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Italian term or phrase:
baccellata
English translation:
scalloped
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Sarah Ferrara
May 10, 2001 02:48
23 yrs ago
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Italian term
Sarah Ferrara
baccellata
Italian to English
Art/Literary
Ceramics:
"Bacile ovale a fondo piatto, apodo, con alta parete svascata e baccellata, con tesa ad orlo sagomato."
"Bacile ovale a fondo piatto, apodo, con alta parete svascata e baccellata, con tesa ad orlo sagomato."
Proposed translations
(English)
| 0 | scalloped? |
Amy Taylor
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| 0 | godronné |
Carole Reade-Kentros
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scalloped?
It appears to mean the wavy edges of a plate or bowl, or rounded ridges in large vases. I have heard the former reffered to as 'scalloped' or 'scolloped' edges.
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baccellato = godronné
baccellatura = godronnage
baccellatura = godronnage
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