Jug in archaic maiolica
Boccale in maiolica arcaica, dagli scavi del Duomo
A medieval archaic majolica jug, bearing the coat of arms of the Opera del Duomo and dating to the second half of the 14th century AD, was found in the refuse pit in the premises of the former oratory of Saints John and Gennaro, during the Cathedral excavations conducted by the University of Siena.
A medieval archaic majolica jug, bearing the coat of arms of the Opera del Duomo and dating to the second half of the 14th century AD, was found in the refuse pit in the premises of the former oratory of Saints John and Gennaro, during the Cathedral excavations conducted by the University of Siena.
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