Acoma, NM, White and Black Patterned Jar, M. C. Antonio

4-1/2 inches tall with 6 inch diameter, This one is difficult to tell if it's green pottery or hand coiled it looks like there may be a mold seam. But beautifully decorated.

An Acoma Pueblo olla by Melissa Antonio (daughter-in-law of Mildred Antonio). 20th century. Alternating bands of various black and white geometric designs. On bottom, M.C. Antonio, Acoma N.M. 8 5/8"h.

by Melissa Concho Antonio, b.1965. Signed M.C. Antonio, Acoma, NM. Red and black geometric designs on white including 8 bears with heartlines. (PNCP-.p11,98; SPP-p.48) Purchased from an Indian trader

Two Acoma polychrome jars Each decorated with highly detailed geometric designs, the larger signed, 'F.V. Antonio Acoma N.M.,' the smaller signed 'M.C. Antonio Acoma N.M.' ht. 6 1/2, wd. 5 1/4, and ht

Frederica V. Antonia(Acoma, b. 1968)Geometric Black on White Jarfired clay, pigmentsinscribed: F.V. Antonio / Acoma / N.M.Height 5 1/2 x Diameter 6 1/2 in. (14 x 16.5 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexi

An Acoma Pueblo olla by Mildred Antonio. 20th century. Black and white checker board pattern. On bottom, marked M. Antonio, Acoma N.M. 8 3/4"h. Provenance: Private Collection, D.C. Metro Area.

The bulbous form with flat foot and tapered mouth, having a white slip with stylized black painted motifs, signed "Acoma N.M./ M(ike). Torivio" on base. 7" H X 9" D.

Three (3) Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico pottery items, all with black and white polychrome decorations. 1st item: Lucy Martin Lewis (New Mexico, 1890/8-1992) pottery jar with decorations of Kokopelli and a

20th century First signed: G. Louis Acoma NM; Second signed: Acoma / NM / MC / Antonio Comprising a painted greenware pottery vessel with fineline eye dazzler motif, and a painted greenware seed pot

A group of 3 Acoma Pueblo pottery by Melissa Antonio (daughter-in-law of Mildred Antonio). 20th century. On bottom of each, marked M.C. Antonio, Acoma N.M. ++ 1992. Polychrome olla with geometric desi

Three Black and White Seed Jars Height: 3 1/2 inches. Two are signed Becky Pasquale, and one is signed S. Antonino.

Acoma Jar by Melissa Antonio, circa 2000, size 11 1/2 height x 14 in. diameter.

An Acoma Black-On-White Jar Grace Chino c. 1975 clay, paint, signed on the base Grace Chino, Acoma, N. Mex Diameter: 7 ½ inches 
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Includes a M. Sanchez black and white potter vase - signed, "Acoma, N.M., M.Sanchez"; a black on black Santa Clara pottery vessel - signed, "Donna Gutierrez, Santa Clara Pueblo"; and a D. Patricio Aco

Marie Zieu Chino (1907-1982, Acoma Pueblo)A polychrome pottery olla, mid-20th centurySigned: Marie Z. Chino / Acoma, N.M.The three-color jar with black on white raincloud motif above a terracotta wash

Origin: Native American, Acoma Pueblo Jar. A black on white painted jar, signed on bottom "Acoma NM." Appears to be the work of Mary S.Tolivas. Mary potted during the 1940's-1970's, There is little in

2pc Native American Indian Pottery Mini Vases. 1) LUCY M. LEWIS black and white vase with painted animals. ACOMO N.M. Signed. Acoma style. 2) Signed BLUE CORN, SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO. low bowl vase. Tan

20TH C. POLYCHROME ACOMA JAR Mid 20th century polychrome Acoma jar, with black, white, and orange decoration. Size: 10.75 x 11.75"

Native American pottery olla/ jar, Dora Antonio, Acoma Pueblo, black, red, and white geometric design, approx 9.25"h, 10.75"diam, 3.25lbs Start Price: $60.00

White & Black Acoma Pot. Large pottery bowl signed "C.C. Nino, Acoma, NM", no damages. 6.75 in. high x 8.5 in. dia. (body). Weight: 2.25 lbs.

An Acoma Pueblo pottery jar by Stidiya'araits'a. 20th century. Black and white incised design depicting various Kachinas. On bottom, "Acoma NM" and "Stidiya'araits'a". 15 1/4"h. Provenance: Private Co

- Donna G. Chino, black and white jar, signed and dated 1996. - Keith Chino, black and white seed jar, signed on bottom- Rachel Concho, black and white seed jar, signed on bottom- C. Maurus Chino, bro

20TH C. POLYCHROME ACOMA JAR Mid 20th century polychrome Acoma jar, with black and white decoration. Size: 10.75 x 12.75"

Native American, Southwest, New Mexico, Acoma Pueblo, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely pottery bowl, intricately adorned with hand-painted black and white decoration of numerous interlockin