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From Antique Trader
Stoneware: The Tupperware of the 19th century
![[Stoneware]](http://net.fwpublications.com/newsletters/Images/Newsletters/Antique_Trader_Editorial_(new_2008)_3_20_2009/stonewaree.jpg "http://links.mkt230.com/ctt?kn=55&m=3973186&r=MTA3Mzc1NjAzNgS2&b=0&j=MTExMjE0MzU3S0&mt=1&rt=0") Stoneware is described in Webster's dictionary as "an opaque
pottery that is fired at a high temperature, non porous, that may
be glazed and that is commonly made from a single clay." It was
produced primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries in this country
as a utilitarian household necessity. We like to define it as 19th
century "Tupperware."
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