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bone china
noun
- a fine, naturally white china made with bone ash.
bone china
noun
- porcelain containing bone ash
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Word History and Origins
Origin of bone china1
First recorded in 1900–05
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Example Sentences
But next to me at the head of the yardstick was a miniature chair of English bone china, white with hand-painted rosebuds.
From Literature
And speaking of bone, the English refined traditional porcelain by using crushed bone or bone ash in the clay mix for a whiter, brighter finish that we know as “bone china.”
From Seattle Times
The fine bone china has been made in Stoke-on-Trent by the Royal Collection Trust.
From BBC
Last year, Wedgwood debuted a fine bone china collection based on Bridges’s toile.
From Washington Post
Served on delicate bone china, the slices of cake towered precariously high.
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