Vintage Mexican Tonala Pottery Pitcher Hand Painted Bird Burnished Clay 9.5"

Description

View Vintage Mexican Tonala Pottery Pitcher Hand Painted Bird Burnished Clay 9.5" with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The base is left in natural unglazed terracotta, typical of this pottery style. No maker's mark or signature is visible on the base, so it is being sold as unsigned/maker unknown. Vintage Mexican hand-painted pottery pitcher (ewer), done in the Tonala/Tlaquepaque burnished-clay style from Jalisco, Mexico. Approximately 9.5 inches tall. The body is finished in a glossy pink-red slip with a black-trimmed rim, and the front is hand-painted with a folk-art scene of a crane/heron among foliage in cream, green, black, and rust tones. The base is left in natural unglazed terracotta, typical of this pottery style. No maker's mark or signature is visible on the base, so it is being sold as unsigned/maker unknown. Condition: Used, good vintage condition. There is minor paint/glaze loss along the black rim trim and light general surface wear consistent with age, but no cracks, chips, or repairs. Please examine all photos closely, as they are part of the item description - feel free to message with any condition questions before buying. A nice one-of-a-kind piece for collectors of Mexican folk pottery, vintage pitchers, or bird-themed ceramics. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Latin American › Mexico › Pottery. Brand: Unbranded.

Brand

Unbranded

Culture

Mexican

Handmade

Yes

Country of Origin

Mexico