4 Taos Micaceous Pottery Jars and Bowls

To include a low bowl with lizard effigy, a more angular example with impressed roundels at the rim, and a covered pot with handles. Each is signed by Virginia T. Romero (1896 - 1998). Measures 4 x 9.

Rose Naranjo (1917-2004) Santa Clara Pueblo Black Pottery Bowl. This bowl was made in the micaceous style of the Taos Pueblo. Bowl is signed "Rose" and measures 7 3/4" Dia. X 3 1/2" High.

Large micaceous jar, pitcher, and small jar by Virginia Romero; Taos. Brownware bowl by Rowena Gibson, Taos. Lidded pot by Ethel Yazza, Picuris Pueblo. Dimensions: Largest jar 14" H x 9" diam Property

Three Taos Micaceous Pottery Jars Juanita Suazo Dubray Provenance: Property from the Donna Gold Family Collection of Ethnographic Art, Los Angeles, CA Diameters: ranging from 5

Native American Taos Micaceous Clay Lidded Pottery Jar, measures 8''H x 9''D, double handled

4 Pcs. Pottery Bowls – Jars

Group of 5 San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pottery pieces. 1) Micaceous pottery jar 3 3/4"x 4 1/2", signed Lupita Martinez. 2) Black pottery bear candle holder, 3 1/2" tall, signed Florence, 3) San Ild

First time at auction… Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Jalisco, Colima, & Nayarit, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A collection of 4 hand-built pottery bowls and jars made by ancient west Mexican cultures. P

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A remarkable ensemble of 6 Chinese pottery vessels: 4 jars and 2 bowls. Enveloped in a pale gray-green glaze, the first jar exhibits a narrow

Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Jalisco, Colima, & Nayarit, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A collection of 4 hand-built pottery bowls and jars made by ancient west Mexican cultures. Pottery was a crucial part of

FOUR SHIPIBO POTTERY VESSELSPeru, Shipibo-Conibo people, 20th century, four geometric decorated pottery jars and bowls. Tallest 4"

Native American Taos Micaceous Clay Bowl, measures 4.5''H x 10.5''W, fluted rim with incised designs

A Taos Micaceous Jar Edna Romero signed on the base, Edna Romero, Taos '86 Provenance: From a Prominent Estate, Chestnut Hill, MA Diameter: 4 inches 
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1940's Native American Taos Micaceous Bowl, measures 2.5'' x 4''D

Lot Of 4 Early Polychrome Amazon River Valley, Peru, Shipibo. A gigantic, beautifully decorated polychrome Pot & Bowl from the Shipibo-Conibo tribe, an indigenous people along the Ucayali River in the

[4] Four Assorted Decorated Studio Pottery Bowl Plate Jar Vase. Assorted. Each are signed. Size: bowl 9.75x6.75x3in, plate 11x8.75 in, jar 6x3.25 in, vase 8.5x2.5 in

Christine McHorse (Dine, 1948-2021) Painted Micaceous Pottery Jar signed C. McHorse (base) height 5 3/4 x diameter 6 1/4 inches Please Note: This lot is located in and will ship from Cincinnati, Ohio.

3 early Indian pottery jar/bowl (one repair), 3.75"Hx10"x8.5", 6.2"Hx7.6"dia, 5.4"Hx10"dia

Pam Lujan-Hauer Micaceous Pottery Water Jar, tan jar with black and smoke decoration, micaceous clay shines in the light, signed on bottom "Pam Lujan-Hauer, Taos, Pueblo, NM, '00", 7.5" high

7-1/4 inch diameter x 2-5/8 inches tall

circa 800BC. Ex private NY collector. ox: 8 x 6.5in, jar height: 6.5in, smallest vase height: 3.5in, bowl diameter: 3.9in.

Two Native American pottery Taos Pueblo bowls, both signed (4" D., 5" Ht.).

Group of 6 Native American pottery pieces, 1) Frog 3"x 3", 2) 3"x 6" bowl, 3) 3 1/2"x 4" incised pottery jar, 4) 6"x 5"x 3" incised wedding vase, 5) 6"x 8" pottery jar, 6) pair of Hopi Indian pottery

3-1/2 inches tall with 4-1/2 inch diameter