Ware

Definition

ware /weǝ(r)/ n ၁။ [U] (esp in compounds) (က) …ထည္။ …ထည္ပစၥည္း။ ironware ❍ handmade ware ❍ aluminium ware. See also hardware, silverware (ခ) ေႂကြ၊ ေျမ၊ စဥ့္ စသည့္ အိုးလုပ္ငန္း။ porcelain ware. See also earthenware, ovenware ၂။ wares [pl] (လူသံုး) ေရာင္းကုန္ပစၥည္းမ်ား။ advertise/ display/sell/peddle one's wares.

Examples

1. ‘The mark on the underside of this piece is classified as an emblem because it has characteristics that are typical of other emblems on ceramic ware of this type and period.’
2. ‘‘I went from an antiques ignoramus into a devotee of ancient ceramic ware
3. ’ Cai said.’
4. ‘Another of their specialized collections
5. Parian ware is a marblelike porcelain introduced in England in the 1840s.’
6. ‘The question is whether ceramics known as gabbroic pottery
7. including Trevisker ware
8. include gabbro-rock minerals added as a temper.’
9. ‘It was associated with an oblong cobbled ‘work area’ with gullies
10. covered by vast quantities of Unstan ware pottery
11. five stone axes
12. a number of broken tools and flints.’
13. ‘Nevertheless
14. Xu turned the land into a poetic South China-style garden with a teapot-making workshop and a museum of ceramic ware
15. which includes more than 1
16. 000 figures of the Buddha.’
17. ‘He recommends that we not heat our food in the microwave using plastic containers
18. but instead use glass
19. corning ware
20. or ceramic containers.’
21. ‘He had a rack full of sturdy Buffalo China diner ware.’
22. ‘There will be contests of unusual ceramics
23. exhibitions of the products and ceramic ware for sale at bargain prices.’
24. ‘Books went well
25. as did glass and china ware on the White Elephant stall.’
26. ‘Bathrooms have quality Villeroy and Bosch ceramic ware.’
27. ‘Both unglazed terracotta ware and highly glazed ware crafted there are on sale in the museum foyer and the adjacent conservatory.’
28. ‘Ceramic wares with a rich variety of shapes and sizes appeal to the craft lovers.’
29. ‘These seventeenth-century Hirado wares are somewhat difficult to distinguish from Imari wares made at the same time.’
30. ‘His cream coloured earthenware was christened Queen's ware after Queen Charlotte
31. who appointed him Queen's Potter in 1762.’
32. ‘The effect of family use of lead-glazed ceramic ware on PbB level was significant.’
33. ‘It has been estimated that 40% of the residents of the Mexico City area use lead-glazed ceramic ware.’
34. ‘Designs of a purely ornamental kind
35. and especially the Iznik
36. Middle-East and Oriental wares
37. were the staples of the pottery.’
38. ‘This is a logical move to reduce overcapacity
39. yet it deepened Waterford Wedgwood's exposure to ceramics and formal ware at a time when those products have fallen out of favour with consumers.’
40. ‘The different styles in Imari ware are named after the region where they are produced or after the potter families who had invented the style.’