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Petuntse, i. 148 ; ii. 91, 123, 248 Preussler, ii. 260
Pheasant, ii, 295, 297 Pricket candlesticks, ii. 60
Prints, copying effect of European, ii. 214
Philippines, i. 87, 189 Prunus design, ii. 134, 135, 152
P'u sbu Cing chi, ii. 23
PhiUips, Rev. H. S., i. 132 Puzzle jug, ii. 251

Phoenix, i. 90 ; ii. 39, 269, 288, 293 Quails, ii. 295
Phoenix ewer, i. 149
Radiating lines under base, ii. 92
Phoenix Hill, i. 59, 61, 72, 134 Ram, ii, 294
Rams design, three, ii. 43
Pt chuang so yu, i. 72 Raphael Collection, i. 63
" Rat and vine " pattern, ii. 231, 245, 303
P'i hsieh, ii. 294 Read, Sir C. Hercules, i. xxv, 31
Rebus designs, ii. 299, 300
P'i-ling, i. 91, 95 Red and gold decoration, ii. 6
Red and green family, i. 104
Pi liu Ii, i. 144 Red biscuit, ii. 9
Red, copper, ii. 6, 11, 55
Pi si (secret colour), i. 38, 39, 40, 54 Red, coral, ii. 6, 48, 51, 160, 238

Pi ting ju i, ii. 301 Red family of Wan Li porcelain, ii, 81

Pi Cung, ii, 275 Red, flambe, ii. 124
Red in the glaze, ii. 204
P'iao tz'u, i. 16, 143 Red, iron, ii. 51, 55, 165, 179, 215, 235,

Pictures of manufacture of porcelain, ii. 244
Red, jujube, ii. 210, 219, 238
248 Red, liver, ii. 99, 178, 194, 238
Red, maroon, ii. 178, 179, 194
P'ieh, i. 165 ; ii. 5 ii. 59, 75, 76, 79, Red, crushed strawberry, ii. 119, 125
Pierced design, i. 194 ; Red, ox-blood, ii. 124
Red, ritual significance of, ii. 195
196, 246 Red, rubv, ii. 221, 224
Red, souffle, u. 127, 193, 194, 218, 219,
Pigments, unfired, i. 3
224, 238
Pilgrim bottles, ii. 274 Red, underglaze, ii. 10, 79, 99, 119, 145,

Pilkington Tile Works, i. 200 146, 204, 205, 241
Relief work, ii. 74, 196
Pillows, i. 104, 105, 107 ; ii. 97, 276 Revohing necks, ii. 246, 262
Pine, bamboo and plum design, ii. 47 Rhages, i. 87
Rhinoceros jars, ii. 36
P'ing hua p'u, i. xvi; ii. 94 de Ricci, M, Seymour, ii. 194
Rice grain pattern, ii. 246, 247, 263
P'ing shih, ii. 94 Richard's Geography, i. 56, 172
Rijks Museum, Amsterdam, ii. 75
P'ing-ting Chou, i. 97 ; ii. 107 Ring under base, double, ii. 69
Ritual vessels, ii. 272
P'ing-yang Fu, i. 32, 97 Rock and wave design, ii. 81, 87, 290
Rockery and flowering plants, ii. 164
Pink, ruby, ii. 238 Rococo ornaments, ii, 258
Rome, i, 5
Pipes, ii. 278 Roof tiles, i. 201

Plaques, ii. 97, 117, 277 Rookwood Potteries, i, 200
Rose and ticket pattern, ii. 133
Plates, ii. 97 Rose pinks, ii. 210, 229, 237
Roth, Ling, i. 87, 193
Plates, seven border, ii. 211 Rotterdam, siege of, ii. 252
Rouge de fer, ii. 101, 160
Plum blossom crackle, ii, 244 Rouleau shape, ii. 165, 269, 274
Plum blossom design, i, 133 Rubbing with sand, ii. 159
" Ruby-back" porcelain, ii. 210, 213, 243
P'o-hai, i. 148 Rush pattern, i. 44
Po shan lu, i. 12 Ryoben, i. 36

Po fang blue, ii. 98

Points of compass, ii. 41

Polynesian khava bowls, i. 129

Pomegranate-shaped pots, i, 198

Pools of glass, i, 171

Porcelain, archaic specimens of translucent,

i. 163

Porcelain, beginnings of, i. 15, 39, 89, 141-

151

Porcelain, decorated, at Canton, ii. 211

Porcelain, special kinds of, ii, 201

Porcelain, white, ii. 195

Portuguese, ii. 68, 89

Po-Shan Hsien, i. 103, 107, 188, 200

Po wu yao Ian, i. 61, 224

Po-yang Lake, i. 152

Pot-hook-like herbage, ii. 90

Potter Palmer Collection, i. 34, 35

•otters' marks, i. 221

otters' names, i, 220, 223 ii, 64
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ottery, origin of, i. 2

'•ecious Objects, Eight, ii. 297, 298

•ecious stone red, ii. 11, 122

recious SjTnbols, Eight, ii. 42

—Press-hand " bowls, ii, 93
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