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  A very large bowl perfect for serving pasta or salads. RAFFAELLESCO Collection: Among the most popular and enduring Italian majolica patterns, the classic “Raffaellesco” traces its origin to 16th century, and the graceful...

Hand painted olive oil dish in Raffaellesco, perfect for your "Pinzimonio".Pinzimonio is a typical Italian recipe, an authentic ritual that consists in serving spanking fresh vegetables dipped in a dressing of olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper...

A lovely serving platter perfect for serving your favorite Italian recipes.  Hand painted scalloped oval tray 14x10" with Raffaellesco decoration. The dragon of Raffaellesco was taken up by the master craftsmen od Deruta who reinterpreted...

  Nice large platter perfect for serving your favorite recipes. Or use as display on your counter. RAFFAELLESCO Collection: Among the most popular and enduring Italian majolica patterns, the classic “Raffaellesco” traces its origin...

  The perfect dish for pasta, stews or soup.  RAFFAELLESCO Collection: Among the most popular and enduring Italian majolica patterns, the classic “Raffaellesco” traces its origin to 16th century, and the graceful arabesques of...

Brighten your table with the Raffaellesco Footed Fruit Stand. A lovely centerpiece to display your fresh fruit or Italian Cararra Marble Fruit.  The dragon of Raffaellesco was taken up by the master craftsmen od Deruta who reinterpreted...

  An elegant pitcher to serve wine, sangria, margaritas, ice tea, or any of your favorite beverages. Handmade in Deruta, Italy.  RAFFAELLESCO Collection: Among the most popular and enduring Italian majolica patterns, the classic...

  Beautiful platter to serve your favorite recipes. Handmade in Deruta, Italy.  RAFFAELLESCO Collection: Among the most popular and enduring Italian majolica patterns, the classic €œRaffaellesco€� traces its origin to 16th...

  The perfect dish for pasta, stews or soup.  RAFFAELLESCO Collection: Among the most popular and enduring Italian majolica patterns, the classic “Raffaellesco” traces its origin to 16th century, and the graceful arabesques of...

The ROOSTER OF FORTUNE MYTH: Legend has it that Giuliano dei Medici (1516) was saved from an attempted assassination when he was awakened by the crowing of local roosters. Since then, the Rooster image has been used to convey good wishes for blessings,...

Tea time.  RAFFAELLESCO Collection: Among the most popular and enduring Italian majolica patterns, the classic “Raffaellesco” traces its origin to 16th century, and the graceful arabesques of Raphael's famous frescoes.The stylized...

  The dragon of Raffaellesco was taken up by the master craftsmen od Deruta who reinterpreted frescoes of Raffaello. The famous painter of Renaissance was in turn inspired by the anthropomorphic figures discovered ate the end of the 1400s in Domus...