unglazed

This period got its name from the base that is unglazed.

High in the far wall was a small barred window, unglazed.

Through my open, unglazed window I could see a few stars showing.

On this, besides the door, a couple of unglazed windows looked out.

In an instant, both men were at the tiny unglazed window.

Others are unglazed, which makes them look modern to Western sensibilities.

Like all of her current work they were unglazed, and roughly rendered.

For a time he studied his hands, then stared out the unglazed window at nothing.

She remembered the cold breeze from the unglazed window of her room.

There are unglazed window openings on each side of the shelter.

Only the keyboard, and the frame of the base, is left unglazed.

Such light as managed to come through its one unglazed window was red, and flickered.

But though it was unglazed the window was small and high.

It is surrounded by many windows, which were probably originally unglazed.

His eyes unglazed long enough to see the crowd.

He could reach the child through the unglazed window!

He unlocked a door to a wide, square room with a big unglazed window in each wall.

The unglazed rim on the bottom made a tiny grinding sound.

Unglazed tiles stain easily and will be hard to maintain.

Unglazed quarry tiles can also be used and are less expensive.

Work in ceramic was still somewhat primitive (unglazed) during this period.

It came from an unglazed window-opening in a little hut.

A small unglazed urn fragment, now lost, was also found.

The fire provided some light; the absence of a chimney was made up for by an unglazed window.

The tiles are all unglazed porcelain a half inch wide.