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T I -\\\\ ’ The art of the earth is invoked in Fresco, the newest
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ll’ V ' John Britt, Fresco brings forth the unique beauty of the
5'3‘ fl’-ll‘./)7-5' "/ ' V changing earth through the use of minerals. Fresco has
a one-of»a»kind matte~finish glaze with swirling designs
and distinctive patterns that swoop and move. The eye
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distinctive collection, where every piece is a work of art,
and no two pieces are alike.
Fresco utilizes the latest in ceramic design and pottery
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\\\\\\\\»\\\\ crafted originals. With the earthy, terra»cotta look of
pottery but the strength of HLC ceramic dinnerware,
‘ Fresco impresses, delights, and inspires. Every piece
, . \\\\ tells its own story—and Fresco's earth-to»table vibe
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7 In East Liverpool, Homer Laugh|in's Plant #1
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'1 \\\\ ‘ linancial partner, Louisl Aaron, and his partners
‘l ’ A > sons, Marcus and Charlesl Aaron.
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