of coloured glazes, and we generally find onlythree colours used, viz. : an ochreous yellow glaze, which isalways very thinly applied; a rich turquoise blue colour,obtained from copper; and an amethystine purple obtainedfrom oxide of manganese, though occasionally an opaquewhite glaze is used. That… … PLATE V. BLUE-AND-WHITE, WITH BANDS OF BROWN AND RINGS OF CRACKLEDAND PLAIN CELADON IMPERIAL CH lEN-LUNG VASE, DECORATED INKU-YUEH HSUAN STYLE MING DYNASTY—1368-1643. 67 records prove to have been deposited there in the thirteenthcentury ;* vi^hile everything about the pieces of this typefound in…
Porcelain
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