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FAIENCE , properly the FrenchSee also: term for the porzellana di See also: Faenza, a See also: fine kind of glazed and painted earthenware made at Faenza in See also: Italy, hence a term applied generally to all kinds of pottery other than unglazed pottery or See also: porcelain
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It is often particularly applied to the translucent earthenware made in See also: Persia (see CERAMICS)
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