Four 1940's Santo Domingo Pottery Miniatures

1940 Native American Santo Domingo Pottery Pitcher, measures 3.75''H x 3.5''W

New World, Native American, Southwest, New Mexico, ca. 1940 CE. Made by the people of the Santo Domingo Pueblo (Kewa Pueblo), this is a pretty pottery canteen with a flattened red and orange side that

Comprising, a handled double spouted water jug, a small dish, a deer decorated bowl, and another bowl. Wear, surface distress. Jug: 8-1/2"h x 8"w x 7-1/4"d

Native American Santo Domingo Black on Black Miniature Pottery Jar by Priscilla R. Coriz, measures 1.25''D x 7/8''H, bottom is signed PRC SDP (Santo Domingo Pueblo)

Ca. 1940, Traditional tall wide-mouthed polychrome pottery jar with classic Pueblo motif. Good condition, some pitting and abrasions, and inked rim. 11" x 8-1/2"

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwestern United States, Santo Domingo Pueblo, ca. 1940s CE. A hand-built pottery bowl taking the form of an abstract avian creature with geometric motifs

5 Miniature Pottery Jars Some Native American, largest measures 2''H x 2.5''W, includes Mata Ortiz Seed Jar by Teodora Ortiz R., Jemez by Toya, Santo Domingo by J.G., Santa Clara by Olaria Sisneros, a

Six painted Native American Indian Pottery Bowls, artist signed. Two Santo Domingo & four Pueblo vessels. Dimension range: 2.25" - 6.75". *View signatures. Condition: generally good condition, one has

One signed underside in pencil, including Santo Domingo and Acoma. Wear, surface distress. Largest: 8-1/2"h x 11-1/4"dia.

A group of four assorted Native American pottery articles, all unsigned, comprising three early 20th century Santo Domingo polychrome vessels, including two teapots and a tall jar, each painted over a

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

Ca. 2000s, Grouping of four pieces including a Jemez seed jar, a Zia water jar, a Hopi vase, and a Santo Domingo bowl. All signed. Largest 5-1/2" x 4"

Lot consisting of 3 Pottery Decorated Pitchers (one is damaged) largest 5 5/8” tall, Santo Domingo Handled Jar, San Juan Jar, 3 Miniature Vessels, Moqui, Zuni, Isleta, Contemporary Maya Miniature Bo

Harold Littlebird(Laguna/Santo Domingo, b. 1951)Group of Thirty-Two Pieces of Potteryglazed stonewareincludes: two vases, three serving platters, two large bowls, four medium bowls, one pitcher, three

An exceptional piece of Santo Domingo pottery signed by Arthur & Hilda Coriz. Approx 8.5 inches tall x 12 inches wide at the shoulder. A fine example in good condition.

Ca. 1980s, Very large and impressive black-on-black storage jar with simple traditional motifs. Very good condition. 14" x 13"

Early 1900s, Very early black-on-white wide mouthed water jar with traditional motifs. Good condition, shows much use in all the right places but sturdy and intact. 9-1/2" x 11-1/2"

Ca. 1980s, Large reverse design polychrome olla with traditional ovoid and rosette designs. Very good condition. 10-1/2" x 12"

4-1/2 inches tall with 9-1/2 inch diameter. Hand coiled

Robert Tenorio (Santo Domingo / Kewa, b. 1950). Pottery plate with bird, n.d. Signed on verso. An attractive pottery dish by Santo Domingo artist Robert Tenorio. Elegant in its simplicity, the flatten

Robert Tonorio Santo Domingo Pottery Pot, Robert Tonorio (Santo Domingo, b.1950), grey and red bird and floral decorated pot, red decorated interior rim, signed on side near bottom "Robert Tonorio", s

Ca. 1960, Traditional sturdy build polychrome bowl with classic geometric and scalloped motifs. Very good condition, minor surface scratches. 8" x 12"

19TH CENTURY POLYCHROME JUG. HANDPAINTED SANTO DOMINGO JUG. SURFACE WEAR. BASE CRACKS. 7" DIAM x 9" H.

Circa 1980 Incised to bottom: Arthur and Hilda Coriz Polychrome-painted earthenware with geometric decoration 9.25" H x 11.125" Dia.