stoneware

IPA: stˈoʊnwɛr

A type of pottery that is fired at a high temperature and is dense, opaque and nonporous.

Examples of "stoneware" in Sentences

A can be made of stoneware or of glass.
Seto kiln also produced unglazed stoneware.
It was also a center of stoneware manufacture.
Glazed stoneware is also susceptible to attack.
The fired material is weak compared to stoneware.
They made a production line of handmade stoneware.
The clay component is a conventional stoneware clay.
I think the picture is of stoneware, not of earthenware.
The problem OCCUIS often with stoneware, which is fired to 1250
The appliance consists of refractory stoneware for example fireclay.
Types of ware fired in this range are known as stoneware and porcelain.
In the 19th century the manufacture of stoneware was important in the town.
If you've never tried cooking cornbread in stoneware, I highly recommend it.
Horn is a collection of porcelain stoneware tiles from Rex Ceramiche Artistiche.
Domestic stoneware, that is, hand made, sturdy and elegant, in deep blue and jade green.
The stoneware is oven -, microwave -, freezer, -, and dishwasher-safe, and can be used for any kind of dish.
Vietnamese potters in the clay-rich Red River Valley near the northern border with China had learned to make high-fired stoneware from the Chinese, somewhere around the first to third century.