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Meanings of glaze pottery in English
Portuguese
esmaltar barro Synonyms
Examples for "glazed terracotta"
Examples for "glazed terracotta"
1
The stars of the shop are glazed terracotta plant pots that range in price from about €50 to €125.
2
A late 15th-century glazed terracotta relief sculpture of Saint Michael the Archangel by Andrea della Robbia (1435-1525), is shown in this handout photo.
3
Glazed terracotta pots that usually sell for €9.99 each are now on offer at two for €12.
Usage of glaze pottery in English
1
The manufacture of tiles and glazed pottery was everywhere carried on.
2
Within lay shards of what seemed to be black-and-white glazed pottery.
3
Until the beginning of this century, the vault had preserved its original lining of glazed pottery.
4
It was the expensive kind, fine glazed pottery.
5
The list is endless: Hittite bronze work and carved slabs of basalt, Phoenician glazed pottery, Roman glass.
6
And some people are exposed through hobbies, like working on cars, or making glazed pottery or stained glass.
7
The room was large, with plump feathered cushions in every corner and brightly glazed pottery on low cedar chests.
8
In this pit were found some beads, light blue in colour, some sherds of red glazed pottery, and a few fragments of bronze.
9
Meanwhile the invention of glazed pottery, which was unknown to the prehistoric Egyptians, had been made (before the beginning of the Ist Dynasty).
10
"It was glazed pottery," responded Theo.