ironware

• “Fortunately, all our ironware is vintage Le Cousances, with metal handles, and these pots shrug off such minor problems.”

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• “Blankets, linens and ironware became common in England.”

  Newsweek: The Spirit Of Adam Smith

• “Nevertheless, we were glad that it was over, for we were tired of stopping day after day to dry the bales and grease the tools and ironware, and of seeing all things of cloth and leather rot visibly before our eyes.”

  How I Found Livingstone

• “They sometimes came along the road to his village, trading ironware for food.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Sea of Trolls

• “So, we ain't just takin 'a cargo of ironware out to Valparaiso.”

  Excerpt: Castaways of The Flying Dutchman by Brian Jacques

• “But the quintal, or hundredweight, of this old ironware is there valued but at the price of a cantle of bread, and yet they have but a very bad despatch and riddance in the sale of it.”

  Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel

• “Artifacts unearthed at shrines and burial grounds at Igbo-Ukwe—mostly ironware and pottery—attest to the society's multilayered social organization.”

  b. Forest West Africa

• “Nails and ironware hinges, locks, catches and other fitments would be locked up in the dry too.”

  A Body In The Bath House

• “The wares were as multifarious as the sellers, anything from hinterland fruits and grains to ironware out of the smithies that made the air clangorous, from velvyl fabric and miniature computers of the inner Empire to jewels and skins and carvings off a hundred different worlds.”

  The Game Of Empire

• “A forge based on bog iron ore operated intermittently from 1737 to 1883 on the St. Maurice River, supplying much of the ironware needed in that period.”

  The Canadian Mineral Industry

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