Faience, fy AHNS or fay AHNS, is a kind of earthenware. Faience is glazed with tin oxide to produce a creamy white color. The ware can be decorated with other metallic oxides that turn various colors when the pottery is fired (baked). More »
Bottger, Johann Friedrich, BAYT guhr, YOH hahn FREE drihkh (1682-1719), a German chemist, was the... More >>
Copeland, William Taylor (1797-1868), was head of the Spode pottery works in central England. He... More >>
Doulton, Sir Henry (1820-1897), was a British pottery maker who produced articles of both... More >>
Dresden, DREHZ duhn, china is a type of porcelain that is produced in Meissen, Germany, near the... More >>
Dwight, John (1635?-1703), was an important early English potter. He developed and manufactured... More >>
Geometric style is a term for a number of ancient and modern styles in art. Each style is... More >>
Gormley, Antony (1950-...), a British sculptor, created the United Kingdom's largest statue. It... More >>
Lacquerware is a decorative object made by coating an article, such as a box, dish, tray, or... More >>
Leach, Bernard (1887-1979), was a leading British artist potter. He was greatly influenced by... More >>