---- ---- on Sèvres porcelain, 299
---- ---- on Chelsea porcelain, 339
_Tu-ting_, 142
Tzu-ching, writer of Bushell MS., 61, 79, 86
_Tzu-kin_ (burnished gold), Chinese name for _fond laque_, 146
Unaker, kaolin from America, 342, 376, 378
Uranium, black enamel from, 261
Uses of Chinese porcelain, 137-141
---- of Japanese porcelain, 192
Venice, Chinese porcelain in St. Mark’s, 77 _note_
---- early attempts to make porcelain in, 235
---- Oriental porcelain abundant in seventeenth century, 235 _note_
---- porcelain made at, 316-318
---- German influence on porcelain, 317
Vernadsky, on chemical reaction in firing porcelain, 11
Vezzi family at Venice, 316
Vienna, origin of porcelain works, 260
---- porcelain, decoration, 260
---- ---- marks on, 260
Villeroy, Duc de, and Mennecy, 287
Vincennes, porcelain made at, 289-291, 293-295
---- _bleu du roi_, 294
---- early perfection of porcelain, 295
Vinovo, or Vineuf, porcelain factory at, 318
_Vissage_ or wreathing, 22, 106 _note_, 384
Vogt, M., of Sèvres, quoted, 17, 278
Wall, Dr. John, at Worcester, 357, 363
Walpole, Horace, porcelain from Doccia, 321
Wan-li (1572-1619), his present of porcelain to Jehangir, 85
---- porcelain of, 95
Warham, Archbishop, celadon bowl at Oxford, 218
‘Wasters,’ importance of discovery of, 29
Watteau, influence on German art, 253
Wedgwood, his Jasper ware, 40
---- at Meissen, 256
---- and fugitive workmen, 381 _note_
---- his opposition to Champion, 383
Weesp, in Holland, porcelain made at, 272
White Chinese porcelain, two families of, 68
Willow pattern at Caughley, 365
Worcester porcelain, 357-364
---- ---- foundation of factory, 357
---- ---- composition of pastes, 358
---- ---- the factory described, 358
---- ---- Oriental wares copied, 359
---- ---- portraits of celebrities, 360, 364
---- ---- marks on, 360, 364
---- ---- transfer-printing, 360-361
---- ---- migration of painters from Chelsea, 361
---- ---- _bleu du roi_ grounds, 361-362
---- ---- decorated in London, 362-363
---- ---- the Chamberlain factory, 363
---- ---- late developments, 364
‘Wreathing’ or _vissage_, 22, 106 _note_, 384
_Wu-kung_, five vessels on Buddhist shrine, 138
_Wu-shê_ (_see_ Garniture), 139
Wu-tsai, the ‘five colours’ of Ming enamels, 89
---- relation to _famille verte_, 101
_Yang-tsai_, ‘foreign colours,’ associated with Indian enamels, 165
_Yao-pien_, or furnace transmutation, 152
_Yao-ping_, or medicine-flasks, 113, 140
Yeiraku ware, 198-199
Yeisen, potter at Kioto, 197
Yellow glazes on Chinese porcelain, 94, 147
Yi-hsing yao, stoneware, 165
Yuan or Mongol dynasty, 72
---- ---- porcelain of, 77, 152
Yung-cheng (1722-35), porcelain of, 103-105
---- copies of old wares, 104
---- his early interest in porcelain, 135
Yung-lo (1402-24), early date-mark, 67
---- porcelain of, 68, 91
Zaitun, 142, 209, 213
Zanzibar, Chinese porcelain found at, 211
Zengoro, family of Japanese potters, 198
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