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1) General subject: (делфтский) Delf ware, delf, delft, faience, semiporcelain, Dutch ware2) Engineering: earthenware, faience ware3) Chemistry: pottery, pottery ware4) Architecture: Delftware, flint-ware5) Makarov: delf (делфтский) -
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1) General subject: crystal, crystal (высококачественное стекло), cut glass (изделия), leaded glass, lead crystal2) Engineering: crystal glass, crystal ware3) Silicates: full crystal glass4) Makarov: crystal wares, cut-glass, flint glass
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