Meanings of british ceramics in English

There could be substantial synergies with Waterford Wedgwood's British ceramics company, Wedgwood.

In 1940, Bernard Leach, the founding father of modern British ceramics, published A Potter's Book.

Leading pottery owner, Emma Bridgewater, returned to the Potteries ahead of major international festival, the British Ceramics Biennial.

After a three-year equity association with the British ceramics group, the Waterford company is no closer to influencing it.

This figure incorporates for the first time the results for the British ceramics group Shires, which Qualceram bought last year.

It certainly hasn't figured in the rationalisation attempts by his glittering Waterford Wedgwood group to woo Royal Doulton, an ailing British ceramics company.