 ... with one measure of the liquid lime. Seven or eight ladles of petuntse with three or two ladles of lime were used for the glazes of the middle class. With petuntse and lime in equal proportions, or with lime predominating, the glaze was described...  Catalogue of the Morgan Collection of Chinese Porcelains - Page xlviiby John Pierpont Morgan, Stephen Wootton Bushell, William M. Laffan - 1907 - 194 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Stephen Wootton Bushell - 1914 - 456 pages
...time the glaze of the highest class of porcelain was composed of ten measures of the -petuntse purée with one measure of the liquid lime. Seven or eight...contain no lime. This has been proved, moreover, at Sèvres, and it is interesting to note that, according to M. Vogt, the glaze of the nouvelle porcelaine... | |
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