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Definitions
highly decorated earthenware with a glaze of tin oxide
Word origin
From Italian maiolica, named after the Island of Mallorca (formerly known as Maiòlica), which was once a commerce center for work produced in Valencia, Spain. Doublet of Mallorca and Majorca.
Used in a sentence
“The Italian Vase [top, left, p.8] is Majolica, […] The Ewer [bottom, middle, p.8] is a Palissy vase.”
“[…] the coloured glaze decorated wares which we now call majolica, but which Minton referred to as Palissy wares.”
“The Italian pottery, generally known under the names of Majolica, Raffaelle ware, and sometimes by the term of "Umbrian ware," through the production of the fifteenth century […].”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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