|saⁿˌpȯr|sha(a)(ə)r- noun
Usage: usually capitalized S&P
Etymology: from St.-Porchaire, town in western France
: a ware of pale buff clay inlaid with elaborate patterns in a darker color made at St.-Porchaire, France in the 16th century — called also Henri Deux faïence, faïence d'Oiron