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creamware
/ ˈkriːmˌwɛə /
noun
a type of earthenware with a deep cream body developed about 1720 and widely produced See also Queensware
Example Sentences
Unable to crack the foreign formula, Wedgwood and his collaborators instead refined the already-established local creation of creamware to make it “queen’s ware,” “pearlware” and other proprietary, poetically named variations, exporting them with great success around the globe.
A silver brooch and a large piece of creamware were unearthed during a recent archaeological excavation at Colonial Michilimackinac.
A silver brooch and a large piece of creamware were unearthed during a recent archaeological excavation at Colonial Michilimackinac in Mackinaw City, Michigan.
“The large piece of feather-edged creamware that has been sticking out of the root cellar since last season has finally been excavated,” explained Dr. Lynn Evans, curator of archaeology at Mackinac State Historic Parks, in a statement.
“Both the creamware plate and trade silver pin are excellent markers for the British occupation,” she said.
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