[A], [B], [C], [D], [E], [F], [G], [H], [I], [J], [K], [L], [M], [N], [O], [P], [Q], [R], [S], [T], [U], [V], [W], [X], [Z]
A
Abbey, Richard, Potter, [312]
Abderrahman III., [83]
African Pottery, [65]
Alabastron, [47]
A la corne, [146]
Alchemists, The, [230]
Alcora Porcelain, [287]
Alexander Severus, Emperor, [172]
Alhambra, The, [83]
—— Vase of the, [84]
Amateur Painters, [298]
Amatorii, [104]
American Pottery, [23]
Amphora, [18], [40], [46]
Amstel Porcelain, [321]
Andreoli, Maestro Giorgio, [113]
Andrews, W. L., [185]
Antonibon, Potter, [281]
Apostle Mugs, [75]
Arabic Pottery, [90]
Arabs of Spain, The, [72], [81]
Arcesilaus, Cup of, [51]
Archaic Man, [14]
—— Style, [41]
Arezzo, [27]
Art in Decoration, [236]
—— Japanese, [225]
—— Oriental, Character of, [190], [206]
Aryballos, [35], [46]
Aspasia, House of, [45], [58]
Assyrians, Glazed Ware of, [70]
Athenian Prize-Vase, [49]
Augustus II., Elector of Saxony, [231]
Avery, S.P., [92]. [189], [195], [200], [210], [216], [222]
Aztec Civilization, [21]
B
Baireuth, [75]
Baldassini, Painter, [279]
Balearic Islands, [95]
Bamboo, Wedgwood’s, [168]
Banko Ware, [225]
Barberini Vase, [171]
Barbizôt, M., [149]
Barlow, S. L. M., [270], [296]
Basalt, Wedgwood’s, [168], [171]
Bavarian Porcelain, [249]
Beauvais Pottery, [141]
Beccheroni, Painter, [279]
Beckford, Mr., [195]
Belgium, [319]
Bellarmine, Cardinal, [76]
Bellarmins, [76]
Belleek, [149]
Belmont, A., [270]
Bennington Potteries, [339]
Bentley, Mr., [167]
Berlin Porcelain, [242]
Bernal Sale, The, [131], [141], [240], [244], [247], [250], [251], [295], [298]
Betts, F. J., [76]
Billingsly, Potter, [310]
Binns, R. W., Potter, [289], 306
Birch, Mr., [41], [70]
Bloor, Potter, [297]
Blue, Celestial, [181], [193]
—— Cobalt, [190]
—— Dragon Decoration, [311]
—— Japanese, [218]
Bonnin, Potter, [331]
Boston Museum of Arts, [86]
Böttger, J., [231]
Boucher, Painter, [261]
Bow and Chelsea, Confusion between, [292]
—— Porcelain, [290]
Bramelds, The, Potters, [313]
Breslau, Pottery Monument in, [80]
Brianchon, M., [149]
Bricks, Glazed, [70]
Bristol Porcelain, [309]
British Museum, [211]
Broeck, Village of, [159]
Bromfield and Son, Potters, [317]
Brongniart, Alexandre, [41], [270]
Bronze Age, [16]
Brown-Westhead, Moore and Co., Potters, [317]
Brunswick Porcelain, [249]
Bryant, Mr., [30]
Buen Retiro Porcelain, [286]
Burke, Edmund, [309]
Burlingame, Mrs. Anson, [182], [184], [186], [189]
C
Caistre, [26]
Calle, Raffaelle del, [104]
Calpis, [46]
Cameos, Wedgwood’s, [168]
Campanienne Vase, [49]
Cantheros, [46]
Capo di Monte Porcelain, [282]
Carl Theodor, Elector Palatine, [249]
Castel-Durante, [116]
Catherine II. of Russia, [166]
Caughley Porcelain, [311]
Caulkins’s History of Norwich, [336]
Céladon, The Color, [195]
Celestial-Blue Porcelain, [181], [193]
Centennial Exhibition, [22], [25], [63], [130], [227], [340]
Ceramicus, The, [32]
Cesnola Collection, [24]
Chaffers, G. W., [136], [161], [235], [290], [299], [302]
Chamberlain, Potter, [307]
Champion, Potter, [309]
Chantilly Porcelain, [257]
Chapelet, M., [149]
Charles, Duke of Brunswick, [250]
Charles IV., King, [283]
Charlotte, Queen, [166]
Charlottenburg, [244]
Cheap Work, [164]
Chelsea Porcelain, [293]
China, Egg-shell, [197], [220]
—— Mandarin, [221]
Chinese Porcelain, [175]
Classification of Greek Pottery, [41]
Clay Figures, [63]
Clays, American, [340]
—— Cornwall, [308]
Clerissy, Antoine, [146]
Cleuziou, M., [27]
Cloisonné Work, [221], [316]
Coalport Porcelain, [312]
Coblentz, [77]
Coffee-pots, [158]
Coke, Potter, [310]
Collections of Pottery, [53]
Collinot, M., [149]
Colors, Chemical, [266]
Connecticut Potteries, Early, [338]
Conrad, [139]
Content, The God of, [176]
Cooking Animal, Man a, [14]
Cookworthy, Potter, [308]
Copelands, The, Potters, [313]
Copenhagen Porcelain, [326]
Corean Porcelain, [210]
Cornwall Clays, [308]
Cortez, [20]
Cotyle, [46]
Counterfeit Chinese Porcelain, 300
Counterfeit Maiolica, [119]
—— Porcelain, [227]
Couthon, [51]
Couverte, [69]
Cozzi, Potter, [280]
Crackle, [197], [219]
Craft, Painter, [291]
Crater, [47]
Cruche, [47]
Crusades, Effects of, [96]
Cup of Arcesilaus, [51]
—— of Samos, [26]
Custode, Pierre, [139]
Cyathos, [46]
Cylix, [47]
Cyrenaica, [37]
Cyrene, [51]
D
Damascus Pottery, [89]
Daniell, H. and R., Potters, [314]
Daniell, Thomas, Painter, [166]
Daniells and Son, Potters, [318]
Danish Pottery, [67]
Dark Ages, The, [96]
Decadence Style, [41]
Deck, M., [152]
Decoration, Early, [18], [23]
—— Japanese, [215]
—— Sèvres, [260]
—— Symbolic, [186]
Delft, [97], [153]
Della Robbia, Andrea, [101]
—— Luca, [93], [99]
Demmin, M., [41], [126], [155], [328]
Denmark, Porcelain of, [326]
Dennis, Potter, [336]
Derby Porcelain, [297]
Dinner-Service, Remarkable, [166]
Dinner-Services, Delft, [157]
Diogenes, Tub of, [62]
Dixwell, J. J., [62]
Doccia Porcelain, [277]
Dog of Fo, The, [187]
Doulton Stone-ware, [77]
Dragon, The, [188]
Dresden Figure-pieces, [235]
—— Porcelain, [230]
Dress, Greek, [56]
Drinking-Cups, Inscriptions on, [27]
Druggists’ Pots, [117]
Duesbury, Potter, [294], [297]
Dutch Pottery, [153]
—— Trade with Japan, [223]
Dwight, Dr., [337]
E
Earthen-ware, [97]
—— English, [161]
Edgeworth, Maria, [162]
Egg-shell China, [197]
Egyptian Art, [33]
—— Red Ware, [65]
—— Tombs, Porcelain in, [179], [203]
—— Water-Colors, [63]
—— Glazed Ware of, [70]
Elers, Messrs., [162]
Elizabethan Ware, [162]
Elizabeth Petrovna, Empress, [328]
Enamel, [69]
Enameling, [197]
En camaïeu, [146]
England, Porcelains of, [288]
—— Want of Invention in, [293]
English Pottery, [67], [161]
Engobe, [52], [73], [98]
Entrecolles, Père d’, [205]
Etruscan Vases, [37], [62]
Exhibition, Philadelphia, [22], [25], [63]
F
Factories, Japanese Porcelain, [227]
Faenza, [117]
Faience, [97], [117]
—— d’Oiron, 131
Faience, Japanese, [223]
Figuier, M., [28]
Figures, Porcelain, [283], [291], [308], [339]
Figurines attributed to Palissy, [129]
Fine Style, The, [41]
Fischer, Potter, [247]
Flandre, Grès de, [73]
Flaxman, [168]
Fleur-de-Lis Mark, [283], [286]
Flight and Barr, Potters, [306]
Florentine Porcelain, [274]
Flowers, Porcelain, [258]
Fong-hoang, The, [187]
Fontana Family, [108]
—— Orazio, [104], [109]
Foresi, Dr., [274]
Fortnum, Mr., [88]
France, Porcelain of, [253]
Franco, Battista, [104]
Frankenthal Porcelain, [249]
Franks, A. W., [195], [201], [207]
Frederick the Great, [231]
Free-Trade Fanaticism, [211]
French Faience, [138]
French Sprig Decoration, [310]
Fulham Pottery, [162]
Fürstenburg Porcelain, [249]
Furstler, Painter, [246]
G
Gallatin, Secretary, [337]
Gallic Pottery, [28]
Gardner, Potter, [330]
German Pottery, [28], [74]
—— Glazed Pottery, [78]
—— Tribes, The, [78]
—— Work, Lack of Taste in, [163]
Gibson, Henry, Mr., [316]
Ginori, Factory of, [112]
—— The, [277]
Gioanetti, Potter, [281]
Giorgio, Maestro, [113]
Giustiniani, Factory of, [112]
Gladstone, Mr., [173]
Glaze, Definition of, [69]
—— Value of, [72]
Glazed Bricks, [70]
—— Pottery, [78], [81]
Glazes in Porcelain, [195]
Gouffier, Claude, [135]
Grains-of-rice Cups, [197]
Granada, [83]
Graybeards, [76]
Greek Dress, [56]
—— Fret, [18], [47]
—— House, The, [30], [54]
—— Man, The, [60]
—— Pottery, Classification of, [41]
—— Vase, The, [29]
—— Vases, Varnish of, [71]
—— Woman, The, [54]
Greenpoint Porcelain, [334]
Grès de Flandre, [73]
Grinnell, Mrs. R. M., [100]
Gubbio Maiolica, [112], [113]
Gulena, [330]
H
Haarlem, [154]
Hague, Porcelain of The, [322]
Haguenau Pottery, [148]
Haines and Co., Potters, [311]
Hanford, Potter, [337]
Hangest, Madame Hélène de, [133]
Hannong, Potter, [148], [249]
Hart, Charles Henry, [331]
Hartford Pottery, [337]
Haviland, Messrs, [150]
Heard, Mr., [194]
Henderson and Co., Potters, [340]
Henri-Deux Ware, [131], [136]
Henry III. of France, [124]
Herculaneum, [59]
—— Porcelain, [312]
Herend Porcelain, [247]
Hetairai, The, 57
Hewelcke, Potter, [280]
Hirschvogel, [80]
Hispano-Moresque Ware, [86]
Hizen, Porcelains of, [228]
Höchst Porcelain, [248]
Hoe, Robert, Jr., [191], [210]
Holland, [319]
Holland, Importation of Porcelain to, [219]
Homer’s Heroes, Palaces of, [30]
Höroldt, [234]
House, The Greek, [30], [54]
Huguenots, [123]
Hungarian Porcelain, [247]
Hydria, [47]
I
Idols, Mexican, [20]
Italian Maiolicas at the Philadelphia Exhibition, [121]
Italian Porcelain, [274]
—— Renaissance, [96]
Ives, Mrs. Moses, [146]
J
Japanese Art, [214], [225]
—— Figures, [64]
—— Porcelain, [210]
Jasper, Wedgwood’s, [168]
Jewels in Decoration, [267]
Jewett, Mr., [173]
Johnson, Dr., [295]
Julia Mammæa, [172]
K
Kaga Ware, [223], [228]
Kalpis, [47]
Kändler, [234]
Kantharos, [46]
Kaolin, [78], [178], [205], [232], [234]
Katosiro-ouyi-mon, [210]
Kauffmann, Angelica, [238]
Kelebe, [46]
Kensington Museum, [211]
Keramicus, The, [32]
King-te-Chin, City of, [180], [203]
Kioto Ware, [225], [228]
Korzic Porcelain, [330]
Kotyle, [47]
Krater, [47]
Kruche, [47]
Kyathos, [47]
Kylin, The, [188]
Kylix, [47]
L
Lacquer, Japanese, [220]
Lacustrine Dwellings, [15]
Lafon, M., [151]
Lake-Dwellers, [15]
Lambeth Pottery, [162]
Lamprecht, Painter, [246]
Lanceray, Bronze-founder, [328]
Lang, Baron von, [327]
Laughlin Brothers, Potters, [342]
Laurin, M., [149]
Layard, [70]
Leighton, Frederick, [88], [94], [224]
Lekythos, [47], [50]
Lille Porcelain, [323]
Limoges Porcelain, [258]
—— Pottery, [150]
Lindencher, M., [151]
Lindus Pottery, [89]
Longbeards, [76]
Louis Philippe, [269]
Louis XIV, [143], [261]
Lowestoft Porcelain, [299]
Luson, Potter, [299]
Lustres, [83], [114], [116]
Lyman and Fenton, Potters, [339]
Lyons, Mr., [269]
M
Madrid Porcelain, [286]
Maiolica, [87], [95], 97
Majorca, [87]
Malaga, [85]
Man, The Greek, [60]
Mandarin China, [221]
Marcolini, Count, [241]
Marco Polo, [179], [204]
Maria Theresa, [245]
Marks, Alcora, [287]
—— Amstel, [322]
—— Berlin, [245]
—— Bow, [292]
—— Bristol, [310]
—— Capo di Monte, [286]
—— Caughley, [311]
—— Chamberlain’s, [308]
—— Chantilly, [257]
—— Chelsea, [297]
—— Chinese, [207]
—— Clignancourt, [255]
—— Copeland, [314]
—— Copenhagen, [327]
—— on Delft, [160]
—— Derby, [299]
—— Dresden, [241]
—— Frankenthal, [249]
—— Fulda, [252]
—— Fürstenburg, [250]
—— Höchst, [248]
—— Japanese Symbolic, [215]
—— Kronenburg, [251]
—— Lille, [323]
—— Limbach, [252]
—— Limoges, [258]
—— Ludwigsburg, [251]
—— Maiolica, [119]
—— Marieberg, [326]
—— Marseilles, [256]
—— Moscow, [330]
—— Nantgarw, [310]
—— New Hall, [312]
—— Niderviller, [257]
—— Nove, [282]
—— Nymphenburg, [251]
—— Nyon, [252]
—— Orleans, [256]
—— Paris, [257]
—— Plymouth, [309]
—— Porcelain, [325]
—— Rockingham, [313]
—— Russian, [329]
—— Sceaux-Penthièvre, [257]
—— Sèvres, [272]
—— St.-Cloud, [254]
—— Strasbourg, [256]
—— Swansea, [311]
—— Symbolic, [200]
—— The Hague, [323]
—— Tournay, [324]
—— Turin, [281]
—— Turner, [311]
—— Valenciennes, [256]
—— of Vezzi and Cozzi, [280]
—— Vienna, [247]
—— Vincennes, [271]
—— Weesp, [321]
—— Worcester, [306]
—— Zurich, [252]
Marryat, Mr., [155], [174], [301]
Marseilles Pottery, [148]
Massachusetts Potteries, Early, [338]
Matthews, Mr., [270]
Mayence Porcelain, [248]
Medicean Porcelain, [274]
Medici, Lorenzo de’, [195], [204]
—— The, [275]
Meissen Porcelain, [230]
Melchior, Painter, [249]
Menecy-Villeroy Porcelain, [255]
Meteyard, Miss, [168], [172]
Metropolitan Museum of Art, [24], [121], [222]
Mexican Pottery, [20], [66]
Mezza-Maiolica, [98]
Mintons, The, Potters, [314]
Mitchell, Dr., [270]
Monument of Pottery, [80]
Moorish Pottery, [72]
Moors in Spain, [82]
Morris, Potter, 331
Moscow Porcelain, [330]
Mosque of Omar, [89]
Mounds, Western, [22]
Moustiers Pottery, [146]
Müller, Potter, [327]
Murrhine Vases, Ancient, [204]
Musée Céramique at Sèvres, [270]
Museum of Arts, Boston, [86], [120]
N
Nacre, [149]
Nanking-Blue Porcelain, [181]
Nanking Tower, [177]
Nantgarw Porcelain, [310]
Naples, Pottery from, [64]
Napoleon I., [324]
Nelson, Lord, [307]
Nevers Faience, [139]
New Hall Porcelain, [312]
New Jersey Potteries, Early, [340]
Niderviller Porcelain, [257]
Nigg, Painter, [246]
Nimrúd, Palace at, [70]
Northern Europe, Porcelains of, [319]
Norwalk Pottery, [337]
Norwich Pottery, [336]
Nottingham Ware, [335]
Nove Porcelain, [281]
Nymphenburg Porcelain, [250]
O
Œnochoe, [47]
Olery, Maître, [146]
Olpe, [46]
Omar, Mosque of, [89]
Onyx, Wedgwood’s, [168]
Oporto Porcelain, [287]
Oriental Art, Character of, [190], [206], [236]
Ornaments of Delft-ware, [158]
Owari Porcelain, [228]
Oxybaphon, [46]
P
Painters, Amateur, [298]
—— at Worcester, [304]
Palaces of Homer’s Heroes, [30]
Palissy, Bernard, [123]
Panathenaic Festival, [149]
Pâte dure, [233], [253]
Pâte tendre, [233], [253]
Pâte-sur-pâte, [315]
Peabody Museum, [22]
Peach Decoration, Japanese, [225]
Pelice, [45]
Pellipario Family, [109]
Pepys’s Diary, [158], [161]
Perger, Painter, [246]
Pericles, [58]
Persian Pottery, [90]
Peruvian Pottery, [22]
Pesaro, [98]
Peter the Great, [327]
—— the Hermit, [96]
Pe-tun-tse, [178], [205], [233]
Phallus, [23]
Pharmaceutical Emblems, [118]
Phiale, [46]
Philadelphia Art School, [211]
—— Exhibition, [22], [25], [63], [130], [227], [340]
—— Industrial Museum, [316]
—— Porcelain, [331]
Piccolpasso, Book of, [116]
Pindar, [40]
Pinxton Porcelain, [310]
Pipe Clay, [134]
Pithos, [62]
Pizarro, [22]
Place, Francis, Potter, [314]
Plumbiferous Glaze, [98], [161]
Plymouth Porcelain, [308]
Poland, Porcelain of, [330]
Pompadour, Madame de, [258]
Pompeii, [59]
Popoff, Potter, [330]
Porcelain Biscuit, Wedgwood’s, 168
Porcelain, Céladon, [195]
—— of Central Europe, [229]
—— of China, [175]
—— Chrysanthemo-Pæonienne, [182]
—— Colors of, [180], [194]
—— Discovery of, [178]
—— Earliest European, [230]
—— in Egyptian Tombs, [179], [203]
—— of England, [288]
—— Famille-rose, [185]
—— Famille-vert, [184]
—— Flowers, [258]
—— of France, [253]
—— Imperial Yellow, [195]
—— Importation of Chinese, [204]
—— Japanese, [210], [227]
—— Manufacture, Sites of, [202]
—— Manufacture in China, [201]
—— Mode of making in China, [205]
—— of Northern Europe, [319]
—— Painting, [196]
—— Origin of Word, [203]
—— of Southern Europe, [274]
—— Styles of Japanese, [214]
—— Tower at Nanking, [177]
—— of the United States, [331]
—— Variegated-leaved, [219]
—— Varieties of Chinese, [181]
Portland Vase, [171]
Portuguese Trade with Japan, [222]
Potteries, Greek, [53]
Potter’s Art, Antiquity of, [13]
—— Wheel, [19], [34]
Pottery, Chinese, [178]
—— Monument of, [80]
Pottier, M. André, [132]
Pottle-pot, [77]
Poutai, Chinese God, [64], [176]
Prices of Henri-Deux Ware, [136]
—— of Wedgwood Ware, [174]
Prime, William C., [76], [89], [92], [100], [282], [244], [285], [287], [296], [306], [307], [334]
Prizes for Victors, [48]
Prize Vase, Athenian, [49]
Prochoos, [46]
Protestant Persecutions in France, [123]
Pruyn, J. V. L., [270], [300], [302]
Q
Queen Elizabeth’s Housekeeping, [161]
Queen’s Ware, Wedgwood’s, [166]
R
Raffaelle Ware, [106]
Reindeer Age, [15]
Reticulated Cups, [197]
Rhode Island, Rouen Pottery in, [146]
Rhodian Pottery, [87]
Rhyton, [47]
Ringler, Potter, [249]
Ritter, [99]
Robinson, Mr. J. C., [133]
Rockingham Porcelain, [312]
Rockwell, Mrs., [218]
Roman Pottery, [124], [27], [161]
Rörstrand, [325]
Rose, John, Potter, [312]
Rose, Painter, [300]
Rothschild, Baron, [267], [276]
Rouen Pottery, [142], [255]
Rouse and Turner, Potters, [340]
Roux, Maître, [146]
Rovigo, Francisco Xanto Avelli da, [104], [108]
Ruch, Painter, [327]
Ruel, Durand, M., [149]
Russia, Porcelain of, [327]
S
Saladin, Porcelain sent by, [204]
Salt-glaze, [73], [162]
Salzmann, Mr., [89]
Samian Ware, [25]
Samos, Cup of, [26]
Sappho, [57]
Sarcophagus of Pottery, 80
Sarreguemines Pottery, [149]
Satsuma Ware, [224], [228]
Saxon Porcelain, [230]
Sceaux-Penthièvre, [257]
—— Marks, [257]
School Education, [163]
Ségange, M. Broc de, [139]
Seipsius, Painter, [327]
Sèvres Marks, [273]
—— Porcelain, [258]
Sgraffiato Ware, [119]
Sheffield, Lord, [335]
Shelton Porcelain, [312]
Simplicity, Greek, [265]
Six-mark Porcelain, [192]
Skyphos, [46]
Slip, [98]
Smith and Sons, Potters, [334]
Socrates, [61]
Solon, Painter, [315]
Spanish Pottery, [64]
Spode, Josiah, Potter, [313]
—— Porcelain, [313]
Sprimont, Potter, [293]
Staffordshire Potteries, [174]
Stamnos, [45]
Stanniferous Glaze, [72], [83], [93], [98]
States, Potter, [337]
St.-Cloud Porcelain, [254]
Steel, Daniel, [166]
Steen, Jan, [155]
Stenzel, [245]
Stoke-upon-Trent, [162]
Stone Age, [15]
Stone-ware, [161]
Stonington Pottery, [337]
St. Petersburg, [327]
Strasbourg Pottery, [148]
Stratford-le-Bow, [290]
Swansea Porcelain, [311]
Sweden, Porcelain of, [324]
Symbolic Animals, Chinese, [187]
—— Colors, Chinese, [188]
—— Marks, [200]
T
Table-Furniture, Early American, [334]
Taiping Rebels, [178], [181]
Tea and Teapots, [158]
Tea-Services, Delft, [157]
Terra-Cotta, Wedgwood’s, [167]
Terraglia Faience, [281]
Terre de Pipe, [73], [134]
Tiffany and Co., [306], [316]
Tiles, Dutch, [160]
—— Moorish, [83]
—— Persian or Arabic, [92]
Toltecs, [21]
Tombs, Egyptian, [71]
—— Relics from, [31]
Tournay Porcelain, [323]
Trenton Potteries, [341]
Treviso Porcelain, [281]
Tripods, [70]
Tschirnhaus, [231]
Tucker and Hemphill, Potters, [332]
Tuppi, Painter, [279]
Turin Porcelain, [281]
Turkey, Porcelain sold in, [246], [299], [303]
Turkish Pottery, [65]
Turner, Thomas, Potter, [311]
Turquoise-Blue Porcelain, [193]
Tver Porcelain, [330]
Tyg, [162]
U
Unglazed Pottery, [63]
United States, Pottery and Porcelain of the, [331]
Urban VIII., Pope, [172]
Urbino, [102]
V
Valencia, [86]
Van der Meer, [155]
Vandervelde, William, [155]
Variegated-leaved Porcelain, 219
Varnish, [69]
Varsanni, Painter, [246]
Vase, Alhambra, [84]
—— Etruscan, [62]
—— Great Numbers of, [53]
—— Greek, [29]
—— Pictures on, [61]
—— Sèvres, [263]
Venice Porcelain, [279]
Vermont Potteries, Early, [339]
Vezzi, Potter, [279]
Vienna Exposition, [181]
—— Porcelain, [245]
Vincennes Porcelain, [259]
Violins, Delft, [157]
Virginia Clays, [290]
W
Wales, George W., [90], [94], [146], [185], [238], [269], [285], [296], [302], [306], [326]
Wall, Dr., [303]
Wallace, Sir Richard, [112], [315]
Washington Pitchers, [338]
Watcombe Pottery, [67]
Water-Coolers, [63]
Wech, Painter, [246]
Wedgwood, Josiah, [163], [333]
Wedgwoods, The, Potters, [314]
Wedgwood Ware, Prices of, [174]
Weesp Porcelain, [321]
Wegeley, Mr., [242]
Wheel, Potter’s, [19]
Wilkinson, Sir Gardiner, [70]
Williams, H. D., [220]
Willow-Pattern, [311]
Woman, The Greek, [54]
Worcester Porcelain, [303]
Wyman, Miss, [185]
X
Xantippe, [61]
Xanto, [104], [108]
Z
Zeuxis, [44]
APPLETONS
AMERICAN CYCLOPÆDIA.
NEW REVISED EDITION.
Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on every subject. Printed from new type, and illustrated with Several Thousand Engravings and Maps.
The work originally published under the title of The New American Cyclopædia was completed in 1863, since which time the wide circulation which it has attained in all parts of the United States, and the signal developments which have taken place in every branch of science, literature, and art, have induced the editors and publishers to submit it to an exact and thorough revision, and to issue a new edition entitled The American Cyclopædia.