_Garniture_, term explained, 23 ---- _de cheminée_ in Chinese porcelain, 139 Geneva, porcelain painters at, 271, 311 Gersaint, his catalogue of Oriental porcelain, 230 Ginori family at Doccia, 320-321 Glass, possible influence on early Chinese glazes, 57 ---- made by Hu imitated in porcelain, 113 Glazes, 12, 30-38 ---- preparation of, 30 ---- applied to unbaked ware by Chinese, 30 Glazes, called oil by Chinese, 31 ---- distinguished from enamels, 31 ---- fusibility of, 32 ---- on Egyptian fayence, 32 ---- composition of ancient, 33, 144-154 ---- three main classes of, 34 ---- on Chinese porcelain, 35 ---- relation to subjacent paste, 35 ---- containing lime, 35-36 ---- at Sèvres of two types, 36 ---- on European porcelain, composition of, 36 ---- on Chinese porcelain, composition of, 37 ---- when first used by Chinese, 69 ---- sole source of decoration on early Chinese porcelain, 70 ---- for French soft pastes, 281 ---- for hard pastes at Sèvres and Limoges, 306 ‘Glozing’ or glazing oven, 27 Gold as source of red colour (see also _Rouge d’or_), 89 Gotzkowski, Berlin banker, 262 Gotha, Museum at, early Chinese porcelain, 72, 174, 212 ---- porcelain made at, 269 Gouyn, Charles, manager at Chelsea, 333 Granite, primary source of both kaolin and petuntse, 9 Granitic rocks, varieties of, 9 Granja, La, porcelain _gabineto_ at, 323 Gravant, potter at Sèvres, 290, 294 Graviata bowls, 115 Green and blue enamels not successfully united by Chinese, 98 _note_ ---- ---- on two vases of Ming porcelain in British Museum, 99 _note_ ---- glazes on Chinese porcelain, 149 ---- of _famille verte_, how applied, 99-100 Grieninger, manager at Berlin, 263 Growan-stone and clay, 377 Hague, porcelain made at, 273, 389, 393 Hampton Court, Oriental porcelain at, 185, 225-226 Hampton Court, no specimens of _famille rose_ or of ‘Old Japan,’ 225 ---- ---- age of porcelain represented at, 226 ---- ---- Queen Mary’s china cabinet, 226 Hancock, Robert, working at Battersea, 347 ---- ---- and transfer-printing, 360 Handles, fixing of, 23 Hannong family, Strassburg potters, 268, 269, 305, 313, 318 Hardness of porcelain, 5, 18 Haslem, J., on casting process at Derby, 26, 354 Hat-stands in Chinese porcelain, 139 Haviland factory at Limoges, 389, 390 Hellot, chemical adviser at Sèvres, 291, 300 ---- his memoir quoted, 278-280, 294, 299 Herculaneum works at Liverpool, 371 Herend, in Hungary, porcelain factory at, 271, 392 Herold or Höroldt at Meissen, 253 Hippisley, translations from Chinese, 91 _note_ Hirado or Mikôchi ware, 193-195 Hirth, Dr., on early Chinese trade, etc., 54, 210-213 ---- ---- collection of early Chinese porcelain, 72 Höchst, porcelain made at, 264 Holdship, Richard, 358 Holland, Chinese ‘blue and white’ early imported, 158 ---- Chinese porcelain in, 229 ---- porcelain made in, 272-274, 389, 393 Hookah-bases of Chinese porcelain, 140 Hsuan-te (1425-35), porcelain of, 92