We must refer to the large catalogue of the collection of Maiolica at South Kensington, for notices of the less important establishments at TREVISO, BASSANO, PADUA, VERONA, and some other towns: as also at MILAN, TURIN, and NAPLES. In the last city, at the royal fabrique of Capo di Monte established in 1736, several varieties of fine ware were made, from a beautiful artificial porcelain to a faïence of high quality, of which, however, little seems to have been produced. In every large collection pieces will be found for which it is not easy to assign any place as the fabrique at which they were produced. The very interesting piece (in the woodcut p. 185) at South Kensington, no. 2562, is an example: it is of early date, and a certain oriental character about the design would suggest the influence of Moorish potters. Another such example is the dish, no. 2593, of the fifteenth century and probably of Tuscan origin; we give also a woodcut of this. THE END. INDEX. Alhambra, tiles and vase, 14, 75 “ vase, copy, 77 Altar pieces, ascribed to Giorgio, 114 Amatorii pieces, 64 Anatolian wares, 71 Andreoli, maestro Giorgio, 29, 36, 42, 114 “ his use of the ruby tint, 118 “ distinctions of his works, 118, 119 “ first dated piece, 120 “ “ and signed, 121 “ characteristics, 122 Arabic inscriptions, 16 Babylonian pottery, 5 Bacini, at Pesaro, &c., 10, 18, 22 Barbatina, explained, 129 Bartolomeo, 152 Bassano, 186 Beads, maiolica, 64 Benedetto, maestro, 177 Betrothal dishes, 30 Boccoleri, of Venice, their petition, 181 Bologna, 176 Borgo san Sepolero, 154 Botega, the meaning, 1 Cachan ware, 66 Cæsare da Faenza, 151 Caffaggiolo, 27 “ under the Medici, 43 “ usual subjects, 62 “ potteries, 88 “ characteristics, 89 “ examples at South Kensington, 92 “ name variously spelt, 94 Calata-Girone potteries, 85 Camillo da Urbino, 177 Campani, Ferdinando, 154 Capo di monte, 186 Castel Durante, 37, 127, 128 “ earliest signed piece, 130, 132 “ general decoration, 130 Cencio, maestro, 124 Chigi, cardinal, at San Quirico, 154 Chinese porcelain, imitations, 46 Ciarla, 152 Coffins, made of ware, 5 Damascus plate, 13 “ ware, 68 “ the name should be revived, 69 “ lamp, 69 “ two varieties, 69 Diruta, madreperla, 30 “ potteries, 154 Discs, on walls at Bologna, &c., 10 Discs, at Pisa, 18 Duccio, Agostino, 28 Egyptians, anciently used glaze, 3 “ turquoise blue, 5 Elizabethan “Damascus” ware, 69 Enamelled wares, 12 English reproductions, 50, 74 Enrico da Modena, 177 F. R. monogram, 170 Fabriano, potteries, 157 “ mark and date, 157, 158 Fabrique, the meaning, 1 Faenza, examples 23, &c., 40 “ origin of name, 61, 163 “ potteries, 163 “ earliest dates, 164 “ five divisions, 166