kiln

Converse of object

• excavate: Three pottery kilns excavated at Postwick near Norwich dated to the 2nd century AD.
• dry: The first item was a natural edge bud vase from kiln dried Yew.
• fire: A lot of kiln fired work, very dramatic large architectural panels.

Adjective modifier

• lime: The old lime kilns on the eastern side of the harbor.
• rotary: From the river it is possible to see the three large rotary kilns which are exposed to the elements for most of their length.
• wood-fired: Martin McWilliam talks about his use of wood-fired kilns.
• electric: The city potter probably worked in a communal workshop in a derelict warehouse, with electric kilns, making fewer one-off pieces.
• medieval: Rural medieval pottery kilns in northeast England are rare.
• 17th: Documentary evidence points to a 17th Century kiln on the same site.

Modifies a noun

• batt: The flat disk is transferred onto another, preheated kiln batt which is securely seated on one end of a long metal pole.
• firing: For most kiln firings, the greatest time factor is waiting for the kiln to cool.
• chimney: Maybe they've got into the attic, or the kiln chimney.
• shelf: A fired ceramic kiln shelf capable of withstanding thermal shock.
• dust: Cement kiln dust and chrome sludge were also tested to challenge any proposed methodology.

Noun used with modifier

• raku: The piece is then fired again in a raku kiln to a point where the glaze has melted enough to form a brittle skin.
• corn-drying: A possible corn-drying kiln was excavated on the quarry.
• pottery: A pottery bottle kiln beside the canal in Stock on Trent.
• cement: Cement kilns provide a useful outlet for some wastes.
• bonfire: The remaining features, F46B and F225B represent a possible well and a bonfire kiln respectively.
• malt: The Workshops Workshop 1 is all that survives of an old malt kiln building.