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palissy|ˈpælɪsɪ|
The name of the French master potter Bernard Palissy (c 1510–c 1590), used attrib. to designate pottery made by him, his successors, or his imitators.
1858Trollope Three Clerks I. vii. 137 He..was inclined to ridicule the growing taste of the day for torsos, Palissy ware, and Assyrian monsters. 1867G. M. Hopkins Jrnts. & Papers (1959) 155 Dish of Palissy ware with a pike. 1900F. Litchfield Pott. & Porc. vii. 255 The manufacture of the Palissy ware was continued until the time of Henri IV. 1902S. Weyman In Kings' Byways i. 68 The table gleamed with..Palissy ware and Cellini vases. 1969S. Sitwell Gothic Europe xiv. 162 The rather horrible imitation Palissy pottery made in Portugal with fruit and vegetable and crustacean motifs. |