Note 411 — Chapter XII · YUNG CHÊNG PERIOD (1723–1735)
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In the jujube red the iron oxide is mixed with the plumbo-alcaline flux of the enameller, whereas in the mo hung it is simply made to adhere to the porcelain by means of glue, and depends for the silicates, which give it a vitreous appearance, on the glaze beneath it.