Porcelain
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Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden Leaf Printing on round Spine (extra customization on request like complete leather, Golden Screen printing in Front, Color Leather, Colored book etc.) Reprinted in 2018 with the help of original edition published long back [1904]. This book is printed in black & white, sewing binding for longer life, Printed on high quality Paper, re-sized as per Current standards, professionally processed without changing its contents. As these are old books, we processed each page manually and make them readable but in some cases some pages which are blur or m...
Chapters (425)
- P O R C E L A I N
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- SELECTED LIST OF WORKS ON PORCELAIN
- KEY TO THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TOPOGRAPHY AND SUBJECT
- LIST OF WORKS ON OTHER SUBJECTS REFERRED TO IN THE TEXT
- PORCELAIN
- CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY AND SCIENTIFIC
- CHAPTER II THE MATERIALS: MIXING, FASHIONING, AND FIRING
- CHAPTER III GLAZES
- CHAPTER IV DECORATION BY MEANS OF COLOUR
- CHAPTER V THE PORCELAIN OF CHINA Introductory—Classification—The Sung Dynasty (960-1279)—The Mongol or Yuan Dynasty (1280-1368).
- Yuan Dynasty (1280-1368).
- CHAPTER VI THE PORCELAIN OF CHINA—(continued).
- The Ming Dynasty (1368-1643).
- ‘Blue and White’ Porcelain.
- CHAPTER VII THE PORCELAIN OF CHINA—(continued).
- The Manchu or Tsing Dynasty (1643—).
- CHAPTER VIII THE PORCELAIN OF CHINA—(continued).
- Marks
- CHAPTER IX THE PORCELAIN OF CHINA—(continued).
- King-te-chen and the Père D’Entrecolles
- CHAPTER X THE PORCELAIN OF CHINA—(continued).
- CHAPTER XI THE PORCELAIN OF KOREA AND OF THE INDO-CHINESE PENINSULA
- Korea
- Siam and the Indo-Chinese Peninsula.
- CHAPTER XII THE PORCELAIN OF JAPAN
- CHAPTER XIII FROM EAST TO WEST
- CHAPTER XIV THE FIRST ATTEMPTS AT IMITATION IN EUROPE
- CHAPTER XV THE HARD-PASTE PORCELAIN OF GERMANY
- Böttger and the Porcelain of Meissen
- CHAPTER XVI THE HARD-PASTE PORCELAIN OF GERMANY—(continued). VIENNA—BERLIN—HÖCHST—FÜRSTENBERG—LUDWIGSBURG—NYMPHENBURG—FRANKENTHAL—FULDA—STRASSBURG. THE HARD AND SOFT PASTES OF SWITZERLAND, HUNGARY, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, DENMARK, AND RUSSIA.
- CHAPTER XVII THE SOFT-PASTE PORCELAIN OF FRANCE SAINT-CLOUD—LILLE—CHANTILLY—MENNECY—PARIS—VINCENNES—SÈVRES.
- CHAPTER XVIII THE HARD-PASTE PORCELAIN OF SÈVRES AND PARIS
- CHAPTER XIX THE SOFT AND HYBRID PORCELAINS OF ITALY AND SPAIN
- Spain
- CHAPTER XX ENGLISH PORCELAIN INTRODUCTION—THE SOFT-PASTE PORCELAIN OF CHELSEA AND BOW
- CHAPTER XXI ENGLISH PORCELAIN—(continued). THE SOFT PASTE OF DERBY, WORCESTER, CAUGHLEY, COALPORT, SWANSEA, NANTGARW, LOWESTOFT, LIVERPOOL, PINXTON, ROCKINGHAM, CHURCH GRESLEY, SPODE, AND BELLEEK.
- CHAPTER XXII ENGLISH PORCELAIN—(continued). THE HARD PASTE OF PLYMOUTH AND BRISTOL
- CHAPTER XXIII CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN PORCELAIN
- EXPLANATION OF THE MARKS ON THE FOLLOWING PLATES (A. TO E.)
- CHINESE MARKS
- JAPANESE MARKS
- GERMAN MARKS
- DUTCH, DANISH, SWEDISH, AND RUSSIAN MARKS
- BELGIAN AND SWISS MARKS
- FRENCH MARKS
- ITALIAN AND SPANISH MARKS
- ENGLISH MARKS
- INDEX
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