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Susan,
How soft is the interior? Can you scratch it with a key?
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 5:01 PM, Susan Walter <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Mar. 17, 2009
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> Hi All,
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> =20
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> I have a type of ceramic I have never seen before. It came from a =
> single unit placed by the Blas Aguilar Adobe in San Juan Capistrano, =
> California. One body fragment. Darned thing is only 1.5 cm square; .5 =
> cm thick. It has a bluish grey glaze on both the interior and exterior =
> - no other decoration. The paste is buff yellow. It looks like a =
> maiolica/majolica, but I cannot find this described in my references =
> (Arthur, Costello & Fagan 1975; Barber 1911; Barbola-Roland 1983; Barnes =
> & May 1972; Bense 2003; Cohen-Williams & Williams 2004; Lister & Lister =
> 1976). Anyone know of a similar ware?
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> Gracias for your help.
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> =20
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> S. Walter
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