Sentence examples for stoneware pot from inspiring English sources

The stoneware pot is easy to lift out and take straight to the table.

Four feet down into the cistern, archeologists have unearthed artifacts dating to the turn of the 19th century: bits of ceramics, an unbroken stoneware pot and prescription bottles.

When tea was first imported to Europe from China in the 17th century, each chest was accompanied by a red stoneware pot made at the Yixing kilns in Jiangsu province.

When I boiled two ears of corn on the stove tonight, I wondered whether the heavy stoneware pot could handle that much boiling water.

Among the finds were two delicately carved legs to a basalt stoneware pot and a perfectly preserved long-necked beer jug that was twisted and partially melted by the intense blaze.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, has 17, including gray stoneware pots and beakers and assorted clay rollers.

Before he got there, Arneson was adept at rough-surfaced stoneware pots and wine jugs influenced by 20th-century Japanese potters like Shoji Hamada.

So when he left Cambridge in 1986, he dutifully took himself off to the Welsh borders, built a kiln and started a studio, making functional stoneware pots that no one wanted, "not least because they were pretty hideous and heavy.

Glazed pottery became widespread in the 12th and 13th centuries, with stoneware pots largely replacing wooden plates and bowls by the 15th century.

The Los Angeles-based ceramicist is having his second solo show at the gallery, featuring stoneware pots, ceramic sculptures and an architectural intervention.

A Persian rug hangs above the family room fireplace in Samuel L. Jackson's Los Angeles home, decorated by Cecil N. Hayes; the mantel holds stoneware pots and a pair of West African chiwaras.