TRY

Ramet Style 1750-1784

Oblong try decorated with a polychrome floral bouquet composed of fine stems and small flowers and leaves, highlighting the two large central leaves.

ALCORA

1775-1790

Decorated with the characteristic motif of the Cacharrero style, with fruits, flowers and leaves that acquire volume thanks to the use of bichrome. In this case, the most notable is the shape of the cruets, with neck and pour spout very stylized, rockery handles and faceted body. The geminated base is openwork and has a short neck that acts as a handle.

ALCORA

1764-1790

Oblong shape with embossed rockery decoration, both on the lid and on the container (handles and feet). The lid knob is a double branch with leaves and fruits in relief and in polychromy. Both the cover and the body are decorated with simple borders of flowers and fruits belonging to the popular “Ramito” style.

ALCORA

Hacia 1775-1790

Allusive decoration “del Cacharrero”, in allusion to the homonymous painting by Francisco de Goya in which an earthenware vendor offers his potential to possible clients in a mobile stall, and in which the dishes represented have this same decoration, characterized by small fruits (pears, apples) between flowers and leaves in bichrome.

ALCORA

1784-1800

Made on the lathe, it combines plastic decoration (masks and garlands in relief) and painted (garlands with highly simplified Bouquet motifs, one of they are hanging from the edge and another one running through the lower part of the body. In a undetermined moment, a hole was drilled in the bottom to be used as a planter. Mark A on the base, painted in ocher, shows a chronology after 1784.

ALCORA

ca. 1795