Snowflake Black on White Pueblo Pitcher 1200 A.D.

Terrific piece of Native American pottery in the form of a pitcher. It is Mogollon (Central Arizona and New Mexico) culture from 950-1200 AD. Black geometric and coil pattern on white and stands app

Tularosa Anasazi — 1100 – 1200 AD 6.5 inches diameter and 6 inches tall. A beautifully painted black on white painted pitcher from private collection acquired within the guidelines of fe

This wonderful piece of pottery is Anasazi culture, Cibola branch, dating from 1100-1200 AD. Tularosa black coils and geometric shapes and lines on white. Stands approx 5" tall. NOTE: From the colle

Gorgeous piece of Native American pottery in this canteen. It is dated from 950-1200 AD, culture is Mogollon (North Central Arizona and New Mexico). Snowflake black and white white stripes throughou

Wonderful antique pottery piece is of Native American origin. It is of the Anasazi (Northwestern Arizona) culture from 950-1200 AD. Ladle is snowflake black geometric design over white and measures?6"

This beautiful pottery piece of Native American origin. It is Mogollon?(Central Arizona and New Mexico) from 950-1200 AD. It is snowflake black crossword style design over white. Measures 3" tall x 5.

Three Anasazi Black-On-White Vessels c. 1200 AD clay, paint Provenance: Property from the Esther and Alan Saks Family Collection Height of pitcher: 7 ½ inches

This wonderful piece is dated from 950-1200 AD of the Mogollon (North Central Arizona and New Mexico) culture. Ladle is black on white geometric ornamentation. Measures approx 11" long This piece co

A large and attractive Anasazi ‘Snowflake’ bowl, American Southwest, c. AD 1000 – 1200, with beautiful interior decoration consisting of black circles over white slip, the exterior slipped white

Remarkable piece of pottery that is of Native American origin. It is a Puerco pitcher from the Anasazi (Northwestern New Mexico) culture from 950-1200 AD. Black zigzag and geometric shapes on white. S

Reserve Black-on-White Pitcher, 900-1050 AD. This is the earliest black-on-white phase of the Cibola branch of the Anasazi. Found at Quemado, New Mexico. 6 1/4" x 5 1/4" diam.

Two Anasazi Black-On-White Ladles c. 1200 AD clay, paint Lengths: 10 ½ and 12 inches HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

An Anasazi Black-On-White Storage Jar c. 1200 AD clay, paint Diameter: 13 ½ inches HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

A Roosevelt Black-On-White Storage Jar c. 1200 AD clay, paint Diameter: 13 inches HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

4 1/2" H. Anasazi Chaco Mug. Black and White Negative. Mint Condition. Circa 1200 AD. Ex-Art Tatum. Comes with a statement of release and disclosure

Mogollon Reserve, Dogozhi Type black on white bowl Period: 1030 AD - 1200 AD Size: 6 inches diameter

Maya, Guanacasta, Costa Rica, Nicoya; circa 1200 AD, red, white and black decoration, 3 1/2" x 6" diam.

Anasazi MOGOLLON Pottery Bowl, New Mexico, c1025-1200AD? Black-on-White swirl designs on the interior. .25lb This item has been examined by an expert with forty years experience in pre-columbian, Nati

Southwestern US, Anasazi (Ancient Puebloan) culture, ca. 1100 to 1250 CE. This is a black-on-white snowflake pottery pitcher, created by the coiling and scrape technique using temper of fine crushed s

Southwestern US, Anasazi (Ancient Puebloan) culture, ca. 1100 to 1250 CE. This is a black-on-white snowflake pottery pitcher, created by the coiling and scrape technique using temper of fine crushed s

Check out this amazing pitcher of the Anasazi (Northwestern Arizona) culture dating 950-1150 AD. Chaco black lined zigzag and ornate crosses on white. Client noted Spurlock Ranch in Arizona, a region

Wonderful pitcher appears to be of the Anasazi (Northwestern Arizona) culture from 1150-1350 AD. This Roosevelt River pitcher is black on white with what some have called corn pattern. Stands approx

800-1200 A.D., ArizonaG-9, H-3 3/4", D-8 1/4" AnasaziBroken & Glued

This remarkable pitcher is of the Anasazi (Northwestern Arizona) culture, 700-900 AD. Kana with black geometric design on white. Stands approx 7.5" tall. NOTE: From the collection of Daniel Cutrone,