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The pitcher belongs because standalone Aguilar hollowware is essential to a serious canon. Morrill/Berk note that Aguilar designed large silver pieces, including tea sets and trays; a pitcher extends that story into a single sculptural vessel. It matters because pitchers reveal proportion, volume, handle design, and surface treatment more clearly than jewelry does. A strong pitcher would be a key museum counterweight to the bracelet-heavy canon.
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