(lot of 4) Peruvian pottery group

(lot of 4) Peruvian pottery group, including two circles of women, together with two churches filled with people, largest: 11.5"h

(lot of 4) Pottery group consisting of water jars including two geometric patterened Acoma vessels together with a Southwestern Native American vessel possibly Papago together with a hand-crafted Arts

(lot of 4) Terracotta pottery vessel group, 28"h.

(lot of 4) Japenese art pottery group, each having an abstract geometric design, including a flower vase with a cream glaze, a large footed vase with a geometric bowl, etc., largest: 15.5"h

(lot of 4) Pre-Columbian Peruvian ceramic group consisting of (2) Chancay Amphoras, Central Peru (1200 - 1476 A.D.), the smaller vessel with chocolate-on-buff glaze, a rounded bottom and two handles,

(lot of 4) Dutch Modern pottery group, including (3) vessels by Pieter Groeneveldt, each with a light blue rim, above a cylindrical form executed in yellow travertine, and signed on underside, togethe

(lot of 4) Japanese art pottery group, one having a geometric body in salmon, together with another in mottled blue labeled "Mahoney" on underside, largest: 8"h

(lot of 4) Native American pottery group, consisting of three Santa Clara blackware examples one signed Madeline Naravjo, together with a miniature Zia pot, largest: 4.5"h

(lot of 4) Native American pottery group, each having repeating geometric designs, by various makers including C.G. Loretto Jemez, a Santa Clara example, a San Juan example, etc. largest: 6.5"h

(lot of 4) Pre-Columbian style pottery group, one having a gourd-form, one figural; together with stone implements, largest: 8.5"h

(lot of 4) Native American pottery group, including two Maricopa bowls (damaged), largest: 4"h

(lot of 4) American art pottery group, Roseville, all in the "Clematis" pattern, brown ground, including: (1) flower holder, #50, approx 4.5"h, 5"w; (1) handled pot, #455, approx 4.5"h, 6"w; (1) handl

(lot of 4) Acoma and Navajo pottery group, consisting of vases of varying sizes, two Acoma vessels with a traditional white ground, each with matte geometric patterning; one vase depicting a roadrunne

(lot of 4) Santa Clara San Ildefonso blackware pottery group, late 20th Century, consisting of three vases in varying sizes, each with continuous matte geometric patterning, 4"h; together with a coyot

(Lot of 4) Group of Art pottery and a Murano glass bird, comprising two-handled center bowl signed and dated indistinctly 'Aeini 94', 20"dia; (2) vases, signed and dated 'Ley 07', greatest 7.25"h and

Lot of 4 Mid-Century Modern Pottery Bud Vases, Mikasa. Group of Japanese tan ceramic vases, all marked on undersides Laslo Mikasa. Dimensions range from 3 in h x 3 in w x 3 in d to 5 in h x 1.5 in d x

Southwest Native American Indian lot of 4 pottery pieces: Al Black Tail Deer, DRM-Acoma NM, M. Ascancio, Ramona Taper

Southwest Native American Indian lot of 4 pottery pieces: L. Red Oak, Kathy Pino, M. Black Tail Deet

Group of Four Steins. 1) Pottery Dumler & Breiden #334 Relief 1/4L. Floral. Mint. 2) Stoneware POG 1/2L. Hunters in tavern. Alpine woman thumblift. Mint. 3) Marzi & Remy #1617 Etched 1/2L. Man cannot

Group of Four Pottery Relief Steins. 1) #1648 1/2L. Table scene. Mint. 2) Hanke #1243. 1/2L. Young couple. Mint 3) Marzi Remy #1456. 1/2lL. Mandolin Player. Mint. 4) #249. 1/2L. Hunter and table scene

Group of Four Pottery Relief Steins. 1) 3/10L floral and verse. Faint lines. 2) 3/10L Well dressed couple. Mint. 3) Dumler & Breiden 1/2L outdoor gathering. Mint 4) 3/10L couple. Firing separation in

**Originally Listed At $100** Per-Columbian, Peru, Chancay & Huari (Wari) cultures, ca. 500 to 1500 CE. A group of four lovely textile fragments, comprised of tightly-woven strands of wool and cotton

Pre-Columbian, Western Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A marvelous group of four hand-built pottery flutes, each boasting a long, cylindrical form with a tapered mouthpiece. First, the longest

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chancay, ca. 800 to 1200; Chimu, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE; Inca, ca. 1200 to 1532 CE. A wonderful group of four textile fragments comprised of woven camelid (