Use for Italian tin-glazed earthenware produced from the Renaissance to the present. For similar but non-Italian products, especially since the mid-19th century, use "majolica."
This term has 742 records attributed within our system.
AAT
Keyword
Object name
Object category
300021170
13yrs ago
Pottery: Giovanni di Nicola di Manzoni of Colle (Probably)
Pottery:
Unidentified Orvieto pottery
(Probably)
Pottery:
Unidentified Deruta pottery
(Perhaps)
Painter:
'Assumption Painter'
(Attributed to)
Artist:
Dürer, Albrecht
(After)
Maker:
Unidentified Urbino potter
(Possibly)
Maker:
Unidentified Venetian pottery
(Possibly)
Maker:
Unidentified Rimini potter
(Perhaps)
Etcher:
Franco, Battista
Painter:
Avelli, Francesco Xanto
Printmaker:
Monogrammist I. B.
(After)
Printmaker:
Dente, Marco (Marco da Ravenna)
(After)
Printmaker:
Raimondi, Marcantonio
(After)
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