The bella donna style of maiolica features a portrait of a beautiful woman, often done in profile, with an inscribed scroll.

• Dish (British Museum M&ME 1853,2-21,5), Deruta, c. 1490-1525
• Tagliere (Met 1975.1.1034), Deruta, c. 1500-1510
• Plate (Cleveland 1923.1096), Deruta, early 16th century
• Dish (Fitzwilliam C.24-1932), Deruta, c. 1500-1530
• Coppa: “Carendina” (Met 1975.1.1018), workshop of Giovanni Maria Vasaro, Castel Durante, c. 1510-1520
• Dish: “Faustina” (NGA 1942.9.322), Deruta, c. 1510-1535
• Dish with a woman in a winged headdress (NGA 1942.9.323), Deruta, c. 1515-1540
• Dish (V&A 7163-1860), Deruta, c. 1520
• Dish with the Virgin and Child and “Santa Maria ora pro nobis” (Scotland A.510.2), Deruta, c. 1520
• Dish with the Madonna and Child and “Ave Santissima Maria Mater Dei Regina Celi” (NGA 1942.9.325), Deruta, c. 1500-1535
• Coppe: “Philomena” (Met 65.6.7) and “Rugieri” (Met 65.5.8), Urbino or Castel Durante, c. 1520-1525
• Dish (Scotland A.1877.20.117), Deruta, c. 1520-1540
• Dish with an allegorical subject (Corcoran), workshop of Orazio Pompeii, c. 1520-1540
• Coppa: “Livia Bella” (Met 1975.1.1084), Urbino or Castel Durante, c. 1530
• Abarello (Fitzwilliam C.269-1991), Castel Durante, c. 1530-1550
• Dish: “Portia B” (Scotland A.1876.31.2), Castel Durante (?), c. 1530-1560
• Coppa amatoria: “Portia Bela” (Wernher Foundation EE 203)
• Albarello (V&A C.149-1951), Nîmes or Montpelier, late 16th century