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Holloware (mostly in
American English) or
hollow-
ware is
tableware that
forms a
vessel or
container of some kind, as
opposed to
flatware such as plates...
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foundry was
built in Birmingham, Alabama,
especially for the
production of
hollow ware and cast-iron
cookware to
supplement their stoves. This
separate foundry...
- nickel-plated
ware in 1892. In 1894
Wagner was one of the
first to make
aluminum cookware. The
company acquired their competitor Sidney Hollow Ware from Phillip...
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specific to the
shaping of flat
ware, such as plates,
whilst a
similar technique, jolleying,
refers to the
production of
hollow ware, such as cups.
Prior to using...
- sculptor,
worked in the mid-1960s at the
Pottery as a
designer of tiles,
hollow-
ware and tableware. A
commemorative bronze sculpture,
representing some of...
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Clark for
export and made in
America by J.
Savery and
numerous stove and
hollow ware foundries. Iron
porringers ranged in size from a half pint to 2 quarts...
- time.
Oneida Community started production of silver-plated
flatware and
hollow-
ware in 1899
using the "Community Plate" mark. The
Oneida Community purchased...
- restaurateur,
Fernand Point) that he
helped and a
collection of
silver hollow ware by Christofle. He has also
attached his name to a set of
signature knives...
- and
outwards into a
hollow shape.
Skill and
experience are
required to
throw pots of an
acceptable standard and,
while the
ware may have high artistic...
- and the
Hollow-
ware Pressers' Society,
which peaked at 1,400
members in 1873, were of any size. In 1906, the
Amalgamated Society of
Hollow-
ware Pressers...
