The Story Behind the Centuries-Old Italian Pottery That Inspires Dolce & Gabbana Inline

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    Renaissance Maiolica Pharmacy Jar, currently on display at The Met as part of their exhibition “Renaissance Maiolica: Painted Pottery for Shelf and Table.” While the word “Pionia” identifies the jar as having been used to store peonies, scholars have debated whether the bloom depicted is indeed that flower.

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    Biodi contrade dinnerware, $50–$130
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    Italian Cantagalli Maiolica Charger
    For information: 1stdibs.com

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    Geribi Deruta Majolica peacock mug, $50
    biordi.com

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    Elisa centerpiece
    For information: houzz.com

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    Plate from Faenza circa 1535
    For information: invaluable.com

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    Rubboli Lustre Majolica double-handled compote with mask head detail
    For information: 1stdibs.com