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Several other towns began to produce lustreware in the same period.

Add sparkle to your table setting with gold and rich lustreware.

Later, Valencia came to dominate as the major lustreware centre.

The splendid lustreware dish shown in Figure 6.1 has already been referred to.

A type of ceramic, lustreware, was prevalent during the Fatimid period.

Forsyth is best known for his work in ceramics, particularly lustreware.

There is more recent lustreware, but by the late 40's, mass-production techniques had become too standardized to make it interesting.

Opalescence is an effect exploited in lustreware pottery.

The museum has a big collection of the locally produced Sunderland Lustreware pottery.

There is an unrivalled collection of Italian maiolica and lustreware from Spain.

Some of the most prized items are of gold lustreware, a technique that originated and was perfected in Iraq.

Collecting Lustreware will be of enormous benefit to this and future generations wanting to know more about the pottery and porcelain that comes their way.

Islamic lustreware.

Here in the North-East lustreware pottery has been collected, written about and displayed in our museums.

Though many made everyday tableware, some of them made a distinct type which became known as Sunderland Lustreware.

Sunderland Lustreware is a type of pottery originating from Sunderland, England.

The Persian lustreware tiles provide examples of figurative representations in Islamic art prior to the Mongol period.

Potters began to draw polychrome paintings on the white opaque surface with metallic oxides such as cobalt oxide and to produce lustreware.

Characterisation of decorations on Iranian (10th-13th century) lustreware Applied Physics A 79 (257-261).

The intricate woodwork was augmented by illustrations of African wilderness, and his collection of 19th-century English lustreware pottery.

A gallery is dedicated to the ceramic works of William Billingsley and Rachel Manner's lustreware.

In the 9th century, stonepaste ceramics were invented in Iraq, and lustreware appeared in Mesopotamia.

Lustre painting, by techniques similar to lustreware in pottery, dates back to the 8th century in Egypt, and became widespread in the 12th century.

The authors of Collecting Lustreware are eminent figures in the field of pottery and porcelain research and have each published books which advance the subject considerably.

Metallic lustre of another sort produced English lustreware, which imparts to a piece of pottery the appearance of an object of silver, gold or copper.

Like the old lusterware, it's not recommended for dishwashers or microwaves.

So, without question, was a star-shaped lusterware tile, only half of which survives.

Pink-and-white lusterware dinner plates from about 1910 are $32 each.

In the United States, copper lusterware became popular precisely because of its lustrousness.

The lusterware pitcher, left, is a reproduction of an 1840's English cider jug.

Hawkins wondered about the number two kiln-a reduction fire on a load of lusterware mugs.

He is famous as inventor of a particular kind of lusterware (lustro).

Lusterware - gleaming ceramics with metallic or iridescent overtones - lingered from the last century into the present.

Manises is known for metallic lusterware with a strong 14th-century Moorish influence.

Most famous is that of lusterware, which brought a metallic sheen to a rainbow of colors, starting with gold, orange and yellow.

The first gallery has a generous display of 15th-century Spanish lusterware, apothecary jars and plates.

De Morgan is famous for his lusterware tiles a process he rediscovered after it had been lost from the Middle Ages.

They introduced from Andalusia, especially Malaga, the savoir-faire of lusterware pottery.

Lusterware, demonstrated to Hart-Davis, was developed by early Muslim alchemists to create beautiful porcelain.

Mr. Owen is known for his vibrant red-glazed pottery, inspired by 17th-century Chinese lusterware.

The Abbasid period also coincided with two major innovations in the ceramic arts: the invention of faience, and of metallic lusterware.

But interest in his elaborately patterned plates, vases and tiles, many fashioned in lusterware, has grown in recent years.

Lusterware was later produced in Egypt during the Fatimid caliphate in the 10th-12th centuries.

Lusterware is back in popularity and Nan Swid's collection of new pieces can be found spread across the retailing horizon.

While the production of lusterware continued in the Middle East, it spread to Europe through Al-Andalus.

Lusterware was produced in Mesopotamia in the 9th century; the technique soon became popular in Persia and Syria.

The 60 different tiles, made at the peak of the ceramic movement called Persian lusterware, have calligraphy and arabesque designs and gleam like polished metal.

Unique Islamic forms were also developed, including fritware, lusterware and specialized glazes like tin-glazing, which led to the development of the popular maiolica.

The guest bedroom, for instance, was inspired by her grandmother's lilac-color lusterware oyster plates, which hang decoratively on the wall near the aubergine draperies.

Plates, bowls, vases and other examples of lusterware, a type of tin-glazed earthenware imitating Chinese porcelains, range from refined to folksy.