Jasper ware (Wedgwood), 257 illustrations of, 249, 258, 259 Johnson, Dr., experiments of, at Chelsea factory, 40 “K & B, Worcester,” as a mark, 79 Kaolin, xxv, 195 Kean, Michael (Derby), 15 Kerr & Binns (Worcester), 79 King of Prussia mug, Carlyle’s description of, 72 Kishere, Mortlake, 205 “L,” two letters, mark on Lowestoft, 130 Lamb, Charles, on Old China, 4 Lambeth, Dutch potters at, in seventeenth century, 205 Lane, Delph, 216 Lang, Mr. Andrew, verse quoted, 4 Laurel wreath on Bristol china, 106, 107 Lead glaze, definition of, xxiii Lead, large amount used in Bow glaze, 62 Leadless glaze, xxiii, 144 Leeds pottery, 201 Limoges enamel, copied at Worcester, 83 Lister, Dr. Martin, 30 Liverpool— pottery once its staple manufacture, 200 Queen’s Ware (Wedgwood), decorated at, 253 Liverpool ware, =237-246= illustrations of, 237, 243, 244, 245 marks, 240, 241 Sale Prices, 246 tiles, 245 Locker & Co. (late Bloor) (Derby), 20 Longbeards, mugs thus named (Low Countries), 197 Lonsdale, Lord, Derby service, sketches made by, 12 Lowestoft, =113-132= birthday tablets, 123 Bow and Chelsea copied by, 127 characteristics of, 130 coats of arms on, 115 delft, old, attributed to, 115 errors concerning, 115, 119 illustrations of, 113, 117, 118, 122, 123, 125, 128, 129 marks, 127, 129, 130 moulds and fragments recently discovered, 122 old factory, site of, 121 Oriental influence on, 127 origin of, 114 Sale Prices, 131 spurious imitations made in France, 127 Worcester, its resemblance to, 127 Luson, Hewlin (Lowestoft), 121 Lustre ware— copper, 221-227 gold, 232, 233 silver, 227-232 illustrations of— copper, 221, 222, 223, 225, 226 gold, 232 silver, 227, 228, 229, 231 “M” as a mark, 182 “M & B” as a mark, 182 “M & Co.” as a mark, 184 Mandarin decorated porcelain— Bristol, 97, 99 Lowestoft, 116, 127 Worcester, 83 Marriage plates, 114, 115 Mason, Charles James, 216 Mason, Miles, mark of, 216 Mason Patent Ironstone China, xxiv, 215, 216 illustrated, 217 marks, 216 Sale Prices, 218 Mayflower, in relief, Bow pattern, 58 Meissen, origin of factory at, 196 Mill to grind old folks young, 271 Minton, Thomas, 181-2 Minton Ware, =181-189= faïence, 181 illustrations, 183, 185, 186, 189 majolica, 186 marks, 182, 184 reproduction of Henri II. ware, 185 Sale Prices, 187 Minton & Boyle, mark of, 182 Minton-Campbell, Colin, 182 Sale Prices of his china collection, 187 Minton, Hollins & Co., 184 Moore & Co., lustre ware, Sunderland, 228 Morris, painter, Swansea, 174 Mortlake, pottery at, 205 Mottoes on earthenware, 206, 208, 211-214 Moulds, xxiv disinterment of, at Lowestoft, 122 illustration of, 113 Nankin pattern, Caughley, 138 Nantgarw, =165-171= characteristics of, 175 founders of, solicit Government patronage, 169 glassy nature of, 169 illustrations of, 166, 167 marks, 169, 170, 171 Sale Prices, 176
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