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porcelain on the
strict definition.
Ware-types can be from very
widespread kiln-sites in
either north or
south China, but the two can
nearly always be distinguished...
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Ironstone china,
ironstone ware or most
commonly just ironstone, is a type of
vitreous pottery first made in the
United Kingdom in the
early 19th century...
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successful that
Chinese and
European producers began to copy it.
Sometimes the
different overglaze styles of
Kakiemon and
Kutani ware are also grouped...
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traditions of
lacquer work,
going back
several thousand years in the
cases of
China, ****an and Korea. The best
known lacquer, an urushiol-based
lacquer common...
- for the
Chinese market and as
Chinese export porcelain, but its best-known high
quality porcelain wares have been
successively Qingbai ware in the Song...
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Kraak ware or
Kraak porcelain (Dutch Kraakporselein) is a type of
Chinese export porcelain produced mainly in the late Ming Dynasty, in the
Wanli reign...
- the
porcelain capital of
China. This
development was due to the
combination of
Chinese techniques and
Islamic trade. The new
ware was made
possible by the...
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States Blue
Ridge CoorsTek, Inc.
Franciscan Lenox Lotus Ware ****rd
China Asia
China Ding
ware Jingdezhen porcelain Iran
Maghsoud Group of Factories,...
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Armorial ware or
heraldic china (and a
variety of
other terms) are
ceramics decorated with a coat of arms,
either that of a family, or an
institution or...
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traditional East
Asian terminology, and much
Asian stoneware, such as
Chinese Ding
ware for example, is
counted as
porcelain by
local definitions.
Terms such...
