| KILN | Furnace for fring porcelain or bricks (4) |
| WALL | Still stops you, whether of silence or bricks! (4) |
| PAVE | Cover with stones or bricks to make a walkway (4) |
| OAST | A furnace for drying hops |
| HITA | Words before homer or brick wall |
| OVEN | Word after "Dutch" or "brick" |
| IWON | Line from Walter White after the death of Gus Fring |
| PASTE | Clayey mixture used to make true or "hard" porcelain or the later "soft" artificial form without kaolin; glass used for imitation foil-backed gems; or, wallpaper adhesive (5) |
| CHINA | Word for hard-paste porcelain originally from a country of the same name; or, cups, saucers, porcelain or similar ware collectively (5) |
| KILNS | Ovens for baking/drying pottery, hops or bricks, or for calcining limestone (5) |
| CHINAGRAPH | A coloured pencil for writing on porcelain or other hard surfaces (10) |
| EGGSHELL | Type of porcelain or paint (8) |
| FORGE | What is a hearth or furnace for heating metal? (5) |
| LAYER | One who works with carpet or bricks |
| LAY | Install as carpet or bricks |
| MORTAR | Partner to a pestle or bricks (6) |
| PAVED | Covered with flat stones or bricks (5) |
| MADEOF | Built with, as straw, sticks or bricks |
| MASON | Craftsman or woman skilled in working with stone or brick (5) |
| CERAMIC | Material such as clay hardened by heat, used as the basis of china, porcelain or earthenware (7) |
