Nailsea
/ˈneɪlsiː/adjective
Designating a style of glassware first made at or near Nailsea in southwest England in the late 18th cent., typically decorated with flecks or stripes of enamel or coloured glass.
noun
Glassware in this style. rare.
Origin
Early 20th century. From Nailsea, the name of a town, near Bristol, in south-western England where this style of glassware was originally produced.
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