Meanings of glaze earthenware in English

Pickles should in no case be deposited in cream-coloured glazed earthenware.

A few glazed earthenware pots appear, Tibetan temple pottery of the Han Period.

The quirky images are black on white glazed earthenware.

The find is thought to date from that period due to a glazed earthenware pot also found.

These pipes are of glazed earthenware, taper at one end, and each fitting into the large end of the next.

As for the hard object, which I had felt grinding up, I recognized it as a sort of glazed earthenware jug.

Sputum Cups.-Theseshould be of glazed earthenware, without any corners or cracks and provided with a simple moveable cover when in use.

Certain enamels, used for glazing earthenware or for coating metal cooking pots, contain lead, which they yield to the food prepared in them.

Made in glazed earthenware the soft curves and biomorphic shapes of the bowls and jugs set it apart as did the muted colours

In addition, the ogre's striking blue skin may recall the vivid ultramarine colour of commonplace Bes amulets, which were often made from glazed earthenware.

They were made in a vase form, of brown glazed earthenware, the only entrance to which was a slit-enough to give entrance to a penny.

The commonest of the highly prized jars are of plain brown brightly glazed earthenware, standing about three feet in height on a flat bottom (Pl.