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/i nam"euhl wair'/, n.metalware, as cooking utensils, covered with an enamel surface.[1900-05; ENAMEL + WARE1]
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enamelware
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enamelware — [e nam′əlwer΄, i nam′əlwer΄] n. kitchen utensils, etc. made of enameled metal … English World dictionary
enamelware — noun Date: 1903 metalware (as kitchen utensils) coated with enamel … New Collegiate Dictionary
enamelware — noun a) Articles coated with decorative enamel b) Cooking utensils that have a corrosion resistant layer of enamel fused to the surface … Wiktionary
enamelware — n. utensils coated with enamel (smooth and glossy coating) … English contemporary dictionary
enamelware — e•nam•el•ware [[t]ɪˈnæm əlˌwɛər[/t]] n. metalware, as cooking utensils, covered with an enamel surface • Etymology: 1900–05 … From formal English to slang
enamelware — /əˈnæməlwɛə/ (say uh namuhlwair) noun equipment or utensils, usually for kitchen use, which are enamelled …
enamelware — n. enamelled kitchenware … Useful english dictionary
Battersea enamelware — Painted enamelware made by Stephen Theodore Janssen at York House in London s Battersea district from 1753 to 1756. The ware is composed of soft white enamel over a copper ground. The designs were applied by hand painting or by transfer printing … Universalium
Bilston enamelware — ▪ art enameled products made in Bilston, Eng., which was one of the most prolific centres of enameling in the 18th century. A large number of enamelers worked in Bilston decorating small objects primarily by the transfer printing process.… … Universalium
Birmingham enamelware — ▪ art enameled objects made in Birmingham, Eng., an important centre for the production of 18th century European enamelware. The most prominent Birmingham enameler was Matthew Boulton (Boulton, Matthew) (1728–1809), a leading English… … Universalium
