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Maiolica colorants can be made by adding a little glaze or frit to the raw color oxide.
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-- Maiolica is a word derived from a type of pottery made on the Spanish island of Mallorca.
New Discoveries at Jamestown Site of the First Successful English Settlement in America J. Paul Hudson
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In consequence they promptly set to work making an enameled ware called Majolica or Maiolica from the Island of Maiorca.
The Story of Porcelain Sara Ware Bassett 1920
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Highlights from this group include a 16th Century Faenza Maiolica Jug and other European porcelain.
Antique News News! 2010
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Highlights from this group include a 16th Century Faenza Maiolica Jug and other European porcelain.
Antique News News! 2010
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Highlights from this group include a 16th Century Faenza Maiolica Jug and other European porcelain.
Antique News News! 2010
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Maiolica childbirth bowls and platters, sometimes designed to nest, also were used for serving food to the lying-in mother.
WFAA.com Latest News 2009
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Depth Through Carving and Layering, and Glaze in the Majolica (Maiolica) Style,
Ceramic Arts Daily» » Daily Ceramic Arts Daily 2010
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Exhibition - Maiolica from the National Collection
MaltaMedia 2010
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| "Exuberant Grotesques: Renaissance Maiolica from the Fontana Workshop."
The New Yorker 2009
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