Basin, ca. 1650, Made in Puebla, Mexico, Mexican, Tin-glazed earthenware, Diam. 20 3/4 in. (52.7 cm), Ceramics, Master Potter A, Emily de Forest rightly considered this mid-17th-century basin to be the most important piece of pottery in her collection. Made by an artist who marked it with the initial “A,” this flat-bottomed lebrillo is decorated with a bold pattern of cobalt blue lines whose interstices are filled with fine black lines and dots that imitate lacework
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Basin, ca, 1650, Puebla, Mexico, Mexican, Tin-glazed earthenware, Diam, 20 3/4, 52.7 cm, Ceramics, Master Potter A, Emily de, Forest, rightly, considered, mid-17th-century basin, important piece, pottery, collection, artist, marked, initial, flat-bottomed lebrillo, decorated, bold pattern, cobalt blue, lines, interstices, filled, fine black, dots, imitate lacework
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