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not signed
These candleholders can easily be identified by avid collectors
It is reverse painted on the back on the clear Lucite
The "Tlachiquero" is the person who extracts the mead from the maguey and then ferments it and obtains the drink known as pulque
“Colors On Clay”
Brayton Laguna Mexicana Plaque, Provenance SAN not signedRemarkable one of a kind artifact from the beloved Brayton Laguna Pottery. It's a 17" diameter charger with a cobalt rim and a Mexicana theme. The holder is original to the piece. This exact piece was on exhibit at the California Heritage Exhibit and is featured in the Monterey Furniture Book by Schiffer Publishing as well as the book California Revival It is dated via pencil on back "1939" as well as the Brayton signature etched in the clay.