19th century Majolica hand painted vase, circa 1860.

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19th century Majolica hand painted vase, circa 1860.

Majolica, a type of tin-glazed pottery, originated in the 15th century, influenced by Islamic ceramics. Developed in Italy, it is known for its vibrant, glossy glazes and intricate designs. The technique spread across Europe, becoming popular in the Renaissance for its colorful, artistic expression and decorative appeal in tableware and tiles.

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