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Earthenware

Earthenware is glazed or unglazed nonvitreous pottery that has normally been fired below 1,200 °C (2,190 °F). Basic earthenware, often called terracotta, absorbs liquids such as water. However, earthenware can be made impervious to liquids by coating it with a ceramic glaze, and such a process is used for the great majority of modern domestic…

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Earthenware

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Edges65
Triples50
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Examples of earthenware · 17
Earthenware → All, Amongst, Despite, Dutch Delftware, East Asia, Europe, French, Greek, Hispano-Moresque, Italian Renaissance, Liao, Middle Ages, Mintons, Roman, Saint-Porchaire, With, Yixian
related to Sanitaryware · 8
Earthenware → Doulton, During, Manufacturers, These, This, To, Twyford, Victorian
related to External links · 4
Earthenware → Albert, Digital Version, Representation, Victoria
related to Firing · 4
Earthenware → Modern, Much, Oxidising, Some
related to Characteristics · 3
Earthenware → Due, Generally, RAM
see also · 2
Earthenware → Other, TerracottaRedwareVictorian
related to Materials · 1
Earthenware → The

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pottery fired made porcelain glazed stoneware glaze china century firing terracotta ceramic temperatures often used ware wares white european east

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waterinstance ofabsorbs liquids0.80text
figurines.Earthenware comprisesinstance ofEnd applications include tableware and decorative ware0.80text
Wedgwood's creamwareinstance oftechnical improvements enabled very fine wares0.80text
that competed with porcelain with considerable successinstance oftechnical improvements enabled very fine wares0.80text
as his huge creamware Frog Service for Catherine the Great showedinstance oftechnical improvements enabled very fine wares0.80text
statues in itinstance ofThe Etruscans had made large sculptures0.80text
where the Romans used it mainly for figurinesinstance ofThe Etruscans had made large sculptures0.80text
Campana reliefsinstance ofThe Etruscans had made large sculptures0.80text
Twyfordinstance ofwhite glaze.Manufacturers0.80text
Doulton refined these designsinstance ofwhite glaze.Manufacturers0.80text
often decorating the bowls with intricate blue-and-white transfer prints to make them appear more like fine furniture than industrial plumbinginstance ofwhite glaze.Manufacturers0.80text
Earthenwarerelated to CharacteristicsGenerally0.60section

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