majolica , auch: maiolica

The rest of the majolica was to be sold in October.

A friend had commissioned me to buy a set of majolica.

If so it would then be a majolica ceramic piece.

Only the majolica plate - and that is so firmly set in the wall.

All other ceramics with the same technique and design are known as "majolica."

A wedding banquet without majolica on the table would have looked cheap.

He knows more about majolica than anyone in London.

Many a good story would have gone untold, in popular terms, had majolica not existed.

The first factory was started around 1588 by three Italian brothers, who brought the majolica tradition with them.

There are several theories as to how majolica pottery was introduced to Mexico.

The team uncovers a majolica dish which is not all that it at first seems.

But there were also majolica painters of the first order whose identity has been established only lately, if at all.

Majolica pottery has been made in the state since colonial times after being introduced by the Spanish.

Majolica is hard to appraise, she said, because there are so many makers and patterns.

Urbino has long been a key city in the making of majolica.

High prices were paid at London sales for other examples of outsize majolica.

This work from the Middle East affected virtually every aspect of majolica.

Majolica, a painter's medium, was used in the development of wares that literally tell stories.

Another striking feature is the large dome with a blue and yellow majolica covering.

"I have a collection of majolica from the year 1500 and use the designs for research and inspiration."

His designs for the majolica decorations of the refreshment-rooms he did not live to complete.

It came in a jar of practically priceless majolica.

Lighting comes from a set of 12 gilded chandeliers in the central hall with the same blue majolica center.

It is a famous ceramics and majolica production centre.

Although the finest examples of Renaissance majolica are relatively scarce today, collecting continues.