INDEX.
A.
Acieb, Francois, French sculptor, 136.Adam, Charles, French sculptor, 192, 193.Adler, German keramic painter, 155.Adobe, sun-dried bricks described, 225.Agate ware, 63.
Aikin’s Dictionary , quoted, 277.
A 1’ air, term explained, 226.
Alcazar of Seville , 229, 230.
Alcarazzas, water-coolers of Spain . SeeWater Cooler.
Alhambra , jar of, 258; tiles of. See Azw-kjo.
Alum Bay sand, 171.
Amatorii, 19.
Amphora described, 228; funereal, 251.Andreoli, Giorgio, Italian keramic painter,8, 14, 264.
Anne, Queen, her service of porcelain, 105.Annual Register quoted, 184.
Antiochus , his army cooled water in vesselsof clay, 228.
Apostles’ mugs, 76.
Arabesque, described, 229.
Arcanist, meaning of the German term, 148.Arezzo, potters of, 286.
Astbury the Elder counterfeits the idiot, 82.Astbury the Younger first uses calcinedflints, 66.
A theme us quoted, 227, 273.
Augustus II. of Saxony, memoir of, 115 ;founds the Porcelain manufactory atMeissen , 129.
Augustus III., memoir of, 115.
Avanturine described, 229.
Azulejos, Moorish tiles, of the Alhambra ,described, 229; Cuarta real, 230; atBristol, 232 ; Royal Exchange, 291.
B.
Bagnolet , laboratory of the Duke of Orleans,194.
Barbero, Venetian Ambassador to Persia,
100 .
Barbosa, Edoardo, quoted, 107.
Barrow, 295.
Base described, 232.
Basin, 232.
Bassornpierre, Marshal, anecdote of, 242.
Bavaria , Maximilian Joseph , Elector of,establishes the Porcelain manufactory atNymphenburg , 154.
Beaker, etymology of the word, 232.
Beck, W. J., his description of the tiles atSultaneah, 295.
Beaumont, English keramic painter, 178.
Bellarmines, stone pots so called, 252,
Benitier described, 233.
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