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Biordi Art Imports - Italian Ceramics and Majolica
“All our ceramics stand in the classic Italian Renaissance tradition,” Gianfranco explains. “In this tradition, we sell two categories of Majolica. One class consists of our decorative accessories, a unique line you won’t see in other stores, not even in Italy. Some of it has...
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SkyTeam - Events Guide: Biordi Art Imports (Biordi Art Imports, San Francisco, USA)
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Biordi Art Imports | Biordi Art Imports, San Francisco, USA | Whatsonwhen
For more than 60 years the owner of Biordi Art Imports has been importing decorative Italian Majolica-style ceramics to sell at his store in North Beach. These exquisite hand-painted collectibles range from coffee cups and vases...
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Biordi Art Imports, San Francisco Reviews - Travel - LATimes.com
Whether you want to decorate your dinner table, color your kitchen, or liven up the living room, Biordi's Italian majolica pottery is the most exquisite and unusual way to do it. The owner has been importing these hand-painted collectibles for 59 years, and every piece is a showstopper. Call for a c...
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GIFTS: Biordi Art Imports - Italian Majolica - Catalogue & Store
For more than 50 years, Biordi Art Imports has been the premier importer of Italian Majolica pottery to San Francisco, an art form dating from the 14th Century. The North Beach store was actually built in 1922 and the building still retains the original facade. In 1946 Emilio Biordi founded the Bior...
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Rugged Elegance | San Francisco | Biordi Art Imports
A family-owned business since 1946, Biordi Art Imports offers the finest Renaissance-Style Italian Maiolica. The business is currently run by John Savio, who purchased the business from its founder, Emilio Biordi, over 28 years ago. Savio originally hails from Florence, and his Italian connections r...
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