Crockeries [noun]

Some bits of broken crockery furnished his table, a board wedged against the rock.

He drew loads of boards from the saw-mill, and loads of crockery from the various village stores.

I was sawing up a few more sticks from the orchard, when the express man drove up with the beds, the crockery, and so on.

It was in trying to grab something that she lost control, and fell, barge and all after her crockery into the sea.

Always an unruly fellow, and dangerous to trust among crockery.

Young Farnsworth, who kept the crockery store, told him the news.

For the second time their love bore hard on Mr Gainsborough's crockery.

"I'd like to show you some of our new crockery sets, Mr. Stover," said Appleby softly.

We'll go in later for lamps and crockery and all that sort of thing.

You want a crockery set, first; a student lamp, and an oil can to keep your oil in.