A Mexican Talavera chocolatero, chocolat

A Mexican Talavera chocolatero, chocolate jar, early 18th century, inverse baluster form, blue and white slip decoration of chinoiserie figures in garden scenes, the wrought iron lid with hinged lock

Extremely rare Mexican Colonial Tin Glazed Earthenware Chocolatero, or Chocolate Jar, with hand forged iron locking lid. Jar and iron work date to 18th century. Painted majolica green red and manganes

Mexican, 20th century, hand made, 27" diameter.

The waisted ovoid body with a cylindrical neck, the exterior decorated with stylized floral patterns on a mosaic ground. 12.7inch H, 10inch D.

Antonio Perez Estrado (Capula, Michoacan, Mexico, 20th-21st century). Talavera cactus cross with skulls. Signed "Ontonio Perez Estrado" with location on underside of base. An impressive ceramic sculpt

Talavera polychrome glazed pottery vase, Casa Rugerio, Puebla, Mexico, in an Art Deco repeating floral design, intact with small hairline, approx 10.25"h, 7 3/8"diam, 3.75lbs **Provenance: A fine San

Latin America, Mexico, likely Puebla, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. A great set of 9 Talavera bowls and dishes in an assortment of sizes and motifs! These colorful pieces are glazed in a thick

(lot of 47) Mexican Talavera style polychrome pottery, mid 20th c., of varied size and decoration, some with flow blue design, typical and expected chips overall, smallest: approx 6.25"diam, largest:

(lot of 24) Vintage Mexican Talavera ceramic tiles, 20th c., each decorated with blue and green bird motif, stamped Mexico verso, chipping and crazing to glaze, each approx 4"h, 4"w; 9lbs total Start

Gerardo Garcia (Mexico, b.1970). "El Campanario" talavera Day of the Dead Bus. Signed on underside of base. A dynamic Day of the Dead bus by Mexican ceramicist Gerardo Garcia titled "El Campanario" an

Mexico, ca. 1890 CE. Bright, cheerful Talavera vase with multi-colored design of bird/phoenix and floral elements. Talavera, the Mexican version of Spanish majolica, comes from Puebla. Size: 7-1/2"H.

(Lot of approx 54) Mexican Talavera blue and white pottery assembled dinner service, most with marks by Ysaro Uriarte, variously decorated with deer and swans, including pitcher, plates, bowls and cup

(lot of 5) Mexican Talavera polychrome glazed pottery tableware, including: (1) round footed charger, signed underfoot Uriarte, approx 11.5"diam, (1) serving platter, signed underfoot Talavera La Coro

(lot of 2) Mexican Talavera painted pottery monkey statues, each with tall curling tail, rising on four legs, marked "Hecho en Mexico", 29"h, 20"l, 14"w, 24lbs Start Price: $50.00

Spectacular vintage Talavera Mexican Pottery vibrant pitcher with handle and 4 tumblers. Hand coiled and hand painted. Done in the best traditions of Talavera pottery. Unique, intricate design with re

Mexican talavera ware five light candelabra fashioned as a tree, 23"h

Twenty two pieces of Ysauro Uriarte comprising 6 plates (9.25 in., diameter), 4 bowls (2.25 x 6.5 in.), 8 small plates (5.75 in., diameter) and 5 handled cups/mugs (2.37 x 4.25 in.).

Mexican Talavera painted pottery wall plaque, stylized sun and moon, marked "made in Mexico" verso, 10.5" diam., 10.5lbs Start Price: $50.00

Mexican talavera plate, having patterned rim, featuring polychrome fruit bowl design 2"h x 21"w x 21"d Provenance: A Rockport, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping ser

Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 17th to 18th centuries CE. Four Talavera ceramic tiles, all adorned with traditional floral-inspired motifs, hand-painted in glazes of cobalt and light sky blue against a

MEXICAN HAND-PAINTED TALAVERA POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising one square-form 5" x 5" tile featuring a crown with "iXXR" below and having penciled inscription to back &qu

Mexican Talavera Castillio covered urn, 26"h

Mexican Talavera decorated vase DIMENSIONS : Height 21 inch / 53,5 cm Diameter Base 10 inch / 25,5 cm Top Diameter 7 inch / 18 cm

Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 17th to 18th centuries CE. Three Talavera ceramic tiles, two featuring large, central floral motifs hand-painted in glazes of cobalt and light sky blue against an opaque