"20th Century Staffordshire Pottery".

You could add that as an extension to the title.

It is true that you need to explain the nature of the contents on the cover as well as have a catchy title.

Carving Into The Past, Clay Creations, I like Pottery Memory Lane

It's a specialty book, so something to the point would be good.

"Staffordshire Pottery" or "20th Century Staffordshire Pottery" would let people know what your book is about, and would ignite more interest than a vague title.

A potted history of The Potteries.

Pottery making in history

Shahid Afridi - making waiting The Pitch. Shantaakumaran Sreesanth - Why, Oh, Why does toddler Cry? Andrew Symonds - Alcohol! My life of Tasting It, Ordering It and enjoying It! Harbhajan Singh - the thank you to Win acquaintances And Alienate followers. Shane Warne - intercourse, Wine, women And Blow Up Dolls. Marcus Stresscothik - Planes, Trains And automobiles. How I prevented vacationing On all of them. Trevor Chappel - to maintain the Ball Rolling: The Memoirs of Trevor Chappell. Muttiah Murlitharan - 15 tiers. Or My properly suited experience by way of Cricket's rules and how I controlled to alter Them. Ian Ronald Bell - party of one: The Loners' Manifesto.

I like Breaking the mould

Pottery Places. Simple and concise. I'm big on alliteration.

Of the three, "Breaking the Mould" is the only decent one I'm afraid.

Having said that, I can't think of any better!