içine kemik külü katılarak yapılan porselen tabak

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bone china
fine porcelain that contains bone ash
Bone china is a kind of thin china that contains powdered bone. Porcelain made of clay mixed with bone ash. delicate and expensive cups, plates etc that are made partly with crushed bone. Hard-paste porcelain containing bone ash. It was developed by Josiah Spode (1754-1827) in England 1800. The addition of bone ash to china stone and china clay (i.e., hard china) made bone china easier to manufacture; it is stronger, does not chip easily, and has an ivory-white colour that lends itself to decoration. Other factories (Minton, Derby, Worcester, Wedgwood, Rockingham) adopted the formula in the early 19th century. Bone china remains popular for tableware in Britain and the U.S. See also stoneware
içine kemik külü katılarak yapılan porselen tabak

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    i·çi·ne ke·mik ku·lu ka·tı·la·rak ya·pı·lan por·se·len ta·bak

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