An Archaeology of Nineteenth-Century Consumer Behavior in Melbourne, Australia, and Buenos Aires, Argentina by Pamela Ricardi

Author:Pamela Ricardi
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9783030215958
Publisher: Springer International Publishing

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Bone china

A type of porcelain that contains the addition of bone powder in the clay mixture. It is often off-white in color and generally coarser than standard porcelain

Buff-bodied earthenware

Refined earthenware with a dark to medium brown glaze. Almost all buff-bodied vessels are teapots, and common decorative designs on these vessels include molded flowers or fruits. These types of molded vessels are often referred to as Rockingham-type

Coarse earthenware

Low-fired earthenwares with a coarse body. Largely found in utilitarian vessel forms during the period under study. Redwares are red-bodied coarse earthenwares

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