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chinaware

[ UK /t‍ʃˈa‍ɪnɐwˌe‍ə/ ]
NOUN
  1. dishware made of high quality porcelain

How To Use chinaware In A Sentence

  • During the 19th century chinaware became more affordable, and was openly displayed, making dressers very popular.
  • Don't be surprised to see an old man take out some ancient coins and small chinaware from his pocket.
  • The former contain objects made locally, while the latter yield chinaware, square-faced gin bottles, copper manillas, and factory-made pipes in addition to locally manufactured goods.
  • In the center matching chairs surrounded a well-polished, wooden table and a set of fine chinaware filled with food on its surface.
  • A Renault that had been secured in the cargo area is almost indistinguishable, yet stacked chinaware in the pantry has somehow remained intact while the wooden cabinet supporting it has since disintegrated.
  • Instead of following their way back to the waiting room they turned right and went down a flight of steps into an subterranean antechamber, filled by a long table laden with exotic foods and striking chinaware.
  • A team from Tongji University has researched the possibility of converting the silt into construction materials and chinaware.
  • Another thing to consider is temporarily placing some of your more precious furniture and nonessential dishes, chinaware, and other furnishings into storage while the work goes on.
  • Reproducing Ming chinaware using the original ingredients took longer to commercialize than she suggests.
  • Filling a coffee-pot and frying-pan with part of my plunder, and taking some chinaware from the cabin pantry, I left Wolf Larsen lying in the sun and went ashore. Chapter 32
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