clayware

(ˈkleɪˌwɛə)

pottery

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Noun

clayware - ceramic ware made from clay and baked in a kiln

pottery

agateware - pottery that is veined and mottled to resemble agate

ceramic ware - utensils made from ceramic material

lusterware - pottery with a metallic sheen produced by adding metallic oxides to the glaze

Wedgwood - a type of pottery made by Josiah Wedgwood and his successors; typically has a classical decoration in white on a blue background

clay - a very fine-grained soil that is plastic when moist but hard when fired

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Mr Bull, who was born and bred in Kirkburton, was group managing director of Cawthorne-based clayware firm Naylor Industries plc.

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Kolobova paid special attention to numerous clayware pieces (77 pieces) which are clear illustrations of the uncommon sacrificial character of the Tarasovo sanctuary.

I-V CENTURY MIDDLE KAMA TARASOVO BURIAL GROUND--A UNIQUE MONUMENT OF ANCIENT UDMURTS/TARASOVO I-V SAJANDI KALMISTU KAMA KESKJOOKSUL--MUISTSETE UDMURTIDE AINULAADNE MALESTUSMARK

The lower heat helped to fuse the glaze to the clayware. Here is where Bergmans' tunnel kilns came into play.

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At 73, he is one of just two potters left in this village famous for its clayware, (foukhar means pottery), and he knows his art will not outlive him by long.

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For a working studio nearby, visit Bolick Pottery, currently showcasing traditional clayware made by the fifth generation of family potters (traditionspottery.com).

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In Occidental prehistory--let us say before alphabetic writing in Greece's 12th century B.C.--verything had its spirit: plants and animals, winds and seas, rains, as in Pre-Columbian America where ceramics integrated with the patiently awaited crops, taking its place in daily use in the kitchen: cuisine, clayware and storage.

The voices of silence: Alejandro Triana takes another look into America and Colombia through the knowledge hidden behind art and technology of archaeological pottery

Storage racks and cabinets are necessary for drying clayware and storing firing supplies.

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Developing up to 80,000 pounds of pulling power, the system is capable of bursting cast iron, concrete, asbestos cement, PVC, pitch fiber and clayware pipe.

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Very few people today realise how extensive the brick and terracotta works became during this period, creating some of the most prestigious and successful clayware manufactories to be found anywhere in Britain.

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Thus for serious heart-to-heart talks with close friends choose solid, earthy pottery and clayware. If you are hosting a more frivolous get-together, you should get out glass tumblers and bamboo or woven serving platters instead.

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