Clay jar. Hispano-Moorish work. Toledo. 15th century. 68 x 48 cm. Spherical jar with a flared neck, decorated by being branded with fired clay stamps of various designs, which were applied to the almost dry clay to leave a mark. In addition to the profuse stamped decoration consisting of stars, circles and leaves, the jar also has incised decoration of two anthropomorphic figures attached to both sides, what appears to be an animal with all four legs extended, and which due to the placement could be used as handles. . In addition, it has clay ribs or chords, two located as concentric circles at the base of the neck and in the center of the jar, and others that descend vertically between the two circles, creating four sections. There are flaws on the heads of the animals.