Mirror black glaze on Chinese porcelain, 130, 149
Mohammedan forms of Chinese porcelain, 140
_Mo-hung_, iron-red painted over glaze, 150
Mokubei, potter at Kioto, 201
Moore, Bernard, imitates Chinese glazes, 387
Morikaga, painted on Kaga ware, 204
Moulding, antiquity of process, 23-25
---- process described, 23-25, 128
---- largely used for Chinese porcelain, 112
Muffle-stoves for firing enamels, 47, 281
Nabeshima or Okôchi ware, 195
Nantgarw porcelain, 367-368
Napoleon’s ideas for decoration of porcelain, 308
Niderwiller, porcelain made at, 270
Nien-hao. _See_ Date-marks.
Nien Hsi-yao, superintendent at King-te-chen, 104-105
Nien yao, 105
Nightingale, Mr., on sales of Chelsea porcelain, 335 _note_, 336 _note_
Ninsei, potter at Kioto, 196
Nove, Le, porcelain factory at, 318
Nymphenburg, porcelain made at, 267
Nyon, porcelain made at, 271
Okeover plate in British Museum, 164
Okôchi or Nabeshima ware, 195
‘Old Japan.’ _See_ Imari.
_Ô-niwa yaki_ or Kishiu ware, 199-200
Oriental porcelain, earliest specimens in Europe, 217-218
Orleans, Duke of, collector of Oriental porcelain, 230
---- ---- and Saint-Cloud, 283
---- family, interest in porcelain, 314
---- porcelain made at, 288
Ormolu mountings at Sèvres, 297
---- ---- on English porcelain, 339
Orry de Fulvi at Vincennes, 290
Oude Amstel, Dutch porcelain, 273
---- Loosdrecht, porcelain made at, 272
Ovens for firing porcelain. _See_ Furnaces.
Owari porcelain, 201-203
---- ---- materials and composition, 190
---- ---- cheap ware for export, 203
Owen, Mr., on Bristol porcelain, 376, 381 _note_
Painted glazes, term explained, 44, 59
---- ---- on Ming porcelain, 79
---- ---- of Hsuan-te, 92
Painters on Chinese porcelain, 108
---- ---- signatures of, 108
---- ---- division of work, 129
---- on Sèvres porcelain, signatures of, 303
Painting, schools of, in China, 82
---- on porcelain. _See also_ Enamelling.
Palissy probably endeavoured to make porcelain, 239 _note_
Parian ware, 373
Paris, soft-paste factories at, 288
---- hard-paste factories at, 312-314
_Pâte-sur-pâte_, 41, 311
‘Peach-bloom’ glaze, 105, 154
Pen-rests in Chinese porcelain, 139
Persia, Chinese porcelain in, 147, 157, 215, 216
Persian fayence compared with Chinese porcelain, 73
Persian fayence, early use of blue under glaze, 74, 75
---- ---- Chinese influence on, 76
---- Gulf, early Chinese trade with, 213
---- ---- English trade with, 221
---- inscription on fifteenth century Chinese porcelain, 94
Petuntse (_see also_ China-stone), 8, 10
---- proportion of, in hard pastes, 385
Pierced decoration in Chinese porcelain, 154
Pillows in Chinese porcelain, 139
Pinxton porcelain, 371
---- Billingsley makes porcelain at, 368, 371
Pirkenhausen factory, Carlsbad, 392
Place, Dr., of York, experiments with various clays, 242
Planché, modeller at Derby, 351
Plymouth porcelain, 375-381
---- ---- composition of glaze, 380
---- ---- marks on, 380
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