A Companion to Sardinian History, 500–1500

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 415

Plate 15.5 Major trading centers of late medieval pottery: 1.Valentian luster ware, primitive
Malagueño, from the excavation of the well in via Satta, Sassari (1st half 14th c.);

2. Valentian majolica painted in blue with waves and fish, from the excavation of
   Serravalle Castle, Bosa (2nd half 14th–1st half 15th c.); 3. Barcelona majolica painted
   in green and brown from the excavation of the well in via Satta, Sassari (14th c.);


3. Uzès Lead glazed pottery from the excavation of Maddalena Fort in Alghero (13th
   c.); 5. Savona archaic graffito from the excavation of San Nicola Cathedral in Sassari
   (13th-first half 14th c.); 6. Savona monochrome graffito from the excavation
   of Ardara Palace (15th c.); 7. Pisan archaic majolica from the excavation of the
   well in via Satta, Sassari (13th–14th c.); 8. Montelupo majolica with italo-moresca
   decoration from the excavation of Ardara palace (15th c.).