(especially of ceramics) having an iridescent surface; shining.
（尤指陶瓷器皿）虹彩表面的；光亮的
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This round lustred Maiolica dish was tin-glazed and coated with a luster glaze.
They are supported by patinated bronze bases formed as peacock feathers inset with lustred favrille glass balls.
The Medici tiles from the Castel S Angelo and from Tentudia are unusual in that they are entirely tin-glazed - either white, stained with blue or manganese, or lustred.
The other is the name majolica, applied to lustred ware at first, and afterwards to all Italian faience.
The beads are then lustred all over with mother of pearl giving them a beautiful sheen like oil on water.
Apart from the ingenious designs, set off by the lustred tin-glaze, the specific heraldic programme gives them a unique place in Niculoso's oeuvre.
Gerry Unsworth makes lustred, smoked pots, contrasting the sophistication of the refracted lustre surface with the soft free smoke effects.
This shows the Medici device of a diamond ring with two feathers, as on the Valencian lustred vase in the British Museum.
The only exception to this is our range of lustred ware - the silver, gold, and platinum lustred items should not be used in dishwashers.
It could not have been lustred, and the bright polychrome is entirely out of key with the blue and gold of the other tiles.
Before passing to the examination of these lustred wares in more detail a few particulars of the Maestro, Giorgio Andreoli, must be noted.
I've used dark green sea glass with a bronze coloured wire, gorgeous lustred beads, bronze filigree beads, and a couple of green seed beads.