---- ---- contemporary work, 390-391 ---- trade with East, 221 _Engobe._ _See_ Slip. D’Entrecolles, Père, his letters, how written, 126 ---- ---- reception of letters in Europe, 126 ---- ---- summary of letters, 127-136 European enamelling on white Chinese porcelain, 165 ---- influence on Chinese porcelain, 109, 135, 159, 162 ---- market, Chinese porcelain for, 163-164 ---- porcelain, early attempts at manufacture, 235-243 _Façonnage_, or shaping, 20 Falconet, his models used at Sèvres, 296 _Famille rose_, 106-110 ---- ---- European influence on painting, 109 _Famille verte_, 98-102 ---- ---- with black ground, 100 ---- ---- relation to Ming enamels, 100 Favorite, La, near Baden, porcelain cabinet, 227 Fawkner, Sir Everard, and Chelsea porcelain, 335-337 Fayence, enamelled, competition with porcelain in seventeenth century, 233 ---- ---- practical disadvantages of, 234 Felspar, 9, 10 ---- decomposition of, 10 ---- how far equivalent to china-stone, 16 _note_, 251 ---- pure, used in Danish and Swedish porcelain, 388, 393 Feng Ting ware, white Chinese porcelain, 68, 142 Firing of porcelain, chemical reaction, 11 ---- ---- systems described, 26, 191 ---- ---- at King-te-chen, 133 Fischer, Herr, at Herend, 271, 392 _Flambé_ glazes, 42 ---- ---- on Chinese porcelain, 152 ---- ---- firing of, 152, 153 ---- ---- how painted on, 153 ---- ware, early type, 66 Florence, porcelain made in sixteenth century. _See_ Medici. Flour-spar used in glaze at Fürstenberg, 265 Flowers in porcelain at Meissen, 254, 293 _note_ ---- ---- at Vincennes, 293 _Fond laque_ on Chinese porcelain, 102 ---- ---- much found in Persia, 147 Forms of Chinese porcelain, 137-141 ---- of Japanese porcelain, 192 Fostât rubbish-heaps, fragment of Chinese porcelain found in, 216 _Fouliang, Annals of_, 127 France, early collectors of Oriental porcelain in, 229-231 Francesco, Grand Duke of Tuscany, makes porcelain, 237 Frankenthal, porcelain made at, 267 Franks, Sir A. W., on Oriental china, 53, 121, 185 ---- ---- on Strassburg porcelain, 270 ---- ---- on Parisian kilns, 314 ---- ---- on Lowestoft porcelain, 370 Frederick the Great and porcelain, 255, 262, 274, 275, 335 Frits, used in French soft pastes, 279 Frye, Thomas, at Bow, 342-343 Fuel used in firing porcelain, 28 Fukien, Chinese province, two wares made, 66, 142 ---- white porcelain, 142-143 ---- ---- imitated in Europe, 142 ---- ---- decorated in England, 144 ---- enamelled porcelain, 143 Fulda, porcelain made at, 268 Fulham, Dr. Dwight attempts to make porcelain at, 240 Furnaces for firing porcelain, three types described, 27 ---- for Chinese porcelain, 134 ---- for Japanese porcelain, 191 ---- for French soft pastes, 280 Fürstenberg, porcelain made at, 265 Fusibility of porcelain, experiments at Sèvres, 8, 18 Gardner, at Tver, makes porcelain, 275 Garnier, Édouard, late director at Sèvres, 310 ---- ---- report on contemporary porcelain, 389-394