Old crockery and ceramics displayed on white shelves in archway.
A look to the left at a shelf with old crockery on it. The three shelves are white and are deep into a light tan stucco wall with an arch at the top. The top shelf is only half way from the back of the shelf. There are three vessels on the top shelf of tan and brown glazed clay. The middle is the largest. The one on the right is the smallest. A loop handle shows on each of their left sides. The middle shelf is three quarters of the shelf alcove depth. It has three clay crocks that are glazed with yellow, tan, gray and green. The center crock is a pitcher with the spout facing up and to the left. The two crocks on the right, on the middle shelf, have an arch handle over their top openings. The three crocks on the bottom are a darker tan and brown glaze, and of a uniform size. They each have small loop handles on their sides. To the right of the alcove frame, set back against the wall, is a newer looking tall dark wood cabinet with two doors.