Unlike the modern shipyard, the old yard produced civilian and merchant vessels only.

Under her leadership, Pewabic Pottery produced architectural tiles, lamps and vessels.

But the disaster freed him to produce quirky vessels with astounding surfaces, 75 of which will be displayed.

Development of the company continued in the 1930s with the factory beginning to produce vessels for the chemical industry, cranes, and powered railway vehicles.

At this time they were producing both fishing vessels, and commercial vessels.

He did not anticipate that his opponents would also produce armored vessels, which rapidly became important parts of both navies.

During its lifetime the yard produced 144 warships and numerous other vessels.

The workshop had five kilns and also produced vessels and dishes.

Later, he turned to producing ornate vessels.

Euboea was the only region to produce vessels decorated with suspended concentric semicircles.