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European > <European styles and periods> > <Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods> > Renaissance-Baroque styles > Renaissance-Baroque regional styles > Italian Renaissance-Baroque styles > Italian Renaissance-Baroque ceramics styles
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Refers to the style of Italian porcelain produced by Francesco Vezzi in Venice between 1720 and 1729. Influenced by the style of porcelain produced at Vienna and Meissen, it is characterized by a wet looking clear glaze and bold applied and painted decoration including chinoiseries, coats of arms, and forms derived from European silver.