Definition of earthenware
: ceramic ware made of slightly porous opaque clay fired at low heat
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Examples of earthenware in a Sentence
The dish is made of earthenware.
a wide array of hand-painted earthenware available at the craft fair
Recent Examples of earthenware from the Web
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The glossy earthenware bowl is also included and easy to wipe clean.
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They were found in the earthenware vessel covered in a thick layer of clay.
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This food falls into the category known as nabemono or nabe, traditionally made in Japanese earthenware called donabe, often on a portable burner at the table.
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The folded earthenware vessel coated in Ferrari-red car paint by Ann Van Hoey introduces the tension of ostentatious consumerism.
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Inside the earthenware cooking pot were 500 coins, 12 of them gold, the rest silver.
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By 1913, Grimwades operated five factories and was one of the largest producers of earthenware in the Staffordshire region.
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With a self-watering wick and pleated sides that accommodate growing plants, this earthenware planter is perfect for new plant parents whose thumbs are more brown than green.
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Amsa-dong Prehistoric Settlement, Seoul This Neolithic settlement was discovered in 1925 after a flood washed away soil that had covered a stash of ancient earthenware.
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First Known Use of earthenware
circa 1624
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Definition of earthenware for Students
: things (as dishes) made of baked clay
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