There are all sorts of unidentified lead-glaze wares in St. Augustine during the 18th century to 1763; Both the reywares and El Morro are pretty variable, and some of these uid types are probably related to them; if you have good examples of hand-built glazed wares, those might be good candidates for some sort of locally-made vessel; it seems unlikely they would be coming from the Mexican workshops; what are the forms? Tablewares? Serving dishes? I know Stan South has local pottery being made in imitation of Mexican wares for 16th century Santa Elena--however, I think they are all unglazed forms (not sure about this). james cusick [log in to unmask]