Robin Teller, Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico. A spectacular

Vernon Jojola Isleta Pueblo New Mexico 1988 Ceramic Vase

Bert Jojola Isleta Pueblo New Mexico 1988 Ceramic Trinket Dish

Book: "Isleta Paintings", Elsie Clews Parsons (1875-1941), Smithsonian, 1962, a compilation of paintings (140), drawings and commentary of daily life from the Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico, profusely illu

Six piece Native American Indian pottery grouping, contemporary 20th c., Isleta and Jemez Pueblos New Mexico, Lucero Isleta N.M. signed 3 1/2" high x 4 1/2" three footed bowl, 5" high x 4" vase, 5" hi

ISLETA NEW MEXICO Pueblo Pottery Clay Bowl, markings on bottomApproximate measurements: 4 x 2 inches Materials: Pottery, clay Shipping cost: $12. Different rate to California, Alaska, Hawaii and all I

Mary D. Chalan Cochiti Pueblo New Mexico painted clay story teller doll 3.75"H signed on bottom, Hopi Katchina doll carved and painted cottonwood 5.5"H signed Hopi C. Garcia

Robin Teller (b. 1954) Isleta Nativity Set ten pieces total Height of tallest 4 inches Estimate $ 150-250 Property of a Private Collector, Long Island, New York

Two Pueblo pottery story teller groups, the first by Margaret Quintara, signed 'Margaret Quintara, Taos, New Mexico, 1/1 1987', purchased from Western Heritage Indian Arts. Overland Park, KS., 12.25"h

**Originally Listed At $400** Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Acoma & Jemez Pueblo, ca. 20th century CE. A collection of 3 hand-built pottery figurines of story tellers or mot

American Indian Santa Clara Pueblo New Mexico circa 1830 Pueblo building stone axe, leather wrapped in red pigment. Has old label. Approximately 8x6 inches.

Artisan signed Frederica V. Antonio Acoma Pueblo New Mexico hand crafted thin pottery vase jar having a precise geometric design. Signed to bottom. Measures approx. 6" height x 7" diameter. Appears in

Robin Teller (ISLETA, B. 1954) Pottery Storyteller, with little bears signed on base height 9 x width 7 1/2 x depth 8 1/2 inches Property from the Dewar Family Collection, Overland Park, KS

Native American pottery upright canteen, Zia Pueblo, New Mexico, c.1920-1930, narrow mouth, polychrome design field with branches, loop handles, on iron display stand, canteen: approx 8"h, 9.25"w; 3lb

ROBERT TENORIO Santo Domingo Pueblo, New Mexico pottery bowl, signed on bottom as pictured. In nice estate condition, from estate collection we are selling. Measures 7.5" high x 14" across the top.

Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico (Native American) Pottery Jar Signed G/G H 11'' Dia. 13'' | Red on black. Cartouche of stylized birds and leaf design. Shallow neck. Signed "G/G". Unusual large size. Provenan

A hand made Acoma Pueblo pottery vessel from New Mexico by Carrie Chino Charlie. Signed on bottom and annotated "Acoma, N.M." The vessel is fired earthenware with highly stylized geometric designs in

Robin Teller (ISLETA, B. 1954) Pottery Storyteller, signed underside. 3 3/4' tall 3 1/2" wide.

A traditional Jemez Pueblo "Wedding Vase" pottery vessel from New Mexico signed A Loretto, Jemez (Angie Loretto). The vessel is fired earthenware with highly stylized geometric designs in stark black

Photographer: Ansel Adams (American, 1902 - 1984) - Internationally renowned American photographer. One of the most influential artists in photographic history. Title: "Buildings and Pool, Acoma Puebl

Artist: LAURA GILPIN Print Title: San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, 1927 Medium: Sheet-fed photogravure Printed in: The USA, 1980’s Image Size: approx. 8 x 6” Note: COAs included. Reserve:

Artist: Ansel Adams Title : Taos Pueblo New Mexico Medium: Fine Art Giclee on Canvas Image Size: Approximately 20 inches x 15 ¾ inches Framed: Unframed on Unstretched Canvas Details: This is a

SIGNED ROSITA DE HERRERA REDWARE POTTERY LOW BOWL. GOOD CONDITION. 6" DIAM x 3 3/4" H.

Archaeological Investigations at Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico. 1977-1980. Ferguson, T.J. & Barbara Mills. Zuni Archaeology Program. First edition. 4to. Illustrated. Important reference work. Shipping: Dome

Hand carved jet, a soft lignite mined for centuries in New Mexico. The frog is associated with fertility and abundance, it is the rain bringing fetish. The hand is inlaid mother of pearl which indicat