Definition of graniteware in English:

graniteware

nounˈɡranɪtwɛːˈɡranətˌwer

mass noun

1A speckled form of earthenware imitating the appearance of granite.
Example sentencesExamples
- Inexpensive pieces of white and/or damaged graniteware are dipped in epoxy to enhance their marketability.
- Until about 1865 the products of Trenton potteries consisted almost entirely of heavy yellow and white earthenware and white graniteware of general shape and quality.
- This decorative style then continued on other ceramic wares such as whiteware, cream-colored earthenware, or white graniteware.
- It has the button knob on the top of the lid that is a very desirable feature in graniteware pieces.
- The types and colors of stripes on graniteware also help to date it, but it's fairly complicated, so you might want to consult a graniteware guide.
2A kind of enamelled ironware.
Example sentencesExamples
- Graniteware, or Enamelware as it's also called, was said to first bring splashes of color to kitchen containers in the mid-nineteenth century.
- The condition of this graniteware colander is very good.
- This is a huge old antique graniteware/enamelware coffee pot with the wonderful splatter enamel design.
- Graniteware, technically enamelware, traces it's origins to Germany in the early 1800's..
- Graniteware is an enameled tinware that has been used in the kitchen from the late nineteenth century to the present. Earlier graniteware was green or turquoise blue, with white spatters.

Definition of graniteware in US English:

graniteware

nounˈɡranətˌwer

1A speckled form of earthenware imitating the appearance of granite.
Example sentencesExamples
- This decorative style then continued on other ceramic wares such as whiteware, cream-colored earthenware, or white graniteware.
- Inexpensive pieces of white and/or damaged graniteware are dipped in epoxy to enhance their marketability.
- The types and colors of stripes on graniteware also help to date it, but it's fairly complicated, so you might want to consult a graniteware guide.
- It has the button knob on the top of the lid that is a very desirable feature in graniteware pieces.
- Until about 1865 the products of Trenton potteries consisted almost entirely of heavy yellow and white earthenware and white graniteware of general shape and quality.
1. 1.1 A kind of enameled ironware.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Graniteware, technically enamelware, traces it's origins to Germany in the early 1800's..
  The condition of this graniteware colander is very good.
  Graniteware, or Enamelware as it's also called, was said to first bring splashes of color to kitchen containers in the mid-nineteenth century.
  Graniteware is an enameled tinware that has been used in the kitchen from the late nineteenth century to the present. Earlier graniteware was green or turquoise blue, with white spatters.
  This is a huge old antique graniteware/enamelware coffee pot with the wonderful splatter enamel design.

单词	graniteware
释义	Definition of graniteware in English: graniteware nounˈɡranɪtwɛːˈɡranətˌwer mass noun 1A speckled form of earthenware imitating the appearance of granite. Example sentencesExamples Inexpensive pieces of white and/or damaged graniteware are dipped in epoxy to enhance their marketability. Until about 1865 the products of Trenton potteries consisted almost entirely of heavy yellow and white earthenware and white graniteware of general shape and quality. This decorative style then continued on other ceramic wares such as whiteware, cream-colored earthenware, or white graniteware. It has the button knob on the top of the lid that is a very desirable feature in graniteware pieces. The types and colors of stripes on graniteware also help to date it, but it's fairly complicated, so you might want to consult a graniteware guide. 2A kind of enamelled ironware. Example sentencesExamples Graniteware, or Enamelware as it's also called, was said to first bring splashes of color to kitchen containers in the mid-nineteenth century. The condition of this graniteware colander is very good. This is a huge old antique graniteware/enamelware coffee pot with the wonderful splatter enamel design. Graniteware, technically enamelware, traces it's origins to Germany in the early 1800's.. Graniteware is an enameled tinware that has been used in the kitchen from the late nineteenth century to the present. Earlier graniteware was green or turquoise blue, with white spatters. Definition of graniteware in US English: graniteware nounˈɡranətˌwer 1A speckled form of earthenware imitating the appearance of granite. Example sentencesExamples This decorative style then continued on other ceramic wares such as whiteware, cream-colored earthenware, or white graniteware. Inexpensive pieces of white and/or damaged graniteware are dipped in epoxy to enhance their marketability. The types and colors of stripes on graniteware also help to date it, but it's fairly complicated, so you might want to consult a graniteware guide. It has the button knob on the top of the lid that is a very desirable feature in graniteware pieces. Until about 1865 the products of Trenton potteries consisted almost entirely of heavy yellow and white earthenware and white graniteware of general shape and quality. 1.1 A kind of enameled ironware. Example sentencesExamples Graniteware, technically enamelware, traces it's origins to Germany in the early 1800's.. The condition of this graniteware colander is very good. Graniteware, or Enamelware as it's also called, was said to first bring splashes of color to kitchen containers in the mid-nineteenth century. Graniteware is an enameled tinware that has been used in the kitchen from the late nineteenth century to the present. Earlier graniteware was green or turquoise blue, with white spatters. This is a huge old antique graniteware/enamelware coffee pot with the wonderful splatter enamel design.
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