Acoma Pottery Jar - Mary Torivio

Mary Torivio Acoma Pottery Jar, Handmade pottery of natural clay indigenous to the area using mineral stones for the paint and is hand coiled in the traditional technique. Artist painted a very delica

Native American Acoma Pottery Seed Jar by T.P. Torivio, measures 3''D x 2''H, signed by artist, carved turtle design on top, polychrome

Native American Acoma Pueblo Pottery Jar, by Mary S. Tolivas A black on white painted jar, signed on bottom "Acoma Sky City Mary S.Tolivas". Mary potted during the 1940’s -1970’s. There is little

2pc Stella Shutiva and Marie Torivio Acoma Pottery Jars. Includes an early polychrome three color Shutiva jar 7.5''x8'' and a polychrome three color Shutiva jar 7''x8.5''. Both signed on bottom. Some

Dorothy Torivio (Acoma, 1946-2011) Pottery Jar signed Dorothy Torivio (base) height 3 1/2 inches x diameter 4 3/4 inches Property from the Private Collection of Ross Hubbard, Naples, Florida

Mary Torivio (Marie Torivio) (Native American Pueblo, born circa 1916, fl. circa 1940s to 1990s). An Acoma Pueblo pottery pot. Bisque finish hand decorated with geometric symbols in black, white and o

Base signed L. Concho (Lolita Torivio, 1914-2000), CA 1970s. Four color polychrome decoration of birds and berries. Scattered firing flaws in paint surface. 8" H, 10 1/2" Dia. Provenance: From the Lif

- Florence Aragon polychrome jar- J. Estevan polychrome jar- Mike and Jackie Torivio polychrome orb Dimensions: Largest 8" H x 10" diam Property from a Chestnut Hill, MA Estate (FANN116-3)(EL)

Four Acoma Pottery Miniatures two by Diane Lewis (Acoma, b. 1960), one by Dorothy Torivio (Acoma, b. 1946), one by Mary Small (Jemez, b. 1940) largest height 2 1/2 x diameter 3 inches

Dorothy Torivio and Thomas Natseway (Acoma, 1946-2011 / Laguna, b. 1953) Miniature Pottery lot of 6, includes: three larger jars by Dorothy Torivio height 1-3/4 inches x diameter 1-7/8 inches height

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

A group of Acoma and Cochiti pottery Including five Acoma or Cochiti storyteller figural groups (the largest by Mary & Leonard Trujillo) and four Acoma jars (the largest by Dalawepi Ergil Vallo). the

Mary Histia (n.d.-1970, Acoma Pueblo)A polychrome pottery olla, circa 1960sSigned in pencil: Mary Histia; further marked in ink: Made in Acoma Sky City, N. Mex.The three-color jar with swirling geomet

Group of six various Indian and Acoma Hopi jar, vessels and bowls. Including a small Mary Saxon Navajo decorated 3" bowl, desert Pueblo HOPI BIRD pottery bowl approx. 4" w, Little Fawn signed Mohawk p

"FROG WOMAN" JOY NAVASIE, ACOMA POTTERY JAR H 8" DIA 9.5" Brown on buff. Hand decorated. Signature of a frog. Arizona.

Lucy Martin Lewis (1890/98-1992) Third quarter of the 20th century. The model of a water jar with sloping shoulder and geometrics on white is signed underside of the base. Measures 6.75 x 7 x 7 inches

Early 1900s, Beautiful well-used polychrome water jar with traditional fineline and foliate designs. Shows wear on the inside from ladle use, very good condition. 8-1/2" x 11"

The nice Acoma pueblo jar with flared form and concave neck is decorated in orange, black and red slip. Measures 7 x 8.5 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applies to

Acoma Pottery Jars, with Reptiles and Animals lot of 3, includes: Michael Patricio (b. 1968) Jar, with Relief Carved Lizards signed M Patricio (base) height 6 3/4 inches x diameter 7 1/2 inches Jar wi

Rachel Aragon Acoma Pottery Jar, Handmade pottery of natural clay indigenous to the area and hand coiled in the traditional technique. Decorated with traditional designs in black and red on white. Art

Ca. 1960s-1970s, Huge hand coiled olla/water jar with unique black and white Anasazi design plus a modern orange base. Very good condition, minor surface scratches. 15" x 15"

Acoma Pottery Jar mid-20th century height 8 1/2 inches x diameter 10 1/2 inches

Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Acoma Pueblo, ca. 21st century CE. A lovely hand made pottery vase with intricate fineline motifs painted in black and red on the white ground.

Juana Leno (1917-2000) Slip decorated with intricate fine-line geometrics. signed on the underside of the base. Measures 6.25 x 7.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping se