Pottery and Porcelain, from early times down to the Philadelphia exhibition of 1876
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- P O T T E R Y AND P O R C E L A I N, FROM EARLY TIMES DOWN TO THE PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION OF 1876.
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- CHAPTER I. UNGLAZED POTTERY.
- CHAPTER II. UNGLAZED POTTERY.—THE GREEK VASE.
- CHAPTER III. UNGLAZED POTTERY AT THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1876.
- CHAPTER IV. GLAZED POTTERY.—GRÈS DE FLANDRE, FRENCH, GERMAN, ETC.
- CHAPTER V. GLAZED POTTERY.—MOORISH, PERSIAN, RHODIAN, ETC., ETC.
- CHAPTER VI. GLAZED POTTERY.—ITALIAN MAIOLICAS.
- CHAPTER VII. FRENCH FAIENCE.—PALISSY WARE, AND HENRI-DEUX WARE.
- CHAPTER VIII. FRENCH FAIENCE.—NEVERS, ROUEN, BEAUVAIS, ETC.
- CHAPTER IX. DUTCH DELFT AND ENGLISH EARTHEN-WARE.
- CHAPTER X. THE PORCELAIN OF CHINA
- CHAPTER XI. THE PORCELAIN OF JAPAN.
- CHAPTER XII. THE PORCELAINS OF CENTRAL EUROPE—DRESDEN, BERLIN, HÖCHST, ETC.
- CHAPTER XIII. THE PORCELAIN OF FRANCE—ST.-CLOUD, CHANTILLY, SÈVRES, ETC.
- CHAPTER XIV. THE PORCELAINS OF SOUTHERN EUROPE—ITALY, SPAIN, ETC.
- CHAPTER XV. THE PORCELAINS OF ENGLAND.
- CHAPTER XVI. THE PORCELAINS OF NORTHERN EUROPE.
- CHAPTER XVII. POTTERY AND PORCELAIN IN THE UNITED STATES.
- APPENDIX. BOOKS UPON POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
- INDEX.
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