Mexican Tlaquepaque Petatillo Pottery Vase, Made in Mexico, Redware, 1940s, Fourties, Desert Scene, Mexican Man Image, Hand-Painted

This charming Mexican Tlaquepaque Petatillo pottery vase features a vibrant hand-painted desert scene with a Mexican man carrying a pack.

Made in Mexico during the 1940s, this redware vase showcases traditional craftsmanship with rich colors and intricate details. The vase embodies the cultural essence of Tlaquepaque pottery, making it a stunning collectible piece for enthusiasts of Mexican art.

Measurements:
↣ 4.25" diameter of base
↣ 9.25" height
↣ 2.75" diameter of top hole

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Condition:
The piece is in good vintage condition with age appropriate wear. Expected wear for age. No chips or cracks. Edge wear on rim with rubbed paint. Please see photos for more details and don't forget to use the zoom feature!

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