clay+ware
81red|ware — red|ware1 «REHD WAIR», noun. a large brown seaweed found off northern Atlantic coasts. ╂[< red1 + (sea)ware] red|ware2 «REHD WAIR», noun. a coarse, unglazed pottery made of clay containing iron oxide. ╂[< red1 + …
82slip|ware — «SLIHP WAIR», noun. earthenware which is coated with slip, or thinly diluted clay …
83Corning Ware{™} — n [U] a US make of ceramic (= hard clay) dishes used for baking food in. They have been made since 1958 by Corning Inc, which also makes Pyrex glass bowls, glass for computer screens, etc. * * * …
84Astbury-Whieldon ware — ▪ pottery English pottery, principally earthenware, with applied decoration, produced from about 1730 to 1745 by two Staffordshire potters, John Astbury (Astbury, John) and Thomas Whieldon. Instead of the more common stamped relief decoration,… …
85Barbotine ware — ▪ pottery pottery decorated with a clay slip applied by means of a technique first employed on Rhenish pottery prior to the 3rd century AD. The slip was applied by piping, in the same way icing is applied to cakes. It was used to adorn the… …
86Minton ware — ▪ pottery cream coloured and blue printed earthenware maiolica, bone china, and Parian porcelain produced at a factory founded in 1793 in Stoke upon Trent, Staffordshire, Eng., by Thomas Minton, who popularized the famous so called Willow… …
87crouch ware — ˈkrau̇ch noun Etymology: origin unknown : an early Staffordshire pottery made of clay and sand and glazed with salt …
88jackfield ware — ˈjakˌfēld noun Usage: usually capitalized J Etymology: from Jackfield, England : pottery made at Jackfield, Shropshire, England, in the 18th century with a red clay body often decorated in relief and distinguished especially by its thick black… …
89pressed ware — noun : articles of glass or fired clay formed by pressing …
90earth·en·ware — /ˈɚθənˌweɚ/ noun [noncount] : a heavy substance that is made by baking clay and that is usually covered with another substance (called a glaze) before it is baked so that it will not absorb water The dish is made of/from earthenware. earthenware… …
