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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Rastella, post: 332587, member: 6722&quot;]I&#039;m getting ready to call it a long day.&nbsp; I quickly stopped by a local antique store where one of the dealers had a decent amount of knowledge on antique pottery.&nbsp; A really nice gentleman.&nbsp; I told him I wanted to know specifically just about the glaze to which he replied, &quot;You can call it majolica.&quot;&nbsp; However, the perplexity and intrigue in his face told me he wasn&#039;t quite sure what he was looking at.&nbsp; One possibility is that this may have been an experimental piece that wasn&#039;t ever intended for sale and perhaps preserved for further evaluation and improvement in whatever technique they were trying to perfect.&nbsp; There were some 19th century potters that were known for pushing the boundaries and experimenting with different glazes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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