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This is the real clincher
This is the real clincher for your argument, I think. The body of that pitcher seems very inspired by Eva.
Yes, it is basically the
Yes, it is basically the same shape in a thicker, more clunky ceramic body with addition of the (ugly) handle. I wonder if someone who worked at Riverside went on to found/work at Loma.