INDEX
Bronze, keramic decorations copied from ancient, 17, 36, 39, 61; porcelain reproduction of surface, 226, 308; as models for ware, 251.
Brown monochromatic ware, 326—328.
Bushell, S. W., on Mohammedan blue, 102.
Cambron ware, porcelain so-called, 373; character, 374.
Canton, Franks's error on its keramic products, 235, 236.
Céladons, early, 13—15, 17—22; Chai, 18; Ju, 33—36; usually stone-ware, 34; early Kuan, 38, 39; Jung, 41; Lung-chuan and Ko, 42—46, 76; period of choice, 49; spotted, 50; U-ni, 60; early primacy, 61, 78; derivation of the word, 62; exportation throughout the East, 62—69; Siamese, 64; specimens in Japan, 73—76; imitations, 76, 77, 83; lost art, 77, 79; esteem, 79; Kuan, of the Ming dynasty, 80; porcelain, of the Tsing dynasty, 81; enamelled, 225.
Chai-yao, 18.
Chan Chiun-shang, potter, 361.
Chan Chiun-yung, potter, 360.
Chan Chung, potter, 360.
Chan Kwang-fu, potter, 360.
Chan Hö-chi, potter, 361.
Ch'an Ming-yuen, potter, 361.
Chan Sin-hiang, potter, 360.
Chan Tiang-shang, potter, 361.
Chan Tsün-hiang, potter, 361.
Ch'an Tsz-ch'o, potter, 361.
Chan Yun-hiang, potter, 359.
Chan-chen, caligraphist, 361.
Chang, two brothers, potters, 42.
Chang Yun-tsung, potter, 361.
Chang-nan-chin. See Ching-tê-chên.
Chang-yao. See Lung-chuan-yao.
Chao, potter, 357.
Chao Jukua, work on Chinese foreign trade, 68.
Characteristics. See Identification.
Checkered glaze, 340.
Chekiang province, ware of the Tsin dynasty, 13; of the Tang dynasty, 15; Lung-chuan ware, 41.
Chen Heu-chi, potter, 361.
Chen Li-shan, potter, 361.
Chêng-hwa era, soft-paste blue-and-white ware, 116—118; hard-paste blue-and-white ware, 118; imitations, 119; identification of hard-paste blue-and-white ware, 119; development of enamelled porcelain, 186—191; enamels on coloured ground, 191; coarser varieties, 192.
Chêng-tê era, blue-and-white ware, 121; enamelled porcelain, 192.
Chi-hung monochromatic porcelain, Hsuan-tê era, 280; question of process, 281—283; inferior substitute of Chia-ching era, 284; later production, 285; scarcity, 286; so-called, of Tsing dynasty, 292-294.
Chia Hüen, potter, 362.
Chia-ching era, court orders of blue-and-white ware, 122—125; enamelled porcelain, 192.
Chia-tsing era, blue-and-white ware, 174.
Chia yü-ki, 14.
Chiang-tou-hung monochromatic porcelain, 294.
Chiao-ching monochromatic porcelain, 315.
Chiao-lü monochromatic ware, 322.
Chien-lung era, Tang's superintendence of Ching-tê-chên factories, 172; blue-and-white ware, 173, 174; enamelled porcelain, 214.
Chien-yao of Sung dynasty, pupose of origin, 57; character, 58, 323; Japanese esteem, 58; not imitated, 59; varieties, 59; Ivory-white ware called, 272.
Chin-siu-hwa ware, 339.
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