agateware
noun
1A kind of striped or variegated pottery made to resemble agate, usually by mixing coloured clays together.
2Enamelled ironware or steel ware for household utensils (now rare ).
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Pitt (1749–1823), writer on agriculture.
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