stoneware

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This winter I am branching out to find white stoneware, which is a bit more rare and more valuable.

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  1. noun A heavy, nonporous, nontranslucent pottery, such as jasper ware, that is fired at a high temperature.

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  • For wash-up there was a ceramic basin and laver (thrown stoneware, slip-decorated, salt-glazed). —  The Many-Coloured Land -- Julian May
  • Yellowware and stoneware are especially fun to collect because the pieces look good together on a shelf, they are useful and no two are ever alike. —  KeysNews.com -
  • This winter I am branching out to find white stoneware, which is a bit more rare and more valuable. —  KeysNews.com -
  • I used the same kind of stoneware container for making pickles. —  MAKE Magazine
  • This year's event will include 370 artists and vendors selling everything from handmade stoneware, paintings, and sculptures to vintage clothing, jewelry, and soaps. —  Memphis Flyer
 

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/ˈstoʊnwɛr/
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