[2] "La Poterie Gauloise, Description de la Collection Charvet," par Henri du Cleuziou, Paris, 1872. [3] Birch's "History of Ancient Pottery." [4] "Guide de l'Amateur de Faïences et Porcelaines." [5] "Traité des Arts céramiques." [6] Published at Nevers in 1863. [7] Demmin says that MM. Jauffret et Mouton are at work there still. [8] Earthen-ware. [9] "Histoire de la Porcelaine Chinoise." [10] Marryat, "Pottery and Porcelain." [11] Jacquemart. [12] From a Chinese dictionary quoted by Jacquemart. [13] This mandarin porcelain Mr. A. W. Franks, the latest writer on the subject, believes was made in China; and thus he differs from Jacquemart. [14] The crown thus becomes three shillings and sixpence sterling. [15] "Marks and Monographs of Pottery and Porcelain," G. W. Chaffers. [16] Bohn's Catalogue. [17] An article made of fire-clay, to place the china in when being burnt. * * * * * Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: and and that time=> and that time {pg 7} Louis Phillippe=> Louis Philippe, {pg 269} End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Pottery and Porcelain, from early times down to the Philadelphia exhibition of 1876, by Charles Wyllys Elliott