Hilario Alejos Madrigal Pottery Pineapple Jar

DESCRIPTION: Large pineapple jar from celebrated Mexican artist Hilario Alejos Madrigal. Blue flowers on top surrounded by pineapple leaves. Michoacan, Mexico. Unsigned. MEASUREMENTS: 11" diameter x 2

Large ceramic pineapple-form vase with lid. Initialed H.A.M. under lid. Dimensions: (Overall) H 36" x Dia 17.5" Condition: Some scattered glaze losses. Few of the leaves to lid with broken repairs.

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