Use of the word porcelain in a sentence example

porcelain

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A few pieces of Chinese porcelain, including celadon were also identified. [noun]

It is made of porcelain. [noun]

Porcelains are water appreciating architects. [verb]

Vases, bowls and teapots of white porcelain, blue celadon, oxblood red and tenmoku. [noun]

"But, Captain, you cannot put it on," remonstrated Peter, a squarely built man with eyes of a porcelain blue. [noun]

The Derby porcelain or china manufactory was started about 1750. [Please select]

The solution is evaporated in a small porcelain capsule, placed on the hot embers. [Please select]

A piece of porcelain tube, B, used for insulation, is fitted tightly in the third hole. [Please select]

The latter holes should be well insulated with porcelain or mica. [Please select]

And he felt a certain reluctance to discuss the riddle of poverty over champagne and porcelain. [Please select]

An iron sink is more cleanly than a wooden one, and cheaper than porcelain and copper. [Please select]

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