pottery

• He died, January 23, 1806 Political Economy_, the science which treats of the general causes affecting the production, distribution, and consumption, of articles of exchangeable value, in reference to their effects upon national wealth and welfare Pollen_, the fertilizing dust of flowers, produced by the stamens, and falling upon the pistils, in order to render a flower capable of producing fruit or seed Potter's clay_, the clay used in making articles of pottery Prairie_, a French word, signifying meadow_. —  A Treatise on Domestic Economy For the Use of Young Ladies at Home and at School
• The ornamental pottery which is still made--though in a small quantity--resembles Doulton ware, but the great development of the industry has been in the direction of glazed ware of great resisting power. —  Hammersmith, Fulham and Putney The Fascination of London
• It represents a female face in relief, as occurs so often in Greek pottery, surrounded by an ornament of lotus, maeander and palmette. —  The American Journal of Archaeology, 1893-1
• Only rarely have they made pottery, their roving life requiring utensils of greater stability. —  The North American Indian
• Like the Navaho they make but little pottery, and that only for utilitarian purposes The Jicarillas seem to have no system of clans or gentes. —  The North American Indian

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