Tin glazed pottery jug

Had this jug for a while, unmarked and a bit beat up ..stands about 10" high.

Unusual decoration, also the blue isn't underglaze, but decorated over the glaze.

Any ideas of origin on this one, folks? I think the design is probably the key to where it was made, can't be the only thing in this pattern, right?

 

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So my few cents, if even worth that, are that although the decoration style seems more german blue onion, the bottom and construction look more mexican. Your pointer on the mexican pitcher I just posted looks like it reflects back here! The only pieces I have with a similar wiped redware bottom are most likely mexican, so I would guess this is also?

 

Frustrating isn't it? For what it's worth I browsed through the only book I have on Mexican pottery, Maiolica Olé Spanish and Mexican Decorative Traditions by Lister & Lister. Of course they don't show bases so I was looking for decorative elements and can't say they looked very similar. Books and collections can be steered by many things so the lack really doesn't mean anything.

I found a site that I remembered that used to have lots of photos and info on Mexican and Spanish pottery but they seem to have re-vamped and don't have so many anymore. Here is the link though.
https://colonialarts.com/collections/pottery?page=1

What I did seem to find when I went to look for that site online is that some of the decorative elements looked a bit like some Montelupo pottery. This isn't a verified piece but is sort of what I mean.

https://www.catawiki.com/l/33390833-montelupo-fiorentino-albarello-polychrome-majolica