Teapots and covers (Chinese fashion).
Cruets, complete sets (Chinese style).
Entrée dishes.
Salt-cellars (Chinese style).
Escudillas (bowls), of Constantinople.
Barquillos (sauce bowls), Chinese style.
Bottles (in the Chinese manner).
Cups, plates, and saucers of different kinds, with good painted borders in imitation of lace-work (puntilla). Some were designed in the Chinese manner, and especial care was taken with fruit-stands, salad-bowls, and dishes.
Trays and refrigerators.
A document, discovered by Riaño, and dated 1777, says that in that year the following kinds of pottery were manufactured at Alcora:—