1. Glazed earthenware or pottery, typically blue and white, originally made in Delft, Netherlands.
Usage: Often capitalized when referring to the specific Dutch pottery tradition.; Commonly used in decorative and tableware contexts.
2. Objects or items made from delft pottery, such as tiles, plates, or vases.
Usage: Usually plural or used as a mass noun in this sense.

Examples

• The museum displayed a collection of authentic delft from the 17th century.
• She decorated her kitchen with blue and white delft tiles.
• The antique shop specialized in delft plates and decorative vases.
• Delft pottery is known for its distinctive hand-painted designs.
• The gift included a set of delft dinnerware with traditional patterns.
• Collectors often seek rare pieces of Dutch delft from the Golden Age.