Kilns for firing porcelain. _See_ Furnaces. King-te-chen in early days, 62 ---- oppression of court officials, 94 ---- in Kang-he’s reign, 96 ---- lists of porcelain made, 95, 104, 115 ---- burned, 115, 125, 220 ---- position, 123-125 ---- Pekin, how reached from, 123 ---- Canton, how reached from, 124 ---- relation to Jao-chau and Fouliang, 124-125 ---- description of town, 125, 127 ---- materials brought down in junks, 128 ---- foreign designs copied at, 165 ---- works abandoned for long period in seventeenth century, 220 Kinsay or Hangchow, 62, 63, 209 Kioto, porcelain made at, 196-199 ---- potters copied Ming enamelled wares, 198 ---- wares, _récherché_ rudeness of, 197 Kishiu ware or _Ô-niwa yaki_, 199 ---- ---- imitated for export at Tokiyo and Kobe, 200 Kiyomidzu, suburb of Kioto, porcelain made at, 197, 198 Kizayemon family, court purveyors of porcelain, 188 Kochi, meaning of Japanese term, 175 ---- ware of Japanese, 201 Kok, Juriann, his new porcelain at the Hague, 389, 393 _Koransha_, combination of Japanese potters, 193 Korea, relations with China and Japan, 168 ---- fanciful attribution of various wares to, 169, 186 Korean porcelain, classification of, 170 ---- ---- celadon, 170 ---- ---- plain white, 170 ---- ---- crackle ware, 171 Korean porcelain described in early Chinese books, 171 ---- inlaid with white slip, 171 ---- potters in Japan, 169 Koreans, early use of enamel colours by, 169 Kousnetzoff factory, Moscow, 392 Ko yao, early Chinese ware, 63, 65, 145 ‘Kronenburg porcelain,’ origin of name, 267 Kuang-tung porcelain of Raynal, 166 Kuang yao, stoneware, 166 ---- ---- early Chinese ware, 63 Kublai Khan, 72, 213 Kutani or Kaga ware, 203-206 ---- ware, relation to Imari porcelain, 204 ---- ---- marks on, 205 Kwan-yin, statues of, 135, 143, 226 Lace imitated in porcelain at Berlin, 264 Lang Ting-tso, superintendent at King-te-chen, 96 _note_, 103, 151 Lang yao, origin of name, 103 Langen, von, at Fürstenberg, 265 ---- ---- at Copenhagen, 274 _Laque Burgauté_, 114 Lathe, use of, in shaping porcelain, 22 Lead in glaze, 33-34 Leithner, chemist at Vienna, 261 Lemon-yellow, opaque glaze on Chinese porcelain, 111-115 Lille, porcelain made at, 284 ---- coal early used in porcelain kilns, 285 Lime in paste or glaze of porcelain, 35-36, 251 Limoges district, porcelain works in, 15, 314-315, 389-390 ---- enamel copied in Chinese porcelain, 135 _note_ Lister, Dr. Martin, at Saint-Cloud, 282, 326 Lists of porcelain made for Chinese court, 95, 115 Lithophanic porcelain, at Berlin, 264 Littler at Longton Hall, 348 Liverpool porcelain, 370-371 London, West of England porcelain painted in, 363, 366, 369 Longton Hall porcelain, 348-349 Lowestoft and Oriental armorial porcelain, 369-370 ---- china, so-called, 165, 369 ---- porcelain, 369-370 Ludwigsburg, porcelain made at, 266 Lung-chuan celadon, reproduced at King-te-chen, 132 ---- yao, early Chinese ware, 63