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A large, eight-sided bowl in tin, this object steps outside the workshop's usual silver to a humbler metal, the faceted octagonal form giving the piece its presence. Tin was a traditional Mexican material, and its use here places the bowl among the workshop's First Design Period wares in non-precious metal.
Recorded in Goddard's field guide, the bowl is a documented example of the broader range of metalwork the taller produced beyond its silver. With no further period detail on record, it stands as a characteristic instance of that wider output.
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