Chinese pottery and porcelain; vol. 2. Ming and Ch'ing Porcelain - R. L. Hobson

O. C. A. (Oriental Ceramic Art, by S. W. Bushell), passim.
Oesterreichische Monatschrift, i. [86]
O-fu. i. [2]
O-t’u (white earth), ii. [107]
Ogre design, ii. [133], [263], [290]
Old Imari, ii. [174], [260]
“Old Kochi,” i. [190]
O mi t’o fo (Amitabha Buddha), i. [100]; ii. [302]
On-biscuit decoration, ii. [242]
On-glaze enamels, ii. [18], [48]
“Onion green,” i. [62]
Opalescence, i. [50]
Openwork designs, i. [177]; ii. [102], [245], [246]
Opium pipes, i. [177]; ii. [277]
Orange, ii. [296]
Orange peel markings, ii. [8], [9]
Orchid Pavilion, ii. [281]
Orientalisches Archiv, i. [145]
“Oriental Lowestoft,” ii. [251]
Ormolu mounts, French, ii. [146], [194]
Ornament, symbolical, ii. [285]
Orrock Collection, ii. [134]
Ostasiatischer Zeitschrift, i. [27]
Ou, i. [17], [37], [120], [181]; ii. [65], [217]
Ou, Eastern, ii. [108]
Owen, ii. [76]
Ox, ii. [286]
Oxide of copper, i. [118], [137]
Oxides, metallic, i. [49]

Pa chi hsiang, ii. [25], [42]
Pa kua (Eight Trigrams), ii. [39], [41], [67], [274], [290]
Pa-kwoh, i. [187]
Pa pao (Eight Precious Symbols), ii. [42]
Pa pei (handle cups), ii. [7], [23]
Pa Shan, waterfalls of, ii. [43]
Pagoda, porcelain, i. [202]; ii. [4], [20]
Pai ma, ii. [286], [294]
Pai-o, i. [146]
Pai-shih, ii. [211], [212], [213]
P’ai-shih-lei-p’ien, i. [68]
Pai-shui, i. [199]
Pai-ting, i. [92], [96]
Pai-t’u Chên, i. [97]
Pai-tz’ü, ii. [109]
Painted decoration, i. [161]
Painted T’ang wares, i. [34]
Painted ornament, i. [91]
Painted red flowers, i. [136]
Painted Tz’ŭ ware, i. [101], [103]
Painters’ signatures and seals, ii. [164], [212]
Painting, i. [33]
Painting in enamels, i. [46]
Painting in gold, ii. [21]
Painting porcelain, system of, ii. [63], [105], [106], [163], [239]
Painting, red and green, i. [104]
Pak-hoi, i. [172], [173], [184]
Palace hall marks, i. [220]
Palace porcelain, ii. [1], [271], [293]
“Palm eye” markings, i. [53]; ii. [9], [93], [219]
Palmette-like ornaments, i. [28]
Panel decoration, ii. [133]
Pan Fei, i. [24]
Pan t’o tai (“half bodiless”), ii. [3], [195]
P’an Yo, i. [16]
Pao hsiang hua, ii. [39], [87], [295]
Pao kuo ssŭ temple, ii. [18]
Pao shao, ii. [24], [224]
Pao shih hung, ii. [10], [24], [59], [99], [123], [223]
Pao shih lan, ii. [219], [224]
Paper-beater, shape, ii. [268], [274]
Paragons of Filial Piety, the Twenty-Four, ii. [134], [282]
Paraphernalia, seven, ii. [297]
Parian ware, ii. [266]
Paris Exhibition, i, [173], [184], [187], [188], [202]
Parthian coffins, i. [9]
Parthians, i. [5]
“Partridge cups,” i. [93], [103], [131], [132], [164]
Partridges, ii. [295]
Pâte sur pâte, ii. [77], [196]
Pattern books, ii. [105], [303]
Peach, ii. [286], [288], [301]
“Peach bloom,” ii. [99], [146], [176], [177], [178], [179], [185]
Peacocks, ii. [39], [258]
“Pear skin” clay, i. [174]
Pearl or jewel, ii. [291]
Peking, i. [200], [205], [206]; ii. [126]
Peking bowls, ii. [239], [244], [264]
Peking lacquer, ii. [263]
Pekingese spaniel, ii. [39], [293]
Peking, tile works near, ii. [237]
Pen rest, ii. [32]
P’êng Chün-pao, i. [94], [97]
P’êng ware, i. [164]
Pêng-lai mount, i. [7]; ii. [156], [290]
Peony, ii. [294]
Perfume vase, ii. [68]
Persia, i. [86], [193]; ii. [12], [29], [30], [31], [44], [69], [247], [278]
Persian forms, ii. [67]
Persian glazed bricks, i. [9]
Persian Gulf, i. [149]
Persian market, wares for, ii. [73], [77], [81]
Persian monsters, i. [27]
Persian ware, i. [34], [103], [104], [148]; ii. [30], [48]
Perzynski, F., i. [27], [35]; ii. [43], [70], [73], [74], [75], [89], [90], [105]
Peters Collection, S. T., i. [12]; ii. [18], [190], [191], [192]
Peters, S. T., i. [114]
Petuntse, i. [148]; ii. [91], [123], [248]
Pheasant, ii. [295], [297]
Philippines, i. [87], [189]
Phillips, Rev. H. S., i. [132]
Phœnix, i. [90]; ii. [39], [269], [288], [293]
Phœnix ewer, i. [149]
Phœnix Hill, i. [59], [61], [72], [134]
Pi chuang so yü, i. [72]
P’i hsieh, ii. [294]
P’i-ling, i. [91], [95]
Pi liu li, i. [144]
Pi sê (secret colour), i. [38], [39], [40], [54]
Pi ting ju i, ii. [301]
Pi t’ung, ii, [275]
P’iao tz’ŭ, i. [16], [143]
Pictures of manufacture of porcelain, ii. [248]
P’ieh, i. [165]; ii. [5]
Pierced design, i. [194]; ii. [59], [75], [76], [79], [196], [246]
Pigments, unfired, i. [3]
Pilgrim bottles, ii. [274]
Pilkington Tile Works, i. [200]
Pillows, i. [104], [105], [107]; ii. [97], [276]
Pine, bamboo and plum design, ii. [47]
P’ing hua p’u, i. [xvi]; ii. [94]
P’ing shih, ii. [94]
P’ing-ting Chou, i. [97]; ii. [107]
P’ing-yang Fu, i. [32], [97]
Pink, ruby, ii. [238]
Pipes, ii. [278]
Plaques, ii. [97], [117], [277]
Plates, ii. [97]
Plates, seven border, ii. [211]
Plum blossom crackle, ii. [244]
Plum blossom design, i. [133]
P’o-hai, i. [148]
Po shan lu, i. [12]
Po t’ang 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 lan, i. [61], [224]
Po-yang Lake, i. [152]
Pot-hook-like herbage, ii. [90]
Potter Palmer Collection, i. [34], [35]
Potters’ marks, i. [221]
Potters’ names, i. [220], [223]; ii. [64]
Pottery, origin of, i. [2]
Precious Objects, Eight, ii. [297], [298]
Precious stone red, ii. [11], [122]
Precious Symbols, Eight, ii. [42]
“Press-hand” bowls, ii. [93]
Preussler, ii. [260]
Pricket candlesticks, ii. [60]
Prints, copying effect of European, ii. [214]
Prunus design, ii. [134], [135], [152]
P’u shu t’ing chi, ii. [23]
Puzzle jug, ii. [251]

Quails, ii. [295]

Radiating lines under base, ii. [92]
Ram, ii. [294]
Rams design, three, ii. [43]
Raphael Collection, i. [63]
“Rat and vine” pattern, ii. [231], [245], [303]
Read, Sir C. Hercules, i. [xxv], [31]
Rebus designs, ii. [299], [300]
Red and gold decoration, ii. [6]
Red and green family, i. [104]
Red biscuit, ii. [9]
Red, copper, ii. [6], [11], [55]
Red, coral, ii. [6], [48], [51], [160], [238]
Red family of Wan Li porcelain, ii. [81]
Red, flambé, ii. [124]
Red in the glaze, ii. [204]
Red, iron, ii. [51], [55], [165], [179], [215], [235], [244]
Red, jujube, ii. [210], [219], [238]
Red, liver, ii. [99], [178], [194], [238]
Red, maroon, ii. [178], [179], [194]
Red, crushed strawberry, ii. [119], [125]
Red, ox-blood, ii. [124]
Red, ritual significance of, ii. [195]
Red, ruby, ii. [221], [224]
Red, soufflé, ii. [127], [193], [194], [218], [219], [224], [238]
Red, underglaze, ii. [10], [79], [99], [119], [145], [146], [204], [205], [241]
Relief work, ii. [74], [196]
Revolving necks, ii. [246], [262]
Rhages, i. [87]
Rhinoceros jars, ii. [36]
de Ricci, M. Seymour, ii. [194]
Rice grain pattern, ii. [246], [247], [263]
Richard’s Geography, i. [56], [172]
Rijks Museum, Amsterdam, ii. [75]
Ring under base, double, ii. [69]
Ritual vessels, ii. [272]
Rock and wave design, ii. [81], [87], [290]
Rockery and flowering plants, ii. [164]
Rococo ornaments, ii. [258]
Rome, i. [5]
Roof tiles, i. [201]
Rookwood Potteries, i. [200]
Rose and ticket pattern, ii. [133]
Rose pinks, ii. [210], [229], [237]
Roth, Ling, i. [87], [193]
Rotterdam, siege of, ii. [252]
Rouge de fer, ii. [101], [160]
Rouleau shape, ii. [165], [269], [274]
Rubbing with sand, ii. [159]
“Ruby-back” porcelain, ii. [210], [213], [243]
Rush pattern, i. [44]
Ryoben, i. [36]

Sages meeting in landscape, ii. [95]
St. Cloud, ii. [112], [173]
St. Louis of France, ii. [252]
St. Mark’s, Venice, ii. [113]
Sakyamuni, ii. [284]
Saladin, i. [87]
Salting Collection, i. [xxiii], [197]; ii. [81], [83], [90], [95], [145], [156], [160], [165], [168], [170], [179], [181], [185], [187], [235], [244]
Salt glaze, ii. [144]
Salvétat, M., ii. [10]
Samantabhadra, ii. [285]
Samarra, i. [101], [148], [149]
Samian ware, i. [31]
San kuo, ii. [11]
San ts’ai (three colours), i. [197]; ii. [26], [33], [79], [100], [151], [152], [153]
San yang k’ai t’ai, ii. [43]
Sang de bœuf red, ii. [11], [99], [121], [123], [124], [125], [146], [176], [194], [232], [271]
Sanscrit characters, ii. [62], [66], [240], [286], [302]
Sanuki, i. [200]
Sarre, Professor, i. [101], [148]; ii. [69]
Sassanian, i. [34]
Sassanian monsters, i. [27]
Satsuma faience, i. [103]
Saucers, ii. [278]
Sawankalok, i. [81], [85], [88]
Scale pattern, ii. [158], [259]
Scholar design, famous, ii. [25]
“Scratched blue,” ii. [144]
Screens, ii. [277]
Seagulls, little, i. [97]
Sea-horses design, ii. [80]
Sea waves, ii. [42]
Seal characters, ii. [301]
Seals, ii. [276]
Seasons, flowers of four, ii. [38], [56], [134], [156], [296]
Seasons, landscape, ii. [297]
Seats, barrel-shaped, ii. [8], [15], [17], [60], [97], [277]
“Secret colour” ware, i. [38], [59]
Seggars, i. [156]; ii. [248]
Self-warming cups, i. [138]
Seligmann, Dr. C., ii. [51], [67]
Sepulchral furniture, i. [19]
Sepulchral pottery, Han, i. [14]
Sesamum design, i. [53]
Seto, i. [123], [132]
Sets, dinner-table, ii. [36], [267]
Sets of five vases, ii. [97], [134], [279]
Seven border plates, ii. [211]
Sèvres, i. [xvi]; ii. [140], [251]
Sèvres Museum, i. [xxiii]; ii. [230]
Sha t’ai, i. [110], [123], [124], [128]; ii. [141]
Shah Abbas, ii. [30], [69]
Shakuan, i. [172]
Shan Chou, i. [201]
Shan kao shui ch’ang, ii. [263]
Shan yü huang, ii. [126]
Shang dynasty, i. [44]
Shanghai, i. [174], [188]; ii. [212]
Shansi, i. [97], [98]
Shantung glass works, ii. [210]
Shao Ch’êng-shang, i. [59]
Shao yao, i. [61]
Shao-wu Fu, ii. [108]
Shê p’i lü, ii. [126]
Shên tê t’ang, ii. [247], [264]
Shên tê t’ang po ku chih, ii. [81]
Shêng Tsung, i. [22]
Shên-nung, i. [1]
Shih ch’ing (stone blue), ii. [9]
Shih ch’ing jih cha, ii. [93], [305]
Shin Huang Ti, i. [5]
Shih Ta-pin, i. [175], [176], [177]
Shih Tsung, i. [40], [41]
Shih-kao, ii. [196]
Shih-ma, i. [187]
Shih-mo (powdered stone), ii. [91]
Shih-tzŭ ch’ing, ii. [98]
Shih-wan, i. [172]
Shih wu kan chu, ii. [30], [34]
Shin sho sei, i. [94]
Shop marks, i. [220]; ii. [89], [113], [152]
Shoso-in, i. [23], [25]
Shou, ii. [33], [42], [302]
Shou Characters, the Hundred, ii. [61]
Shou Ch’êng, i. [25]
Shou Chou, i. [40]
Shou-hsing, ii. [287]
Shou Lao, i. [185]; ii. [286], [287], [289]
Shou Shan, ii. [286], [288], [290]
Shou shan fu hai, ii. [38]
Shu, i. [98], [198]
Shu chiao, i. [98]
Shu fu (mark), i. [161], [162], [163]
Shu wêng, i. [98]
Shuko-yaki, i. [85]
Shun, the Emperor, i. [1]; ii. [281]
Shun Chih, ii. [117], [237]
Shun-tê Fu, i. [39]
Shuo Wên, i. [141]
Siam, i. [81]; ii. [278]
Silkworm scrolls, ii. [270]
Silvering, i. [161], [163]; ii. [20], [175], [192], [215], [225], [226], [229]
Slip decoration, ii. [77]
Smith, Lieut. C., i. [87]
Snuff bottles, ii. [202], [203], [216], [227], [262], [266], [277]
“Soft Chün,” i. [121], [124], [127], [128]
“Soft-paste” porcelain, i. [150]; ii. [65], [75], [140], [142], [197], [241]
Soleyman, i. [148]
“Solid agate,” i. [33]
Solon, M. L., i. [181]
Southern Sung, i. [43], [67], [99]
South, symbol of, ii. [41]
Spanish, ii. [89], [252]
Spanish dollar, ii. [90]
Spider mark, ii. [140]
Spinning Maiden, ii. [291], [292]
Spirits of the Doorway, i. [20]
“Spotted blue,” i. [166]
“Spring painting,” ii. [57]
Sprinklers, ii. [273]
“Spur-marks,” i. [11], [53], [118]
Square vases, ii. [274]
Ssŭ Chou, i. [96]
Ssŭ-hao, ii. [289]
Ssŭ-ma Ch’ien, i. [1]
Ssŭ-ma-kuang, ii. [281]
Ssŭ pu t’ang, ii. [265]
Ssŭ-t’iao, i. [144]
Ssŭ-tu, ii. [108]
Staff, knotted, ii. [286]
Staffordshire, i. [33], [178]
Stars, ii. [297]
Statuettes, i. [24], [105]; ii. [159]
Steatite, ii. [77], [141], [196], [198], [201]
Steatitic porcelain, ii. [141], [142], [203], [240], [246]
Stein, Sir Aurel, i. [23], [25], [28], [31], [32], [107], [134], [149], [193]
Stem-cups, ii. [7], [8], [202], [208]
Stems, the Ten, i. [210]
Storks, ii. [39], [286]
Storks, the Hundred, ii. [61]
Strawberry leaves border, ii. [257]
Stübel Collection, i. [xxiii], [84]
Studio names, ii. [167], [215]
Study, Four Subjects of, ii. [282]
Su Chou, i. [96], [187], [188], [202]
Su Chou lacquer, ii. [263]
Su Shih, ii. [5]
Su Wu, ii. [281]
Sui ch’i yao, i. [99]
Sui dynasty, i. [16], [17]
Sulphate of iron, ii. [101]
“Sulphuring,” ii. [146]
Sultan of Egypt, i. [87]
Sultan’s treasure, i. [87]
Su-ma-ni, ii. [12]
Sumatra, ii. [12]
Summer Palace, i. [205]
Sumptuary law, ii. [233]
Sun, Mr., i. [91]
Sun, the, ii. [291]
Su-p’o-ni, ii. [12], [13]
Sung hsiang, i. [187]
Sung Pharmacopœia, i. [146]
Sung shih, ii. [12]
Sung wares, i. [43–51], [104]
Su-ni-p’o, ii. [12], [22], [98]
Supper sets, ii. [160], [278]
Swallows, ii. [295]
Swastika, ii. [76], [299], [302]
Swatow, i. [184]
Sword-grass bowls, i. [110]
Symbol of literary success, ii. [6]
Symbols, ii. [268], [297]
Syria, ii. [247]
Syrian pottery, i. [103]; ii. [12], [30], [44]
Syrup pots, ii. [278]

Table Bay, ii. [136]
Ta chiao, ii. [34]
Ta-ch’in, i. [144]
Ta ch’ing, ii. [179]
Ta-yi bowls, i. [xvi]
Ta Yüeh-chih, i. [144]
Tael, i. [175]
Ta-hsin, i. [177]
T’ai ch’ang, i. [91]; ii. [86]
T’ai chi, ii. [268]
T’ai-ming, ii. [108]
T’ai p’ing rebellion, i. [154], [155]; ii. [267], [271]
T’ai p’ing yu hsiang, ii. [268]
T’ai-po tsun, ii. [177], [185]
T’ai-yüan Fu, i. [97], [194]
Takatori, i. [31]
Taklamakan Desert, i. [25]
Ta kuan, i. [59], [60]
Talbot, arms of, ii. [257]
Ta lü, i. [65]
Tamo, ii. [285]
Tan, i. [202]
Tan Hui-pan, ii. [282]
Tan kuei (red cassia), ii. [6], [51], [53]
Tan pai, i. [61], [67], [71]
T’an yung, ii. [34]
Tanagra, i. [24]
Tan ch’ing, i. [53], [54]
T’ang chien kung t’ao yeh t’u shuo, i. [113]
T’ang, district, i. [55]
T’ang dynasty, i. [166], [201]; ii. [233]
T’ang kuo shih pu, i. [39]
T’ang ming, i. [217]
T’ang pên ts’ao, i. [89]
T’ang Pharmacopœia, i. [89], [146]
T’ang polychrome pottery, i. [33]
T’ang shih ssŭ k’ao, i. [90], [142]; ii. [59]
T’ang Shu, i. [201]
T’ang, the President of the Sacrifices, i. [xvii], [91], [95]
T’ang tomb, i. [101]
T’ang wares, i. [xx], [11], [16], [23–42], [56], [132]; ii. [28], [78]
T’ang wares, base of, i. [26]
T’ang yao, ii. [121]
T’ang Ying, i. [71], [141], [166], [167], [181]; ii. [59], [121], [126], [200], [201], [202], [209], [215], [216], [217], [220], [227], [228], [229], [230], [234], [237], [239], [248]
T’ang ying lung kang chi, ii. [58]
T’ang’s manufactory, i. [166]
T’ang’s white incense vase, i. [92]
Tantalus cup, ii. [276]
T’ao, i. [141], [142]
T’ao chêng chi shih, i. [166]
T’ao Ch’êng shih yü kao, i. [71]; ii. [228]
T’ao chi lüo, i. [159]
Tao kuang, ii. [263]
T’ao lu, the, passim
T’ao shuo, the, passim
T’ao t’ieh, ii. [290]
T’ao yin-chü, i. [146]
T’ao yü, i. [147], [153]
T’ao Yüan-ming, ii. [25], [296]
Taoism, i. [7]; ii. [286]
Taoist Immortals, Eight, ii. [38]
Tassie, ii. [251]
Tattooed design, ii. [144]
Ta-yi, i. [32], [40], [147]
Tazza-shaped cup, ii. [272]
Tea bowls, ii. [5], [278]
Tea competitions, i. [94], [131]
Tea cup handles, ii. [277]
Tea drinking, i. [178]
“Tea dust,” i. [31], [135]; ii. [233], [264]
Tea green, i. [31], [133]
Tea leaves, staining with, ii. [197], [198]
Tea pot, i. [176], [178]; ii. [278]
Tear stains, i. [90], [101], [113]
Tê-hua porcelain, i. [xv]; ii. [107], [108], [109], [111], [112], [113], [114], [115]
Temmoku ware, i. [31], [131], [132], [133]
Têng, district of, i. [55], [56]
Têng-fêng Hsien, i. [201]
“Three colours,” i. [104], [197]; ii. [26], [100], [147], [151], [190], [207], [241]
Three heroes of Han dynasty, ii. [281]
Three kingdoms, ii. [281]
Three-legged bird, ii. [291]
Ti (saucers), i. [110]
T’ieh hsin, ii. [233]
T’ien Ch’i ii. [86]
T’ien ch’ing, i. [62], [65]; ii. [238]
T’ien chu ên po, ii. [240]
T’ien kung k’ai wu, ii. [107]
T’ien lan, i. [117]; ii. [232]
T’ien lu, ii. [294]
T’ien Ming, ii. [117]
T’ien pai, ii. [37], [248]
T’ien Shun, ii. [28]
T’ien t’ang, ii. [264], [290]
T’ien Tsung, ii. [117]
Tiger, ii. [294]
Tiger lily design, ii. [131], [134]
Tiger of the West, i. [56]
“Tiger skin,” i. [31]; ii. [80], [89], [127], [148], [190], [226], [264]
Tiger, the white, i. [20]; ii. [291]
Tiles, i. [187], [194], [201], [202], [205]
Tiles, lustred, ii. [30]
Tin, in the glaze, i. [182]
Ting Chou, ii. [107]
Ting Chou ware, red, i. [158]
Ting Chou wares, i. [xvi], [40], [45], [52], [85], [89–96], [105], [146], [147]
Ting chuang, ii. [63], [74]
Ting type of ware, ii. [86]
Ting ware, i. [45], [78], [89–96], [101], [102], [146]
Ting ware, black, i. [92], [93], [133]
Ting ware, new, i. [94]
Ting ware, Northern, i. [90], [162]
Ting ware, purple, i. [92], [93], [98]
Ting ware, red, i. [92]
Ting ware, Southern, i. [90]
Ting ware, white, i. [146], [149]; ii. [201], [218]
Ting yao, imitation of old, ii. [142], [197], [201]
Toad, ii. [289], [291]
Tobi seiji, i. [80]
Toko, ii. [238]
Tomb wares, i. [17], [24]
Tombs, i. [9], [13], [101]
Tombs, Egyptian, ii. [266]
Torrance, Rev. Thomas, i. [10], [13], [14]
Tortoise, i. [95]; ii. [288], [289]
Tortoise of the North, i. [56]; ii. [291]
T’o t’ai (“bodiless”), ii. [3], [5], [195], [248]
Tou ch’ing, ii. [37], [99]
Toyei Shuko, i. [25]
Trade between China and West, mediæval, i. [86]
Tradescant Collection, i, [193]; ii. [68]
Trading station, i. [86]
Transfer prints, ii. [260]
Transition enamels, ii. [257]
Translucent porcelain, i. [148]
Transmutation ware, i. [137], [156], [175]; ii. [18], [192], [218], [232]
Trenchard bowls, ii. [29]
Trigrams, Eight, ii. [39], [41], [62], [268], [290]
Trumpeter service, ii. [255]
Ts’ai, i. [198]
Ts’ai Chin-ch’ing, ii. [267]
T’sai-hsiang, i. [131]
Ts’ai hua t’ang, ii. [265]
Ts’ai hung, ii. [179]
Ts’ai jun t’ang, ii. [265]
Ts’ang yao, ii. [121]
Ts’ang Ying-hsüan, ii, [121], [126], [168], [180], [187], [190]
Ts’ao-chao, i. [40]
Ts’ao Chiung, i. [75]
Tsao’rh hung, ii. [218]
Tsao t’ang, ii. [34]
Ts’ao tien yu chi, ii. [58]
Tso Ch’uan, the, i. [2]
Tsou, i. [97], [188]
Tsou Hsien, i. [201]
Ts’ui, i. [77]; ii. [161]
Ts’ui kung yao, ii. [52]
Ts’ui, Mr., ii. [52], [64]
Ts’ui sê, i. [37]
Ts’ung Tê, ii. [116]
Ts’ung ts’ui, i. [109]
Tu, i. [40], [147]
Tu shu, i. [76], [166], [201]; ii. [197]
T’u ssŭ wên, i. [113]
T’u ting, i. [90], [91], [92], [94], [97], [98], [135], [164], [168], [190]; ii. [113], [218]
Tu Yü, i. [16]
Tu-chiu, i. [95]
T’u k’uai, i. [27]
Tu kung t’an tsüan, i. [62]
Tulip-like flower pattern, ii. [90]
Tun-huang, i. [28]
T’ung, ii. [58], [59], [117]
T’ung Chih, ii. [267]
Tung ch’ing, i. [48], [75]; ii. [189]
T’ung-chou Fu, i. [199]
Tung-fang So, ii. [133], [159], [288]
Tung-han, i. [176]
Tung hsiang t’ang, i. [198]
Tung-p’o, i. [137]
Tung ya, ii. [18], [19], [92]
Tung ware, i. [66], [82]
Turfan, i. [16], [23], [31], [36], [101], [107], [130], [134], [149]
Turkestan, i. [86], [193]
Turkey, ii. [218], [279]
Twelve embroidery ornaments, ii. [297]
Tz’ŭ (porcelain), i. [140], [141], [142]
Tzŭ (purple), i. [93], [109]
Tzŭ chin (golden brown), ii. [37], [38], [65], [99], [191], [192]
Tzŭ-ching, ii. [14]
Tz’ŭ Chou ware, i. [46], [91], [101–108], [128], [133], [135], [149], [166], [193], [198], [218]; ii. [30]
Tz’ŭ-jén Temple, ii. [23]
Tz’ŭ stone, i. [101], [107], [147]
Tz’ŭ t’ai (Chün ware), i. [110], [113], [123], [128]
Tz’ŭ-tsao, ii. [108]

Urfe, d’, Honoré, i. [78]
Ushaktal, i. [134]

Vaidurya, i. [144]
Vajrapani, ii. [286]
Van Eenhorn, i. [178]
Vase organ, i. [138]
Vases, bottle shaped, ii. [273]
Vases, civil and military, ii. [281]
Vases, divining rod, ii. [274]
Vases, flower, ii. [273], [275]
Vases, perfume, ii. [68]
Vases, square, ii. [274]
Vash-shahri, i. [130], [134]
Venetian glass, ii. [139]
Vermilion boxes, ii. [35]
Vermilion pigment, ii. [148]
Victoria and Albert Museum, passim
Violet blue, dark, ii. [99]
Virgin and Child, images of, ii. [111], [285]
Virtuous Heroines, ii. [282]
Voretzsch, i. [206]

Wa wa(children), ii. [25], [281]
Wall of China, great, i. [5]
Wall vases, ii. [275]
Walters Collection, ii. [227]
Wan, ii. [76]
Wan fu yu t’ung, ii. [51]
Wan ku ch’ang ch’un ssŭ hai lai chao, ii. [62]
Wan Li wares, ii. [24], [57], [58–81], [161], [208], [224]
Wan Li wu ts’ai, ii. [48], [81], [82], [100], [160]
Wan shih chü, ii. [167]
Wan shou, ii. [82]
Wan shou am chiang, ii. [169]
Wang Ch’iao, ii. [288]
Wang Chih, ii. [110], [133], [282]
Wang Ching-min, ii. [59]
Wang Hsi Chih, ii. [281]
Wang Ping-jung, ii. [266]
Wang Shêng-kao, ii. [247]
Wang Shih-chêng, i. [201]
Wang-tso, i. [40]
Wang Tso-t’ing, ii. [266]
Wang Wei, i. [23]
Wang-yu, ii. [164]
Wantage Collection, Lady, ii. [221], [262]
Warham bowl, i. [88]
Warner, Langdon, i. [36]
Water droppers, ii. [276]
Waterfall, ii. [68]
Water pots, ii. [276]
Wave and rock pattern, ii. [63]
Wave pattern, i. [137]; ii. [56], [302]
Waves and plum blossoms design, ii. [56], [63], [80], [155]
Wedding bowl, ii. [268]
Wei, i. [27]
Wei ch’i, ii. [282]
Wei dynasty, i. [16]
Wei Hsien, i. [103], [104]
Weights, ii. [97]
Well-head, i. [12]
Wells Williams, S., i. [172], [184]
Wên, Prince, i. [25]
Wên (Sung minister), i. [99]
Wên Ch’ang, ii. [159], [284]
Wên Chêng-ming, ii. [243]
Wên-chou, i. [143]; ii. [108]
Wên fang ssŭ k’ao, i. [60]
Wên Lang-shan, ii. [263]
Wên p’ing(civil vase) and wu p’ing (military vase), ii. [281]
Wên-wang censers, i. [94]
West, symbol of, ii. [41]
Wheel, potter’s, i. [2]
Whieldon wares, i. [25], [33]
Whitechapel Art Gallery, ii. [233]
“White earth village,” i. [97]
White earth, where found, ii. [107]
White in blue ground design, ii. [130]
White porcelain, ii. [195]
White slip, ii. [5]
White ware, dead, ii. [201]
Wilkes, John, ii. [255]
Williams, Mrs., i. [110], [123]
Willow, ii. [296]
Willow pattern, ii. [258], [296]
Wine cup, ii. [278]
Wine Cup, Eight Immortals of the, ii. [282]
Wine pot, i. [161], [162]
Winter Palace, i, [205]
Winthrop, Mr., ii. [29]
Wolfsbourg, de, ii. [260]
Wood, Enoch, ii. [259]
Worcester, i. [187]; ii. [76], [136], [141], [183], [251], [258], [259], [260]
Wu chên, ii. [230]
Wu chin, ii. [192], [193], [210], [218], [226], [229], [230], [231]
Wu-ch’ing Hsien, i. [200], [202]
Wu chou, i. [40]
Wu fu, ii. [11]
Wu I-shan, i. [175]
Wu kung yang, ii. [24]
Wu lao, ii. [283]
Wu-mên-t’o, ii. [59], [91]
Wu ming tzŭ, ii. [12], [98]
Wu ming yi, i. [187]; ii. [12], [98]
Wu-ni wares, i. [61], [66], [67], [133], [134], [164]
Wu San-kuei, i. [154]; ii. [125]
Wu sê, i. [162]; ii. [20]
Wu Tao-tzŭ, i. [23], [137]
Wu Ti, i. [7], [11], [15]; ii. [288]
Wu ts’ai (“decorated in five colours”), ii. [8], [9], [17], [20], [22], [23], [26], [55], [63]

Yacut, i. [87]
Ya ku ch’ing pao shih, i. [62]
Ya shou pei, ii. [3], [4], [5]
Yang-Chiang, i. [84], [166], [172]
Yang-hsien ming hu hsi, i. [139], [174], [176]
Yang Kuei-fei, ii. [282]
Yang ts’ai (foreign colours), ii. [209], [225]
Yangtze, i. [89]
Yang tz’ŭ ware, i. [166], [167]
Yao, i. [142]
Yao, ii. [281]
Yao, district of, i. [55], [56]
Yao Niang, i. [24]
Yao pien, i. [137], [139], [157], [175]; ii. [18], [193], [218], [224], [232]
Yeh-chih, i. [55]
Yellow, eel, ii. [127], [190], [218], [223]
Yellow, European style, ii. [220]
Yellow, mustard, ii. [190], [223]
Yellow, Nanking, ii. [145], [170], [191], [192]
Yellow, ritual significance of, ii. [195]
Yellow, spotted, ii. [126], [127], [190], [218], [223], [226]
Yellow, sulphur, ii. [220], [239]
Yellow ware, i. [160], [163], [187]; ii. [28], [190], [239]
Yen-shên Chên, i, [200]
Yen Shih-ku, i. [144]
Yen yen vase, ii. [156]
Yesdijird, i. [34]
Yetts, Dr., ii. [292]
Yi, Prince of, ii. [200]
Yi-chên, i. [200], [202]
Yi Hsien, i. [201]
Yi-hsing, ii. [65], [187]
Yi-hsing Chün, i. [120], [179]
Yi-hsing wares, i. [xv], [120], [123], [127], [171], [172], [174–183], [188], [190], [198]; ii. [217], [224], [245]
Yin hua, i. [91], [161]
Yin Yang, ii. [62], [268], [283], [290]
Yin yang tsa tsu, the, i. [19]
Yo Chou, i. [40], [199]
Yo fu tsa lu, i. [39]
Yorke and Cocks, arms of, ii. [212], [213]
Yoshitsune, flute of, ii. [113]
Yu chai, ii. [212]
Yü chih kêng chih t’u, ii. [164]
Yü Chou, i. [109], [124], [128], [147]; ii. [107]
Yü fêng yang lin, ii. [212]
Yü-hang Hsien, i. [67]
Yü-hang wares, i. [66], [134]
Yü lan, i. [53]
Yu li hung, ii. [122], [125], [204], [225]
Yu lü, ii. [224]
Yu po lo, ii. [25]
Yü t’ang chia ch’i mark, i. [218]; ii. [75], [77], [79], [82]
Yu t’u (glaze earth), ii. [91]
Yu-tzŭ Hsien, i. [97]
Yü wang shang ti, ii. [291]
Yü-yao, i. [38]
Yüan chai pi hêng, i. [55]
Yüan Ming Yüan, i. [205]
Yüan tz’ŭ, i. [110], [124], [128], [129], [130], [164]
Yüan wares, i. [41], [50], [155], [159–165]
Yüeh Chou, i. [xvi], [17], [37], [38], [39], [40], [54]
Yüeh pai, ii. [224]
Yüeh ware, i. [59]
Yuima, the, i. [36]
Yün hsien tsa chi, i. [138]
Yün-mên, i. [xvi]
Yün shih chai pi t’an, i. [91], [95]
Yün tsao, i. [83]
Yung-ch’ang, ii. [30]
Yung Chêng, i. [45]
Yung Chêng imitations, i. [117], [119], [120]; ii. [11], [43], [82]
Yung Chêng list, i. [120]
Yung Chêng mark, ii. [217]
Yung Chêng monochromes, ii. [216]
Yung Chêng wares, ii. [169], [200–226]
Yung-Chou, i. [136]
Yung-ho Chên, i. [98], [99]
Yung Lo bowl, ii. [86]
Yung Lo wares, ii. [3–6], [9], [12], [224]
Yunnan, ii. [29]