---- ---- of France, origin of, 277-279 ---- ---- composition, 279 Solon, M., at Sèvres, 311 _Sometsuke_, Japanese term for ‘blue and white,’ 187 _Soufflé_ glazes on Chinese porcelain, 30, 150 _Sous couverte_ or under-glaze decoration, 43 Spain, porcelain made in, 322-324 ---- Chinese porcelain early imported, 322 Spengler of Zurich at Derby, 354 Spode family of Stoke, 372-373 ---- Josiah, abandons use of frit in porcelain, 373 ---- ---- his felspar porcelain, 373 ---- ware, 373-374 Sprimont, Nicholas, manager at Chelsea, 333, 338, 341 ---- ---- his _Case of the Undertaker_, 334 Staffordshire porcelain, composition, 372 Steatite in Chinese porcelain, 131 ---- used at Worcester, 359 ---- used at Swansea, 368 ---- relation to _Hua-she_, 376 _note_ Stoneware, relation of, to porcelain, 7, 386 ---- composition, 7 Stonewares of Chinese, 165-167 Strassburg, porcelain made at, 269 Strawberry Hill, porcelain at, 266, 283, 321, 379 _note_ _Sui-ki_, Chinese term for crackle or _truité_ ware, 146 Sumatra, Chinese trade with, 210 Sung dynasty of China, 62 ---- porcelain, 62-68 ---- ---- copied in later times, 52, 104 ---- ---- rarity in European collections, 71 Su-ni-po and Su-ma-li, cobalt blues of Arab origin, 92 Swansea porcelain, 367-369 Swedish porcelain, 273 ---- ---- contemporary work, 388, 393 Swinton, Rockingham porcelain made at, 371 Swiss porcelain, 270 Ta-mo (Jap. Daruma), 143 Tang dynasty of China, importance of, 56, 209 Tang-ying, superintendent at King-te-chen, 110 ---- report on manufacture of porcelain, 111-113 Tao-kwang (1820-50), porcelain of, 115 Tea drinking, influence on ceramic wares, 179, 224, 243 ---- ---- ridiculed in drinking-song, 243 Tek-kwa or Te-hua, 142 ‘Throwing’ on wheel, 20-22 Thüringer Wald, porcelain made in, 269 Tin enamel used at Chantilly, 286, 294 Tin-glazed fayence, 73 Tin in glaze, 33-34 Ting yao, old Chinese ware, 67, 141 Tingui of Marco Polo, 213-214 Tokugawa period, decline of art in later times, 198, 205 Toshiro, Japanese potter, 180 To-t’ai, ‘bodiless’ porcelain, 91 Tournai, porcelain made at, 289 Toys made of Mennecy porcelain, 287 ---- made of Chelsea porcelain, 337 Transfer-printing at Bow, 347 ---- at Worcester, 360 ‘Transmutation’ glazes on Chinese porcelain, 66, 150-154, 151 _note_ _Trembleuse_ saucers, 283, 294 Trenchard family, early pieces of Chinese porcelain in possession of, 219 Triads of colour--San-tsai, 89, 97 Trou, Henri, at Saint-Cloud, 283 Tsang Ying-hsuan, superintendent at King-te-chen, 96 Tschirnhaus, glass made by, 246-247, 278 ---- his connection with Böttger, 246-247, 248 Tsing or Manchu dynasty, 96 Tung, the potter’s god, 113 Tung-chi (1861-74), porcelain of, 115 Tu Ting ware, term explained, 68 Turks use coffee-cups of Oriental porcelain, 224 Turner, Thomas, at Caughley, 365 Turquoise glaze on Chinese porcelain, 97, 147 ---- grounds (opaque)--_fei-tsui_--on Chinese porcelain, 110-111