faience

There, at Faience, she would be far from help, easy prey.

It had a working class character, which was related to the development of the faience factory.

A few examples of vessels in faience and ivory are also known.

No one is overriding your authority at Faience, but it's necessary to keep an eye on the place.

After the end of porcelain production, various faience products continued to be produced however.

In 1884, the faience factory was closed down after it failed to bring any profits.

In the central hearth, a faience bead had been dropped.

Some minor production, such as a Faience factory between 1773 and 1798 made no major impressions.

But the museum's heaviest concentration is on faience and porcelain.

As you once told me, Faience is a cage, and she is in it.

I'm sure no one at Faience was involved.

The boy left Faience this morning, and he won't object to our help."

By 1660, France had been producing faience, or earthenware, for nearly a century.

Earlier tea caddies were made of either porcelain or faience.

Now, there is no Jews here, the faience factory has actually ceased operating.

She was determined to get the full value on those 12 yellow and blue Tiffany faience plates.

The show is rich in examples of faience, one of his special interests.

There are also faience dishes, lighting fixtures and a lot of furniture.

"There's a school for workers' children at Faience," said the bishop, mildly.

He acquired several pieces of exceedingly rare faience from France.

There is an important advantage to faience today.

The Minoan faience artists achieved very high levels of technical ability.

They seem to think he is another horse, or at least the ones at Faience did."

There has also been a recent interest in the use of Egyptian faience in 3-d printing technology.

They followed the development of faience with the acquisition of porcelain.