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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;StanB, post: 2951655, member: 14141&quot;]Archaic Ceramic</p><p>The 14th century production is known as Archaic Majolica.</p><p>The term “archaic” is, in fact, used to indicate the first types of pottery known in Italy and above all in Umbrian tradition.</p><p>This kind of production is characterized by simple forms, natural and abstract decorations with the use of two natural colors: brown tint derived from manganese and green from copper.</p><p>Surely, the most popular objects of this period are basins, jugs, rustic pots, bowls and flasks used for practical and domestic necessities.</p><p><br /></p><p>Glazed Slipware is a technique was a typical production of Mediaeval time.</p><p>It’s a kind of pottery coated with slip; then its surface can be decorated with a paintbrush or a stick to obtain a graffito design. Finally, the object is coated with another varnish, called glaze.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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