Ulysses Cantagalli, is recognised today as a major 19th century Italian potter. Hardly anything is known about him prior to 1878 when he is recorded as taking over the family factory in Florence. Florence, of course, was the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance and Cantagalli’s early products reflect this Renaissance artistic style. The style, at the time, was in great demand, especially in England and English speaking countries in general.
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Antique Lamps ? A Renaissance Man
Tuesday, August 10th, 2010what type of pottery,paint & glaze are used in aquarium ornaments?
Friday, July 30th, 2010you know those vintage pieces?? i can’t find any,so i want to make my own.what type of pottery do i use,what type of paint & what type of glaze? i know it has to be non toxic but what is safe for aquarium use??