0 plates, dishes, cups, etc. that are made from a special clay baked at a very high temperature -- 粗陶器；缸瓦器
The stoneware traders likewise handed down their profession to their children and grandchildren.
Several fragments of a stoneware vessel were also found beneath and beside the planks.
For stoneware, brown earthenware and other colours, the total exported for the first four months of 1955 was approximately 201,000 cwt.
The remedy recommended is to line the chimney with asbestos cement or glazed stoneware.
I have now ascertained that such pipes are in fact made, but, that in the diameters mainly required by us, stoneware is cheaper.
The producing firms, which are all subsidiaries of paper manufacturers, claim that pitch fibre pipes have certain advantages over glazed stoneware pipes, the traditional drainage pipes.
Information for 1948 is not available for the pottery industry as a whole; the following table gives the required particulars, where available, in respect of domestic pottery (other than stoneware).
They are baked at high temperatures, in a process known as firing to create ceramics, such as terra cotta, earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain.
