Dillwyn (Swansea)— Etruscan ware, 171, 174 illustration of, 173 lustre ware made by, 228 marks of, 171 Dixon & Co. (lustre ware), Sunderland, 228 Dobson, Mr. Austin, quoted, 68 Donaldson, painter, Worcester, 78 Doulton, Messrs., Lambeth, 29, 205 Dragon blue, introduced at Caughley, 138 Dresden copied— at Chelsea, 37 at Worcester, 84 marks imitated at Coalport, 143 origin of factory at, 196 Dudley House, Chelsea vases at, 39 Duesbury, William— the first, 6, 8 the second, 12 the third, 15 Duesbury & Sheffield (Derby), 15 Dwight, John, 202 the inventor of porcelain in England, 29 Earl St. Vincent, friend of Cookworthy, 92 Earthenware— definition of, xxiii old English, 193-218 Egyptian ware (Wedgwood), 258 “England,” use of word on modern china, 144 English slip ware, 208 English ware universal on Continent, 253 Etruria, 253 first vase produced at, 254 Etruscan ware, Dillwyn (Swansea), 171, 174 illustration of, 173 Evans & Co., Swansea, 174 “F” as a mark, 53 Falstaff, Quin as, Bow figure, 55 “Fayence, Spode’s new,” 154 Felspar porcelain (Coalport), 140 Minton & Boyle, 182 Flaxman, design on Wedgwood (France and England), 260, 263 Flight & Barr, 78 Billingsley, painter, with, 165 marks, 78 Flight, Thomas (Worcester), 78 marks of, 78 Flora, Bow figure of, 64 Fordyce, Lady Margaret, designs on china painted by, 12 “Foundling” Vase (Chelsea), 37, 38 Frank, R., Brislington, 228 Frederick, Prince of Wales, portrait of, painted by Frye, 51 Frederick the Great (Worcester mug)— Carlyle’s description of, 72 illustration of, 73 French sprig pattern (Derby), 22 Frog mug, Sunderland, 203 Frye, Thomas (of West Ham), 51 as a mezzotint engraver, 52 various signatures of, 60 Fuddling cup, 207 Fulham pottery, 202 flip-mug, Alexander Selkirk, 214 Garrick, as Richard III., Bow figure, 55 George II., patron of Chelsea, 33 German workmen brought to Chelsea by George II., 33 Glass, Joseph, potter, 207 Glassy porcelain, definition of, xxv Glaze— definition of, xxiii leadless, 144 Globe as a mark, 184 Goats and bee jug (Bow), 62, 63 Chelsea, 35 Gold lustre ware, 232, 233 jug, 232 Grainger, Lee & Co., Worcester, 81 marks, 79 Green, Guy, Liverpool, 238 “H” as a mark, Lowestoft, 129 Hancock, Robert, engraver, 72, 76 Hard paste, definition of, xxiv Hard porcelain— first manufacture of, in England, 91 made at— Bristol, 97, 98 New Hall, 105 Plymouth, 91 Harrison, John, 250 “Harvey, William,” name on Lowestoft, 123 Henri II. faïence, copied by Minton, 185 Herculaneum Pottery (Liverpool), 200, 241 Heylin, Edward (of Bow), 51 Hogarth, “Midnight Conversation” of, Liverpool bowl, 246 Hughes, Lowestoft, 129 Ironstone china— Mason, xxiv, 216 illustrated, 217 Isleworth, 205 “I. W.” as a mark, 199, 211 Jackfield, factory at, 138 Japan patterns used at Derby, 22 Japanese influence on Spode, 155 Derby, 22