Mexican Redware Bean Pot W/Handle Casserole Tlaquepaque Hand Painted Vintage 60s

Description

View Mexican Redware Bean Pot W/Handle Casserole Tlaquepaque Hand Painted Vintage 60s with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Featuring a fitted lid and side handle, it combines utility and artistry, making it perfect as a collectible display piece or for light serving. This beautiful Mexican folk art clay pot (cazuela de barro con tapa y asa) is crafted from traditional red clay and hand painted with vibrant colors and geometric motifs. Featuring a fitted lid and side handle, it combines utility and artistry , making it perfect as a collectible display piece or for light serving. 🏺 Function This piece is a lidded handled pot , which was traditionally used for serving or simmering small stews, sauces, or beans . The single handle makes it similar to a saucepan (cazuelita de barro con asa) . The glaze inside suggests it was meant for practical use (though today, many collectors keep these as decorative pieces because older glazes sometimes contained lead). 📅 Age The wear, glaze crazing (fine cracks), and fading in the paint point to it being vintage , likely from the 1950s–1970s . The hand-painted details, with visible brush strokes and small imperfections, show it was not mass-produced but made in a small artisan workshop . Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Latin American › Mexico › Pottery. Brand: Tlaquepaque.

Country of Origin

Mexico

Brand

Tlaquepaque

Provenance

Ownership History Available

Handmade

Yes

Culture

Mexican

Modified Item

No