1. Glazed earthenware or pottery, typically blue and white, originally made in Delft, Netherlands, or made in imitation of that style.
Usage: Usually used in plural form; Often refers to decorative tiles, plates, or vessels

Examples

• The museum displayed a collection of beautiful delftwares from the 17th century.
• She decorated her kitchen with traditional blue and white delftwares.
• Antique delftwares are highly valued by collectors around the world.
• The shop specialized in reproducing classic delftwares using traditional techniques.
• Many European palaces featured delftwares as part of their interior decoration.
• The artist painted intricate designs on the delftwares before firing them in the kiln.