attributive. earthenware and porcelain made in Staffordshire, hence Staffordshire warehouseman.

elliptical. = Staffordshire ware n. at sense 1e. Also n. plural = Staffordshire bricks.

A name applied by collectors to the early salt-glazed pottery of Staffordshire.

Designating a type of coarse pottery manufactured in Newcastle or the surrounding area.

In full Mocha ware. A type of English pottery made from the late 18th to the early 20th cent., having a white or cream body decorated with coloured…

Used to designate a type of pottery made in Castleford at the beginning of the 19th century.

attributive. Designating a type of black-glazed earthenware manufactured in the Shropshire village of Jackfield in the 18th cent., having…

a coarse, brown and yellow earthenware manufactured at Plymouth in the 18th cent.

Used attributively (and occasionally absol.) to designate pottery made in Wrotham in the 17th and 18th centuries, being chiefly red-clay slipware…

Jackfield earthenware.

Designating a kind of pottery with leadless glaze produced in the West Midlands, known as Ruskin pottery, Ruskin ware, etc.

the pink lustre characteristic of Sunderland lustreware; (also) Sunderland lustreware itself.

a type of decorative pottery made in Poole or from Poole clay (a proprietary name in the United Kingdom).