 Montelupo’s potters have also been documented in Caltagirone, where they influenced the pottery traditions that continue today.Some pieces of Montelupo Fiorentino pottery have been found in archaeological sites in Central America related to the first European settlement in the area, as well as in the Philippines and Scotland.Among Montelupo’s ceramics were Renaissance “"istoriato"” (historiated) maiolica, which is featured in international museums such as (Musée de Cluny, and Victoria and Albert Museum.