“_1691 March 15._ _To make a blew porcellane Cley to be turn’d into vessells or to spot and inlay pots of any other Porcellane._--Take fiue pounds of Cley, fiue pound of ye fine White Earth, one pound of zaffer fine ground-dryd and done through a midling hair Sieve, mingle & tread. If it be wetted with the white water ’twill be the brighter. “_To make another blew porc: Cley more bright._--Take six pound of fine White Earth, four pound of Cley, one pound of zaffer ground fine dry’d & sifted through ye midling hair sieve, mingle, and tread them w^{th} the white water. “_1692 July 12._ _To make a blew porcell: Cley of inlaying or to turn into vessells._--Take fine white two ounces. White ꝑ. Cyp’s sieve one ounce. Best Smalt one ounce. Cley three ounces. “_1693 9ber 14._ _To make transparent porcellane or China Cley._--Take fine white Earth thirty pounds. Cley sifted twenty pounds. Mingle & tread. “_To make another transparent porcellane or China Cley._--Take fine white Earth thirty pounds, Cley sifted fifteen pounds. Mingle and tread.” Other recipes are: “Light grey Cley to endure boiling water;” “ffiner light grey Cley for ye like vses;” “Mouse coloured cley to endure boiling water;” “ffiner mouse coloured Cley for ye same vse;” “1698 Apr: 6. To make Number Sixteen;” “The best White Cley to make Gor: Cans, or dishes to endure boiling water;” “To make ye White Earth;” “To make the White Earth in larger quantity at one time;” “To make the Dark Earth;” “To make fine White;” “To make fine Dark;” “To make calcin’d Sand;” “To make white ꝑ. Cyprus;” “To make ye Black Earth;” “A fine brown colour w^{th} out Grinding;” “To make a fine bright and strong brown;” “To make ye brightest brown colour;” “Cley to burn brown;” “for marbling stone-pots;” “White to marble ston pots;” “Another grey for marbl: stone pots;” “To make a fine white porcellane Cley to be burnt w^{th} Salt fitt only for things of ornament;” “Grey Cley for ye like vse;” “A darker Cley for ye same vse;” “A Mouse colour’d Porcellane w^{th} white specks;” “A bright Mouse colourd Cley to endure boiling water;” “A fine porcellane Cley fit for deep dishes w^{th} out handles to be burnt w^{th} out glasse in the strongest fire that may serve to perfect ye China ware. ℞ Cley twenty pounds. ffine White twenty pounds. fine Black Earth two pounds. White ꝑ Cyprus sieve six pounds. Mingle & tread;” “The best Dark Earth;” “The fine grinding of the Dark Earth;” “The best browne glasse for white browne pots;” “To make the Dark Earth;” “A dark colour’d Cley for marbled dishes and teapots to endure boiling water;” “The Mouse colour’d Cley to endure boiling water;” “Another lesse red Cley;” “To make a grey porcellane Clay hardy & fit for Garden Potts, Teapots &c.;” “Another lighter Grey Cley;” “To make a deep red Cley of the