A kind of porcelain, frequently decorated with floral designs, produced at Coalport in Shropshire, England, from the late 18th century.
科尔波特瓷器（常绘有花卉，自18世纪晚期起产于英格兰什罗普郡的科尔波特）
Example sentencesExamples
When Thomas Minton first set up business in 1793 it was to make unmarked ceramics in transfer patterns that are often mistaken for Spode, Coalport and Worcester.
The Coalport Museum which houses the national collection of Coalport china conducts workshops both for adults and children as well as for school groups.
Dave started his own pottery and did freelance design work for names such as Wedgwood and Coalport.
Many of the porcelain ornaments, made by Lladro, Coalport and Royal Worcester, were also presents from family to mark celebrations.
Charles took a slurp of coffee from the delicate Coalport cup.
Definition of Coalport in US English:
Coalport
nounˈkōlpôrt
A kind of porcelain, frequently decorated with floral designs, produced at Coalport, England, from the late 18th century.
科尔波特瓷器（常绘有花卉，自18世纪晚期起产于英格兰什罗普郡的科尔波特）
Example sentencesExamples
Charles took a slurp of coffee from the delicate Coalport cup.
Many of the porcelain ornaments, made by Lladro, Coalport and Royal Worcester, were also presents from family to mark celebrations.
The Coalport Museum which houses the national collection of Coalport china conducts workshops both for adults and children as well as for school groups.
When Thomas Minton first set up business in 1793 it was to make unmarked ceramics in transfer patterns that are often mistaken for Spode, Coalport and Worcester.
Dave started his own pottery and did freelance design work for names such as Wedgwood and Coalport.