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This is vintage drip-glazed pottery pitcher. This particular style of colorful, run-on glazing is common in several ceramic traditions. Many similar pitchers are identified as mid-century vintage pieces from Oaxaca, Mexico. These often feature a mix of vibrant blues, oranges, and greens. Often called "drip glaze," "splash glaze," or "rainbow runs. Features a flared "beak" spout, a tall arched handle, and a pedestal base. Likely earthenware or stoneware with a lead or tin-based colorful glaze. It is marked “MEXICO” on bottom. Likely made between 1950-1980. No cracks or missing paint, it has a few small chips around the base. It is 6 1/2 inches tall. No structural damage.