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Kakiemon Japanese porcelain distinctively coloured
from C.1660, comprising of turquoise, dark blue,
iron-red, black, yellow and occasionally brown.
Named after the potter credited with the palette's
invention, Kakiemon I.
Was copied at the early European porcelain
factories during the early 18th Century in particular
at Meissen, Chantilly, Chelsea and Bow.
Kakihan Script mark of a Japanese artist. used to
identify Japanses metal work Netsuke, ceramics
and Lacquer.
Kaleidoscope Optical toy consisting of a tube that
holds little mirror pieces and pieces of coloured paper.
When turned changing patterns appear.
Kandler Charles Frederick (fl. 1727-1737)
London Silversmith thought of as second to
Paul de Lamerie. Made decorative pieces such as wine coolers
and tableware in Rococo style. They usually has handles
carved in the form of birds.
Kandler, Johaan Joachim (1706-1775)
German porcelain modeller. He was chief modeller
at the Meissen factory from 1733-1775. He founded
the porcelain animal and human figure. Influenced other
figures produced in German factories until 20th Century.
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