INDEX
Julien, Stanilas, researches in Chinese keramics, 3.
Jung-yao, 41.
Kai-pien-yao, character, 106—109; scarcity, 110; character of early decoration, 112; of Kang-hsi era, 145; small pieces, 146; Occidental reputation, 148; subjects for decoration, 167; modern imitations, 380.
Kang-hsi era, golden age of keramics, 137; Hawthorn pattern ware, 137—145; Kai-pien ware, 145; hard-paste blue-and-white ware, 147—153; enamelled ware, 201—214; Black Hawthorn ware, 219; enamels on red glaze, 221; revival of white monochromes, 266.
Kang-tsiao ts'ing monochromatic ware, 320.
Kaolin, functions in porcelain, 384, 385.
Keramics, Chinese, former Occidental attitude, 1; lost skill, 1; first Occidental researches, 3; beginnings, 5, 9; early preference for faience and monochromes, 26, 61; impossible to identify potters, 136; dependence on official patronage, 175, 410; gradations in the wares, 348; earliest specimens in Europe, 366—372; obscurity of processes, 383; genius, 397. See also, Faience, Porcelain, Pottery, and wares by name and style.
Ki-chou-yao, 28; and the origin of transmutation ware, 28.
Kiang-nan province, ware of the Tang dynasty, 15; soft-paste porcelains, 258—262; yellow monochromes, 303.
Kiang-si province, wares of the Sui dynasty, 14—15; Kichou ware, 28; Ting ware, 31; soft-paste porcelains, 260. See also Ching-tê-chên.
Kiang-su province, ware of the Tang dynasty, 16.
Kilns, stoving of porcelain, 396.
King-fisher glaze. See T'sui-se.
Ko Chu, Chêng-hwa era potter, 188.
Ko Tan-jin, Chêng-hwa era potter, 188.
Ko-yao, origin, 42; distinguished from Lung-chuan-yao, 42; character, 42, 44, 50; identification, 49; transmutation ware, 49; imitations, 77; crackle, 343. See also Lung-chuan-yao.
Koh Min-tsiang, potter, 351.
Koh Yuan-tsiang, potter, 351.
Kuan-yao of Sung dynasty, origin, 37; character, 37—413; factory transferred, 39; transmutation ware, 49; imitations, 76, 77; of the Ming dynasty, 80—103; distinguishing features, 81; of the Tsing dynasty, 82; various wares so-called, 221, 222, 225, 300, 303, 307, 317, 321.
Kung-chun, potter, 353, 357.
Kwa-pi-lü monochromatic ware, 320, 321.
Kwang-tung province, soft-paste porcelains, 260, 261; faience, 313, 350—353.
Kwang-yao, 313, 350—353.
Lacquered porcelain, 342.
Lamp-shades of enamelled egg-shell porcelain, 215, 229.
Lan-yao-pien, 332.
Lang family, potters, 287.
Lang-yao, origin, 286—288; varieties, 288—290; pâte, 290; auxiliary glazes, 290; no marks, 291; cessation of production, 391; modern imitations, 381.
Lapis blue monochromatic ware, 314.
Li Chun-fang, potter, 358.
Liang, potter, 357.
Lime, use in Chinese glaze, 386, 389, 409.
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