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Start Over Object name Pitcher Collection place Mexico Accession number Acc.4777
Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 3-30728, described as Glazed Ceramic Miniature Pitcher: Dark green vitreous glazed jug with loop handle on one side. Straight neck, round belly.
Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 3-30704a,b, described as PITCHER W/LID: Ceramic, 2-handled pitcher (a), with domed lid (b). Pitcher has a long neck, round belly, w/ 2 strap handles. Spout is on one side mid-point between handles. Neck is decorated with fruit (blue & brown) and leaves (green & brown). A blue band finished the lip and a brown raised band separates neck from belly. The belly is decorated with a woman in colonial dress handing a bottle to a man dressed like a workman who is wearing brown pants, a brown serape over one shoulder, and a brown hat. To either side of the figures are trees, and the back of the vessel is decorated with various trees and plants. The domed lid is decorated with a repeating pattern of leaves, and berries in green, blue and brown and a blue band finished the edge of he lip. A round knob is at the top of the lid. Signed on base: AT, and Guanajuato.

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