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Posted 3 months ago
shell59
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Hi, when I found this It had a felt pad on the bottom and I took it off trying to see if there were any marks to no avail. I have no idea if this is Mexican pottery or Early American. It looks pretty old and it has some pock type marks from firing. I know it is redware because it has a chip on the base and it is red underneath. The inside is the same color as the handles. If this looks familiar to anyone please let me know who, what and where.
Thanks
Michelle
Art PotteryThe art pottery movement began in the 1870s in America and Britain, coincid…
stunning Michelle :) love this bigtime:)
Thanks Bellin, I thought it was pretty special also.
its stunning shell:) your very welcome shell59
Beautiful
nice Tonala pottery piece from Mexico.
Thanks so much for the love all, and thank you ho2cultcha. I thought it might be Mexico piece but I couldn't find one that looked like mine.