Delftware (noun)

1. A type of pottery made in Delft, The Netherlands and characterized by blue-and-white designs.
2. A piece of pottery made in this style.

Origin:

18th century: from dutch delftware, from delft, the name of a town in the netherlands where such pottery was made.

Examples:

1. The museum had a large collection of delftware on display.
2. She loved the blue-and-white design of the delftware vase.
3. The delftware plate was a perfect souvenir from her trip to Holland.
4. The delftware was made from a specific type of clay and then glazed.
5. The delftware industry was an important part of the economy of Delft in the 17th and 18th century.