delft

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Hollanda porseleni
(isim) Hollanda porseleni
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city in the Netherlands, in the province of Zuid-Holland
A city of southwest Netherlands southeast of The Hague. Chartered in 1246, it is noted for its fine pottery, which has been produced here since the 16th century. Population: 86,733. City (pop., 2001 est.: 96,180), southwestern Netherlands. Founded in 1075 and chartered in 1246, it was a trade centre in the 16th-17th centuries and was famous for its delftware pottery. It was the birthplace of jurist Hugo Grotius (1583) and painter Jan Vermeer (1632). Landmarks include a Gothic church, a Renaissance-style town hall, and a 17th-century armory. Principal manufactures include ceramics
{i} city in the Netherlands
Same as Delftware
pottery originating in Holland It is characterized by a colored clay, white glaze, and blue decoration
A glazed white paste earthenware
{i} type of earthenware traditionally decorated with a blue and white glaze (made in the Netherlands)
A style of blue and white earthenware
pottery originating in Holland, characterized by a colored clay, white glaze, and blue decoration
Pottery originating in Holland It is characterized by a coloured clay white glaze and blue decoration
Opaque lead glazed earthenware with a pattern or design painted in metal oxides on the glaze before firing
a style of glazed earthenware; usually white with blue decoration
delft

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    Delft

    Türkische aussprache

    delft

    Aussprache

    /ˈdelft/ /ˈdɛlft/

    Etymologie

    [ 'delft ] (noun.) 1723. Delft, Netherlands.
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