Nelson, portraits of, on jugs, 214 New Canton, title of Bow Factory, 49 Newcastle mugs and jugs, 201 “New Fayence, Spode,” 154 Nollekens, Life of, quoted, 30 Nottingham, 202 Oiron faïence (copied by Minton), 185 Old folks, mill to grind young, 712 O’Neale, painter, Worcester, 78 Opaque, xxiv porcelain (Spode), 153 Oriental models copied— at Bow, 58 at Caughley, 137 at Chelsea, 35, 37, 39 at Coalport, 144 at Worcester, 67, 70, 85 by Minton, 181 by Spode, 154 Oriental— marks on English china (Chelsea), 39 Worcester, 71 porcelain, having English coats of arms, 115, 120 Over-glaze, xxiv “P” as a mark, 240 Palissy ware copied by Minton, 184 Parian ware (Copeland), 158 how discovered, 21 “Parrish” (of Norwich), name on delft plates, 115 Parting cups, 208 Paste— definition of, xxiv hard, 91, 97, 98, 105 Pastille-burner (Crown Derby), 11 Spode, 152 Pastorella, woman playing the (Bow), 50, 53 Pennington, mark of, 240, 241 Perdita (Mrs. Robinson), portrait of, on modern Coalport, 146 Petersburg, 197 Petuntse, xxv, 195 Philips, Richard (Lowestoft), 127, 129 Piggin, 208 Pinxton, Billingsley at, 165 Planché, Andrew, originator of Derby works, 6 Plato, portrait medallion of (Wedgwood), 255 Plymouth, =91-96= characteristics of, 106 illustrations of, 91, 94, 95 marks, 94, 96 Sale Prices, 107 Plymouth, Lady, designs on Derby painted by, 12 Porcelain— definition of, xxv, 195 _hard_— at Bristol, 97, 98 at New Hall, 105 at Plymouth, 91 first manufacture of, in England, 91 Porphyry (Wedgwood), 256, 258 Portland vase, 260, 261, 263 Portrait medallions (Wedgwood), 255, 274, 275, 276 Posset-mug, 207 Posset-pot, 207 Pottery, definition of, xxv, 194 Powles, Richard (Lowestoft), 129 Prices, why old china commands high, 106 Printed table service, first blue, made in England, 138 Printing on china, xxv Printing transfer— at Battersea, 240 at Liverpool, 237, 239 at Worcester, 72 Purple lustre ware, 232 Puzzle jugs, 207 illustration of (Wedgwood), 212 Queen Charlotte, Wedgwood service for, 200, 253, 263 Queen’s Ware (Wedgwood), 253, 270 importance of, in history of ceramics, 200 Quin as Falstaff, Bow figure of, 55 “Quinton” (of Yarmouth), name on delft plates, 115 “R” as a mark, 184 initial on Lowestoft, 129 Redgrave (Lowestoft), 129 Reid & Co. (Liverpool), 241 “Resist” pattern (lustre ware), 231 “R. H.”, signature on Worcester mug, 72, 76 Richard III., Garrick as, Bow figure, 55 Ring, Joseph, Bristol, 201 Robinson, Mrs. (Perdita), portrait of, on modern Coalport, 146 Rockingham, unfinished ware from, sold to Robert Allen (Lowestoft), 118 Rose, French refugee, painter at Lowestoft, 118 Rose, John (Caughley), 138-9 establishes the Coalport factory, 139 Swansea factory purchased by, 174 Rose, I. & Co., marks of, 142 “R. P.,” initials on Lowestoft, 127