mao k´ou chê, lit. "hair mouth things." Bushell renders "with unglazed mouth." See Ko ku yao lun, bk. vii., fol. 24 verso, under the heading of "Old Jao wares."
[336] Chou Hui, author of the Ching po tsa chih, a miscellany published in 1193, quoted in T´ao lu, bk. viii., fol. 6 r. and v.
[337] Cf. descriptions of Chün Chou ware, chap. ix.
[339] Bk. ii., fol. 8 verso. "The body was thin and glossy (jun), the colour white, the ornament blue (or green) (
hua ch´ing), and compared with Ting ware it was little inferior."