Majolica pottery vintage

Antique & vintage majolica pottery is a unique style of ceramic ware well known for its striking colors, intricate patterns, and glossy, lustrous finish achieved through the application of lead glaze, majolica pottery remains highly regarded. Visit Chez Pluie today to browse some of these gorgeous pottery finds!

Majolica pottery is nature-inspired earthenware that's recognized by its unique patterns and rich colors. It was created on the Spanish island of Majorca, but has since spread throughout Europe and is now considered highly collectible.

Majolica Chesnut Leaf Plate Sarreguemines, Circa 1890

Alcock Majolica Flower And Leaf Plate

The magic of majolica...a collection of a lifetime culled from the markets of Europe. Each piece carries with it a whimsical story told in rich, colorful glazes and fanciful patterns that encourage the imagination to soar!

A look at English, American and Continental Victorian majolica and faience from a historical, aesthetic and collectible point of view.

For pottery collectors, there’s perhaps no brand that’s more exciting than McCoy. It started life in the mid nineteenth century, and eventually closed in 1991. And with such a long history, there’s a lot of ... Read more

Learn how to identify majolica pottery using the simple steps outlined in this guide. We'll show you what real and fake majolica looks like.

Add color to your pots with this simple majolica technique! Laurie Curtis paints dreamy imagery onto glazed bisqueware similar to how a painter paints on paper.

Text By Holly Seng