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Meanings of faience in English
Usage of faience in English
1
Objects of all sorts, crystal, china, faience, porcelain, flew through the air.
2
It contained an admirable collection of furniture, pictures, wood carvings, and faience.
3
When one's as pretty as she one can afford-well ,quitecheap faience.
4
The Japanese articles in the room were gems of faience and lacquer work.
5
There is no faience as in the mosques of Turkey or of Iran.
6
A bracelet of spindle-shaped blue faience beads shivered on her wrist.
7
Judge Fang unrolled the page and anchored it with various small items of faience.
8
Now they were bright with river scenes and faience tiles.
9
Overhead the sky was the color of brilliant blue faience.
10
She picked up the eye of blue faience from the brass tray with well-assumed delight.
11
A servant came in bearing two faience blue cups.
12
He took in my netted faience dress under which my breasts had been carefully hennaed.
13
She was a beautiful woman, full of curves and faience beads with glittery malachite eyelids.
14
The progress made in the Haviland faience in the seventies was very largely due to Mme.
15
They ennobled the simplest of iron work, the commonest faience, the most ordinary chests and coffers.
16
Now he ate off enamel or faience pottery, and his entourage was expected to follow suit.
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