INTRADA ITALY pottery making
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#Italian #hand_made #Pottery #Ceramics #Dinnerware #Decorative_Accessories #Roosters-#Majolica #Tuscany #Toscana
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Deruta Italian Ceramics Majolica Painters demonstrate their skills in bringing their wondrous pieces to life in this video.
The Art of Hand Painting Italian Ceramics (Majolica) Read More »
Jacqui Pearce, Senior Ceramic Specialist at MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology), discusses the development of MOLA's medieval London pottery type series. The excavation of a number of waterfront sites in London led to the discovery of pottery-rich medieval dumps located behind wooden river revetments. The revetment timbers were accurately dated through dendrochronology which enabled MOLA
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Jacques Cousteau, diving, and antique pottery: all of these maritime elements come together when Nicholas Dawes appraises this group of French pottery from a shipwreck in Anaheim, CA! ANTIQUES ROADSHOW airs Mondays at 8/7C PM & 9/8C PM on PBS. Watch full-length episodes of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW at Be sure to follow ROADSHOW on Twitter &
French Pottery from Shipwreck, ca. 1740 | Web Appraisal | Anaheim Read More »
A Visit to Gien, Franne – During our classic cruise aboard hotel barge Renaissance in the Upper Loire & Western Burgundy we visit Gien. Gien is world famous for its faïence, or glazed ceramic pottery. Since 1821 Gien has taken inspiration from the great china-making traditions of Italian Renaissance, Japan, China and 18th century France.
A Visit to Gien, France – Home of the World Famous Faïence Pottery Read More »
Short video with Robert D. Aronson, director of Aronson Antiquairs in Amsterdam (www.aronson.com), explaining Dutch Delftware (by www.studiostoop.nl)
Delftware flower pots or jardinieres, c.1690 Read More »