A short list of Russian Majolica from Gzhel from the early 1990s.
First developed in Italy during the Renaissance, majolica (also known as maiolica) is a tin-glazed molded earthenware
that is painted in bright colors.
Reference Book on Gzhel and Majolica.
 Click for closer view. Majolica Beer Mug with Fish Handle and Cap. Decorated with paintings of woodland ducks on both sides. Signatures of the designer and the painter. Gzhel backstamp. 8" tall. Circa 1993. 1 only. [#GZ-MJ-2] Back view | Swimming duck | Fish handle Flying duck | Cap | Signatures |
 Pony. Signed by artist. 4x5". [#MAJ-1] 1 only Another angle |
 Hospitality. Ram carries the traditional bread and salt. Signed by artist. About 6". [#MAJ-2] 1 only Another angle | Another angle |
 Bud Vase. Decorated with village paintings. Signed by artist. About 6". [#MAJ-3] 1 only Another angle |
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