Carved Mexican Carnival Mask in Bold Red and Blue Paint set of people this is a late 60s/early

this is a late 60s/early 70s West Steuler Keramik honey brown glazed bottle shaped vase

Seems to me a perfect thing to keep on the kitchen counter filled with homemade treats--and the grape-like stacked balls on the lid make a good handle for young (as well as old) hands to easily grip

but all of the lids come off easily and close tight

4  7/8" x 2 11/16" x 1 1/8" and in very good antique condition

I do know she was a graduate of Tufts University and spent much of her life in the nearby Boston suburb of Belmont

Carved Mexican Carnival Mask in Bold Red and Blue Paint set of people this is a late 60s/earlyThis mask, Mexican I believe, and I think likely Guerrero, is all about the red and sky blue paint for me great color, great surface, and surely we all need a second pair of eyes. I believe the red indicates it as a Moor mask, used in dances representing fighting between the Christians and the Moors (Muslims). It appears to have been worn and with a good bit of age to it, with remnants of string at the temples on the back. 6" t x 4 3 8" measured