Coalport
noun
Coal·port
\ˈkōlˌpōrt, -pȯrt\
Definition of Coalport
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: a soft paste porcelain and later bone china ware produced both in table wares and in elaborate ornamental pieces often in the manner of Meissen or Sèvres
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Origin and Etymology of coalport
from Coalport, near Shrewsbury, England, where it was produced
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