Mexico Pottery with Elaborate Handle

ca. 1930 - 1950

8.625" H x 6" L x 5.125" W

Hand Crafted from Terracotta Clay with a Distinctive High Arched Handle Featuring Serrated/Scalloped/Cog-like Edges and Dotted with Small Punctures or Impressions and a Pedestal Base with Subtle Painted Floral and Leaf Motifs in a White Slip with Dark Accents and Fire Clouds

In Very Good Condition

Mexico (e.g., areas around Puebla or Jalisco influences), where artisans create whimsical basket imitations in clay. These often mimic woven baskets but add elaborate, sculptural handles for artistic flair and has a classic looped, sawtooth-edged handle with a central support strut and small attachment loops at the bowl's rim.