Four Southwestern Jemez Pottery Vessels

Two signed C.G. Loretto, one signed M.V., the basket illegibly signed. Together with a Native American seed vase, signed J. Jojola and a small vase. 6 pieces From: 1-1/4"h to 4"h

Four Southwestern Pottery Vessels 20th Century Tallest, height 8 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Robert and Mary Montgomery, Palm Beach, Florida

**Originally Listed At $300** Native American, southwestern United States, Jemez people; Welpi Village, Hopi people; Zuni people; San Ildefonso Pueblo, ca. 20th century CE. A fabulous collection of po

A group of Puebloan pottery vesselsFour works:Emma Yepa Jemez (b. 1968, Jemez Pueblo)A redware olla jar, late 20th centuryIncised to underside: Emma Yepa / JemezThe jar with sgraffito banded feather a

Native American, Southwestern United States, Four Corners Region, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), ca. 1175 to 1300 CE. A beautiful black-on-red pottery vessel known as a seed jar, created in the St. Joh

Four Pueblo Pottery Vessels, each with Sgraffito Decoration one by Glendora Daubs Fragua (Jemez, b.1958), one by Gary and Pearl Talachy (Nambe, 20th century), one by Sally R. Garcia (Laguna, b. 1940),

Assortment of Mexican and Southwestern pottery vases / floor vases, group of four, comprising one hide wrapped Tarahumara Olla vessel, two vases with ribbed design, and one vase with raised pyramid de

Item/Description: Hand painted pottery jar / vessel. C. Gachupin Signed on bottom. (Jemez Pueblo) Material: Ceramic Dimensions: Diameter: 7"; Height: 5". Condition: Minor surface wear and scratching.

A group of Puebloan polychrome pottery itemsEarly/mid-20th century; Southwestern United StatesEach appears unmarkedThe three-color painted vessels comprising four bowl/dishes, an Isleta Pueblo wedding

each raised on feet Ranging from 13 in. (33 cm.) to 4 in. (10.2 cm.) high

Comprising, a pitcher, two vases, and an Anasazzi bowl, found in 1971 on H Fosters Property, Show Lou, Arizona. Bowl with extensive breaks and repairs. From: 3"h to 7-1/2"h

(lot of 6) Southwestern pottery vessels: (2) signed Priscilla Benally Melvin Chavez black pots; (2) signed Acoma blackware pots one by R.Aragon and the other by David Tune dated 2003 and two other

Four Jemez Pottery Figures canoe by Anita Cajero, height 2 x length 8 inches; corn figure by Vera Fragua, height 4 1/2; redware bear by G. Sandia, height 3 1/2 x length 5 1/4 inches; stone bear by Mat

Four Southwestern Pottery Articles Height of largest 4 inches the first an Acoma fine line vase signed Paisano, Acoma, N.M. 7/91/6, the second a Hopi bowl, the third a Southwestern style bear fetish a

Group of Southwestern Pottery including a canteen, two handled vessels; used condition, wear/worn, chip to rim on canteen, canteen measures 5 3/4" high x 4 1/2" wide x 2 3/4" deep

One signed H. Dine, one signed Romon Villa, teapot stamped Clifton, and one signed illegibly. Vases from: 2-3/4"h to 4-1/2"h Teapot: 3"h x 8-1/2"w x 6"d

Each with baskets and cooking implements. Together with a Native American seated woman pottery figure, signed Terrie Saxon, a Native American seated woman pottery figure, a Native American pottery fig

Nathan, 20th C. Oil/c Southwestern Pottery Vessels next to Cacti. Oil on canvas painting, Signed, Original framing. Size: 24x20 image, 28.5x24.5 outside frame

Signed Southwestern Pottery Vessel. Inscribed on base. Size: 9.25 x 8.25 in.

Casas Grandes Southwest pottery olla / water jar / vessel, with geometric patterns and red circles underside. 12.5" H x 13" diameter. Minor surface abrasions / loss to painted finish.

Signed, Southwestern Pottery Vessel. Signed "...Lozano" on base. Height: 5.75 inches.

Southwestern pottery vessel with running horses motif. Illegibly signed and dated '91 to the bottom. Measures approximately 5" high, and 8-1/2" in diameter.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Term

Dimensions: H 17" x D 15.25" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. Provenance: From a Greenwich, CT estate.

Near East, Holy Land, ca. 1st millennium BCE. A fabulous ensemble of four pottery vessels from the ancient Holy Land. Formed from red clay, the largest jar exhibits a voluminous body, a slender, cylin