Majolica Manicures: Pensacola Striped
I was asked to give a talk in Pensacola to the Florida Anthropological Society's local chapter Pensacola Archaeological Society last year. In preparation for the talk I came across a reference to Pensacola Striped Polychrome, a majolica type found so far only in Pensacola. In honor our our rival city, seemed the perfect fit for my next #MajolicaMani.
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Majolica Feature. Photo credit: UWF. |
For more #MajolicaMani posts check out:
- Aucilla Polychrome (1650-1700)
- San Elizario (1750-1800)
- San Luis Polychrome 1650-1750*
- Abo Polychrome 1650-1725*
- Puebla Polychrome 1650-1725*
- FAN NAIL! Faince (18th C)*
- Pensacola Striped c. 1725
For more #MajolicaMani posts check out:
*Initial Feb 2013 posting Majolica Manies - See more at: http://fpangoingpublic.blogspot.com/2014/07/more-majolica-manicures-aucilla.html#sthash.4yKbqcsx.dpuf
*Initial Feb 2013 posting Majolica Manies - See more at: http://fpangoingpublic.blogspot.com/2014/07/more-majolica-manicures-aucilla.html#sthash.4yKbqcsx.dpuf
For more #MajolicaMani posts check out:
*Initial Feb 2013 posting Majolica Manies - See more at: http://fpangoingpublic.blogspot.com/2014/07/more-majolica-manicures-aucilla.html#sthash.4yKbqcsx.dpuf
*Initial Feb 2013 posting Majolica Manies - See more at: http://fpangoingpublic.blogspot.com/2014/07/more-majolica-manicures-aucilla.html#sthash.4yKbqcsx.dpuf
For more #MajolicaMani posts check out:
*Initial Feb 2013 posting Majolica Manies - See more at: http://fpangoingpublic.blogspot.com/2014/07/more-majolica-manicures-aucilla.html#sthash.4yKbqcsx.dpuf
*Initial Feb 2013 posting Majolica Manies - See more at: http://fpangoingpublic.blogspot.com/2014/07/more-majolica-manicures-aucilla.html#sthash.4yKbqcsx.dpuf
Text and Photos: Sarah Miller, FPAN staff. Manicure images by Sarah, artifacts photo top right and majolica feature in the field are from Presidio Santa Maria de Galve, UWF Division of Anthropology and Archaeology.