redware
1
7.5
- noun
- /ˈrɛdˌwɛr/
- Steven Zoldak is working on a new line of traditional redware pottery.
- redware pottery
- redware and stoneware
- Glazed redware
Examples
-
Steven Zoldak is working on a new line of traditional redware pottery.
Blog text (1) -
At the same time, there were clearly imported items in the cemetery, such as Egyptian ceramics, scarabs, and some distinctive, polished, black-topped redware vessels with a gray band that were likely made in Kerma itself.
Academic text (2009) -
Redware pots share space with citrus fruits and privet branches.
-
Redware crocks with tight-fitting lids became available late in the 18th century.
Synonyms
9
5.4
Hard baked clay used to make pots, tiles, and statues
6
3.5
Plates, cups, and dishes used for serving or eating food
3
6.6
Pottery made from clay and baked at low heat, often with a shiny layer
1
8.4
Fine cream-colored pottery used for plates and teapots
1
9.3
A kind of pottery with a shiny yellow surface used for kitchen bowls and plates
1
3.0
Items like plates, cups and bowls made from baked clay used for serving or eating food
Objects made from clay and baked until hard, like pots and bowls
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Redware comes from the simple parts red and ware, and ware means 'goods' or 'things', as in tableware or hardware. So redware literally means 'red' goods, which helps you remember it is pottery made from reddish clay.