Mexican Pottery Expert?

Anyone know where I might find an expert in vintage/possibly antique Mexican pottery? Pieces are unmarked & undecorated. Were in a family from Mexico for decades. I've come up with nothing, so far. tia

 

What I've found, I think they are cooking pots.

 

Post your pictures here.
We have at least one boardie who's very good.

 

there are several Galleries and auction houses you could ask , before bothering to show them here.

 

I was just getting ready to post some photos, but can you recommend any in particular to contact? I'm in US.

 

Load your pics! Some us want to see your pottery!

 

my Texas clients like them....
https://www.flordebarrogallery.com

 

The middle one/largest I believe is a cooking pot. It has a stamp that I can't make out. Smallest/left, an olla/jug. Did I get it right? Not sure about the one on right?

 

Forgive the correction but... A cooking pot is an olla. A jug is, depending upon size, a jarro or a jarrito.

Debora

 

I think the pot in the center with the handles is French. I could be wrong but that text that I can make out looks to be French.

 

That's interesting because... At first glance, they didn't look Mexican to my eye. A bit too refined. Non-traditional shapes. Unglazed.

Debora

 

I thought it looked French too.

 

Complete newbie here...appreciate any correction.

 

Could one of the words possibly be Vallauris?

 

My best guess is
SOCIETE INDUSTRIELLE
VA. LAURISAN (more legible than the 1st line)

 

with a flower on each end of line 2

 

On topic museum exhibition from a few years ago... https://www.ericmindling.com/fire-and-clay-expo
Check out the virtual tour.

 

Here ya go:
https://www.chezpluie.com/products/collection-of-6-vallauris-cooking-pots

...superb collection of cooking pots date from the 1930s. Made in Vallauris (five are stamped Société Industrielle and Société Generale, Vallauris).

 

Humble but lovely objects.

Debora

 

I think so, too.