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Agateware

Agateware is pottery decorated with a combination of contrasting colored clays. The name agateware is derived from the agate stone, which when sliced shows

Agateware

Nerikomi

Japanese pottery term

colour of clay for decorative effect. In England this was referred to as agateware. In Japan there are a few pieces from the Momoyama period (1568–1600)

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Pottery

Craft of making objects from clay

as "lining", this operation is often carried out on a potter's wheel. Agateware: named after its resemblance to the mineral agate, is produced by partially

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Vitreous enamel

Material made by fusing powdered glass to a substrate by firing

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Timeline of culinary technologies

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Staffordshire figure

Type of English pottery figurine

but smaller single figures usually in glazed earthenware, which may be agateware, mixing white and brown clay immediately before shaping to give a marbling

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Thomas Whieldon

English potter (1719–1795)

and 1970 found evidence of salt-glazed stoneware, tortoiseshell ware, agateware, red stoneware, glazed red earthenware, blackware and a small amount of

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Alice Mary Hagen

Canadian ceramic artist

glazes, and with clays from other parts of Canada. She developed a form of agateware using clays stained green, white and blue, which she called "Scotian Pebble"

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Pew group

18th century English pottery figures

Staffordshire figures, which are usually in glazed earthenware, which may be agateware, mixing white and brown clay immediately before shaping to give a marbled

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