Often classified as earthenware but closer to fine stoneware, ironstone is a dense, opaque, vitreous pottery. It was designed in the early 19th century to mimic the appearance of porcelain while maintaining the durability of traditional stoneware. Made from clay mixed with feldspar, which is then baked at very high temperatures with a glaze, ironstone becomes impermeable to water, resulting
Iron age
Sep 07, 2023
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