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Definition of soft-paste in English: soft-pasteadjective Denoting artificial porcelain, typically made with white clay and ground glass and fired at a comparatively low temperature. Example sentencesExamples - He wrote on mathematics, but also learned how to make soft-paste porcelain in France and built giant burning-lenses that reached the highest temperatures yet observed.
- This set may have been an English soft-paste porcelain garniture.
- Dodin spent a very important part of his career painting soft-paste porcelain plaques, which demanded a specialized talent.
- One of the most popular decorative motifs on European soft-paste porcelain is known as flores alemanas for its introduction about 1740 in Meissen.
- Alcoves at either end of the front hall, for example, contained Sevres soft-paste porcelains at one end.
- The Italian potters were successful in making soft-paste porcelain, but the workshop was disbanded after a dozen years, and fewer than sixty pieces of this porcelain are known to survive.
- The objects on view represent the work of numerous hard- and soft-paste factories throughout Europe, England and Asia.
- To maintain high standards, the duke issued the third set of ordinances in 1799, emphasizing the production of sculptural objects in pipe clay and soft-paste porcelain.
Definition of soft-paste in US English: soft-pasteadjectiveˈsôftˌpāst Denoting artificial porcelain, typically made with white clay and ground glass and fired at a comparatively low temperature. Example sentencesExamples - The Italian potters were successful in making soft-paste porcelain, but the workshop was disbanded after a dozen years, and fewer than sixty pieces of this porcelain are known to survive.
- One of the most popular decorative motifs on European soft-paste porcelain is known as flores alemanas for its introduction about 1740 in Meissen.
- To maintain high standards, the duke issued the third set of ordinances in 1799, emphasizing the production of sculptural objects in pipe clay and soft-paste porcelain.
- He wrote on mathematics, but also learned how to make soft-paste porcelain in France and built giant burning-lenses that reached the highest temperatures yet observed.
- This set may have been an English soft-paste porcelain garniture.
- Alcoves at either end of the front hall, for example, contained Sevres soft-paste porcelains at one end.
- The objects on view represent the work of numerous hard- and soft-paste factories throughout Europe, England and Asia.
- Dodin spent a very important part of his career painting soft-paste porcelain plaques, which demanded a specialized talent.
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