NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY - Acoma Decorated Terra Cotta

Wonderful, beautifully etched and decorated Acoma wedding vase in traditional white, black, and terra-cotta color scheme. Great condition with no chips, cracks, repairs. Signed by the artist. Measures

Wonderful, beautifully etched and decorated Acoma wedding vase in traditional white, black, and terra-cotta color scheme. Great condition with no chips, cracks, repairs. Signed by the artist. Measures

Prehistoric Native American, Mississippian Culture, Zoomorphic Effigy Grey-ware Bowl. Early terracotta pottery decorated with formed bird / bat head extending from rim / lip of bowl and notches around

Acoma New Mexico Handmade black on red etched terracotta Southwest art pottery vessel. teardrop in from, vase features a geometric design with a front symbolic three turtle motif medallion, embellishe

Found at Devereux site Including: Carved stone canoe, stone pendent with arrow, shard of worked and decorated pottery, barbed spear point and a terra cotta tool head. 2 1/2 inches and under Condition:

Collection of seven pieces of Native American terracotta pottery, to include Zuni and Soux Nation, some signed, Arizona examples, G. Sandia (Jemez, Mexico), Keith Chino (Acoma, New Mexico), some glaze

Native American Southwest Casa Grandes Effigy Vessel (AD 1200–1450; Paquimé, Chihuahua, Mexico; Painted Anthropomorphic Effigy Terracotta Pottery Bowl / Jar decorated with a pair of faces on op

Native American decorated terracotta vessel. Unsigned. Dimensions: 3" H x 8.5" ⌀; 

Artist Signed Native American Pottery, Ceramics, Terra Cotta, Earthern ware, Southwestern Collectible Pottery, Includes 3 ceramic pots. Largest piece has magenta toned lower half & geometric detail on

This is Vintage Antique Primitive Folk ART Native American Indian Eskimo Inuit Terracotta clay Large Figurine. The figurine probably is made by Guy de Pelteau, Quebec. It is not signed but bears his v

Native American Pottery (7), Acoma black & red on white decorated jar by "D. Silas", 2 miniatures signed "J.A.", figural bear signed "V.I.", bear effigy & other items, VG to Exc cond, largest 5.75"H.

Large Early Native American Figural Terracotta Pottery Vessel | Approx. Size: 11.5' H' x 7' D' x 7'' (29 x 18 x 18 cm). Provenance: Estate of Aviva and Jack Robinson, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan | In v

Featured in this lot is this Navajo etched Kachina Sgraffitto terracotta pottery vase, signed by Navajo artist R. John. Sgraffitto is a process of painting the clay while it is still soft and scoring

A 20th century Native American terra cotta bowl decorated with incised birds and foliage. Signed on underside "Juanita, San Juan, Pueblo". Minor wear. 5 1/2" diameter. ESTIMATE $100-200

A Contemporary White Black and Tan Painted Acoma Pottery Vessel. Signed Veloz on the bottom.

This group of Southwest Native American Pottery includes 2 unmarked pots with native designs along top (terra cotta colored on has a chip), a black bird dish, a 2 handled miniature jug with black desi

Hand crafted Native American Pottery, hand painted and signed. Mother and children with mother embracing all 10 children in her arms. Underside signed Carol Pecos Jemez Pueblo, N Mex. Turquoise, black

Native American black etched and glazed terracotta pottery bowl made in the Navajo nation signed Priscilla Benally Melvin Chavez 05 (approx. 5 1/4" tall x 7 3/4" diameter). Southwest Native American S

Rudolph Carl Gorman (Native American 1931-2005). A signed and numbered limited edition studio art pottery vase. Monumental terracotta art pottery floor vase. Southwestern style figurative design with

Comprises two decorated terracotta vessels. Dimensions: 7.4" ⌀ x 0" W;  6.5" ⌀ ; 

Comprises two decorated terracotta vessels. Dimensions: 7.4" ⌀ x 0" W;  6.5" ⌀ ; 

Lot of (2) Vintage Terracotta Vessels, early to mid-20th c., incl: Shipibo Amazon Region Peruvian bowl, with polychrome geometric decoration to shoulder, signed "Shipibo" on base, 5 3/4" high, 9 1/2"

**Originally Listed At $100** Native American, Southwest, ca. mid-20th century CE. An attractive polychrome terracotta female figure of a conical form, standing and holding a modeled bowl before her,

**First Time At Auction** North America, Central Arizona, Hohokam Indians, ca. 1100 to 1400 CE. A simple yet beautiful hand-made terracotta bowl with a rounded base, gently sloping walls, a rolled rim