Santo Domingo Pueblo, Red Egg with Designs, Thomas Tenorio

1-3/4 inches tall with 1-5/8 inch diameter

Santo Domingo Bowl 1 inch tall with 2-3/8 inch diameter, Cochita bowl 1-1/2 inches tall with 2-1/2 inch diameter, Santo Domingo Shoe 2 inches tall by 1-1/2 inches by 3 inches

Three color geometric design; signed Robert Tenorio Santo Domingo Pueblo NM; H-10 1/2", Dia.-10 1/2"

A Kewa (Santo Domingo Pueblo) storage jar Decorated with black on red, the base of a natural buff color, with organic-inspired and geometric designs in two registers (one about the neck, one about the

Closed length 13 1/2".

Featured in this lot is this Santo Domingo Pueblo jade and red branch coral necklace. The necklace features a wonderfully and professionally crafted jadeite, and red branch coral, and heishi discoidal

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.

Bowl has a large crack to the base. 19 1/4" wide X 6 1/2" high.

Native American pottery canteen with leather carrying strap and hand painted decoration, signed, c. 1992. 5" long.

Robert Tenorio(Kewa [Santo Domingo], b. 1950)Group of Two Polychrome Pottery Vesselsfired clay, pigmentinscribed underside: Robert Tenorio / Santo Domingo / Pueblo / N.M.Pot: height 7 1/2 x diameter 9

Robert Tenorio (Santo Domingo Pueblo), hand-made bowl, with painted slip accents, featuring painted maize motif, signed to base height 7 in. x diameter 14 in. Provenance: A prominent San Antonio, T

Santo Domingo. Black on red geometric design and spirit path from bottom to top. 3.2"Hx8"D

3 inches tall with 3 inch diameter

8-7/8 inch diameter x 2-3/8 inches tall

Rafaelita Aguilar (Native American, born 1936). Signed original hand crafted Native American Kewa Santo Domingo Pueblo art pottery vessel in red clay with stylized black decoration. Artist signed Rafa

Two Native American pottery bowls: Santa Clara Pueblo blackware with carved designs, signed Mary Cain to base; together with Santo Domingo Pueblo bowl, with black painted designs on cream slip, signed

Thomas Tenorio - Painted ceramic vessel with traditional motif, signed, dated 2007 and inscribed Kewa underneath base. 11" h x 8" diam.

4 inches tall with 4-1/2 inch diameter. Hand coiled, shows considerable age

Medium, early 20th century Santo Domingo Pueblo pottery olla with off-white over red base with floral patterns painted in black, 7" H x 7 1/4" diameter.

Grouping of Native American jewelry including: Seashell necklace pendant by Mary Lovato, b. 1936, Santo Domingo Pueblo - decorated with turquoise, mother-of-pearl, red coral, and jet with silver bands

Santo Domingo Olla pottery jar with polychrome geometric decoration to the body and a red painted base. 9 1/2" H x 13" W. Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of Stanley Horvatin, formerly of La

Santo Domingo Olla pottery jar with polychrome decoration of birds and flowering branches to the body and a red painted base. 10 7/8" H. Early 20th century. Provenance: the estate of Christine Rehnke,

Two Early 20th Century Pieces of Santo Domingo Pueblo Pottery1920s, exhibiting classic traits of this pueblo: neck interior red-slipped with a black rim, stone polished body, base with red band rag-wi

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