Antique Mexican Pots

Left to right as pictured: Left: Dimensions: Bottom diameter 4" Top diameter 4" Overall diameter 6" Height 5 3/4" Middle: Dimensions: Bottom diameter 4 1/2" Top diameter ...

Popular Arts of Mexico. This pot was collected in a small Nahua village where it had been used for many

A rare late 19th century blue on white talavera "florera" (flower pot) from Puebla, Mexico. The

Late 19th century, ceramic water vessel from the Raramuri or Tarahumara people of Chihuahua, Mexico

Early 20th century water pot from the bordering area of Oaxaca and Veracruz. These pots have their

Hand-coiled terracotta water pot with support handles from the Nahua indigenous people of

, Mexico; fine overall craquelure.

Late 1800s large terracotta pot from Mexico. This unique and rare style of pottery is from the

This is a late 19th century large terracotta pot from Mexico. This unique and rare style of pottery

19th C Mexican terracotta painted pot. Beautifully decorated survivor. This piece has old

Terracotta tepache pot from the Sierra Norte region of Puebla, Mexico, circa 1920´s. The style and

A large 19th century terra cotta pot with nice form and great patina, from Oaxaca, Mexico.

A large 19th century terra cotta pot with good form and patina from Oaxaca Mexico.

Early 20th century terracotta water jar from the high sierras of Michoacan, Mexico. The pot has an

Late 19th century terracotta pot with iguana handles from Los Reyes Metzontla, Mexico. This rare

Late 19th century terracotta water jar from Northern Puebla, bordering with Veracruz, Mexico. Wide

Early 19th century terracotta water jar from Norther Puebla, Mexico. Unusually wide format pot with

Early 20th century water jar from central Mexico. The pot comes from the indigenous Nahua

4 massive copper cauldrons/pots/planters from Mexico circa early 1900's. These examples are heavily

, Mexico. The pot is painted in the typical style now found on bark (amate) paintings all over Mexico. The

Set of 3 black clay ceramic water pots from Northern Puebla, Mexico.

Terracotta pot with handles from Mexico, Early 20th century. Hand-coiled by the Nahua indigenous

Terracotta water pot from Northern Puebla, Mexico, Circa 1920's. Obtained form the Nahua

Early 20th century terracotta pot from the Northern Sierra of Puebla, Mexico. The Nahuatl culture

Terracotta water jar from the northern sierras of Puebla, hand crafted by the indigenous Nahua people, circa 1920's. Originally used for storing water from nearby rivers. This style ...

Terracotta water jar from Northern Puebla, Mexico, circa late 1800's. The design is from the Nahua

Terracotta water vessel from Veracruz, Mexico, circa early 20th century. Located near the border of

This exquisite set of three 19th-century Mexican miniature Talavera jars showcases the artistry and

Tarahumara Indian Beer Fermenting Pot Sierra Tarahumara Mountains, Chihuahua, Mexico 1920s Low

This highly decorated handmade copper kettle has appliqued sunflowers in silver and brass cutouts. The handle and stem is wrapped in silver applique work. The condition is very good.

Excellent greenish large pot, 18th Century Mexico. This is a beautiful large piece of Colonial

A jewel of a Talvara Poblana flower pot. Decoration influenced by work of Mexican painter and

Blue & Green Glazed Mexican Pottery Covered Pot.

A large antique Mexican terra-cotta pot with handles, ribbed bands and a deep tomato red glaze

Censer includes a copper liner 19.76 troy oz. (silver only).

Spectacular pair of porcelain pots, made in Tacubaya Mexican workshop in the late 19th century.

Talavara, Puebla Mexico

Large Copper Mexican Cooking Pot

A rare late 19th century blue on white talavera "florera" (flower pot) from Puebla, Mexico. The

Tarahumara Indian Beer Fermenting Pot Sierra Tarahumara Mountains, Chihuahua, Mexico 1970s Low fire clay. 19.50 inches H. x 24.50 inches in Diameter A large vintage example of...

This Tarahamara vessel was used to make corn beer in Copper Canyon, Mexico. Complete with iron stand. Rawhide wrapped for stability, a used piece. 19" D x 25" H. Great match to P510....

This Tarahamara is a vessel that was used to make corn beer in Copper Canyon, Mexico. Complete with blacksmith forged stand. Rawhide wrapped for stability. A much used piece. Great l...