Hansen, Lars, painter, 106 Hard paste-- first made at Meissen, 22, 29 Plymouth, Bristol, and New Hall, 27 Sèvres, manufacture of, at, 24 Heraldic placques designed by Arnold Krog, 230, 243 Hetch, G., Director of Copenhagen factory, 191 Highest work of Copenhagen, an attempt to indicate, 230, 233 Hispano-Moresque ware, 318 HM (incised) as a mark, illustrated, 104 Holm (Privy Chancellor to Queen Juliane Marie), encourages Müller, 55 Holm (potter), signature of, 103 Holmskjold, the botanist, director of Copenhagen factory, 144 Höyen, his lecture on the natural Scandinavian art, 196 I as a mark, 195 I. Holm, 103, 107 Imitativeness of European potters, 11, 215, 281, 309, 314 Imitators of modern Copenhagen porcelain, 229, 281 Initials on Copenhagen porcelain (F), 99 Inscription on Chinese vase, 95 Copenhagen (bowl), 184 (cup), 69, 99 (plate), 87 (cup and saucer), 99 Staffordshire pottery, 96 Italian Majolica, old masters of, 317 J (mark of Jensen), 195 Jacobsen, quoted, 251 Japanese and Danish ceramic art compared, 247 Japanese imitations of Copenhagen porcelain, 247, 281 Japanese influence in Copenhagen at outset of modern period, 235 Japanese ivory carver, his technique, 267, 329 Jensen, mark of, 195 Jews compelled by Frederick the Great to buy porcelain, 32 Joachim, Christian, his art faience, 322, 325 JS (incised) as a mark, 103 Juliane Marie, Dowager Queen, patron of Müller, 55 Part of, in overthrow of Struensee, 48 Juliane Marie porcelain period-- Part I (1775-1780), 41-71 Part II (1780-1796), 73-110 Excellence of modelling an ideal for modern work, 268 Juliane Marie style revived, 233 K (incised) as a mark, 175 Kalleberg, G., the designer of fine subjects, 107, 118 Kändler of Meissen and his style, 126 _Kaolin_, definition of, 22 Keith, Sir Robert Murray, British Minister at Copenhagen, 51 Krog, Arnold, Art Director at Royal Copenhagen Factory (from 1885), 210 his artistic impulses, 213 his development of new style in underglaze painting, 214 Traditional ornament discarded, 234 Nature, the source of inspiration, 215 Signatures of, 255 Kronborg, Castle of, painted on a cup, 192 Kroyer, Danish painter, 197 L as a mark (incised), 175 (painted), 195 Landscape subjects painted in underglaze colours, 237 Lead glaze not used at Copenhagen, 340 Lead-poisoning, no cases at Copenhagen, 340 Lehmann, Peter Heinrich Benjamin,107 Signature of, 101 Living schools of decorative art, 345 Lost arts, the technique of genius, 91 Louis XV sends a Sèvres service to Frederik V of Denmark, 38 Ludwigsberg factory, 31 Lunbye, Johan Thomas, Danish painter, 197 Luplau, comes to Copenhagen from Fürstenberg factory, 71, 105 his limitations, 117 Signature of, 101 Lyngbe, L., mark of, 195 M (incised) as a mark, 104