Translation for 'crockery' from English to Dutch

crockery

vaatwerk {het}

• H.G. Stephenson Ltd are an independent distributor of crockery, glassware, cutlery and other tableware, based in Stockport, Greater Manchester, England.
• The owner of the Pacific Crockery and Tinware Company next to the burning building refused to allow firemen to fight the blaze from the interior of his store, so the men had to retire.
• Their crockery became so popular that the company was accused of counterfeiting English trademarks by British manufacturers.
• The village also has two shops and the "Bear at Hodnet" public house. There is a florist and a crockery shop.
• The brand has worked together with the airline and Australian designers such as Marc Newson and David Caon to create a crockery range for Qantas International First and Business.

• During the weeks before Christmas 2004, radio DJ and TV presenter Chris Evans sold many of his possessions, ranging from sofas to TVs and crockery, on a stall in the Stables Market.
• The "Teatro D. Fernando" closed down because of bankruptcy in 1860. It subsequently briefly became a crockery warehouse and also seems to have been, among other things, a tobacco factory and a hotel.
• The company was run by Eben Swasey (1843–1906), his son Fred D. Swasey (1869–1931) and George Young. It produced pottery, crockery and glassware for wholesale, while also importing pottery.
• Although best known for glass, Still designed over her long and varied career a wide range of items, from crockery and cutlery to jewellery.
• In the Eighties he painted crockery with the theme of the bull and made pure silk ties with drawings of Andalusian streets and flamenco dancers.

• Young has also worked with Tjanpi Desert Weavers as a textile artist and her style here is very creative and humorous and she is known for weaving small trucks and camp crockery.
• Ann Bent became an apprentice at a "crockery and dry goods" firm in Boston at the age of sixteen.
• He was also an entrepreneur who ran multiple small businesses including a crockery shop, travel agency and photography shop.
• Home: Home consists of assortments ranging from bed linens to crockery table linen and cushions.
• Its Chinese name derives from it being in the shape of Zeng (...), a crockery used in ancient times in steaming rice.

• These included groceries, crockery and housewares.
• Reichardt is best known for her anarchic crockery, where vintage floral, kitsch, royal and religious crockery is given a new twist by re-firing with layers of new ceramic decals.
• In 2004, Noten collected a large amount of low-price earthenware crockery from a Dutch budget store.
• Abram French (1815–1884) was a crockery, glassware, and china dealer in 19th-century Boston, Massachusetts.
• Banks served as register of wills for Baltimore from 1881 to 1892. He was also the founder of a wholesale crockery business called "Robert T. Banks & Sons".