
Ceramic puzzle pitcher with reticulated design
History
This ceramic pitcher features a reticulated (perforated) design at the top and a two-tone green and orange/tan glaze. It appears to be a folk art or traditional pottery piece, likely dating from the mid-20th century. The distinctive design serves both decorative and functional purposes. Puzzle pitchers like this one were popular novelty items that challenged users to pour liquid without spilling. They appeal to collectors of folk pottery, traditional ceramics, and functional art pieces. Enthusiasts of traditional crafts and puzzles particularly value these items for their combination of whimsical design and cultural heritage.
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Origin
Likely Spain
Maker
uncertain
Time period
Mid 20th century