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Tin enameled pottery : maiolica, delft and other stanniferous faience (1906)

Barber, Edwin Atlee, 1851-1916 · Philadelphia : Printed for the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art · leaf 14

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ro-duced down to recent times. Characteristics: Wide borders, with grotesques and figures,painted a berettino, or sopra azzuro. A large number of drug vasesand electuary pots were made here. The predominating colors 1. Maiolica Albarello (9% inches in height),i Yellow and Green, on Dark Blue… … 3. Maiolica Benitier (17% inches in height).Decoration in Polychrome. Faenza, Italy, Seventeenth Century.Museum No. 03-601. 1 9 are yellow, dark blue and a peculiar red used in draperies, called vergiliotto similar to the ochreous red employed by the Urbinopotters. The albarelli are usually…

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