Tafoya Santa Clara Blackware Pottery Vase

Tafoya Santa Clara Blackware Pottery Vase, signed 'Phyllis Tafoya', measures 3 3/4" high x approx 3" d.

Lu Ann Tafoya (Santa Clara, b. 1938) Award Winning Carved Blackware Pottery Vase signed LU ANN TAFOYA SANTA CLARA PUEB. N.M. height 14-1/2 inches x diameter 13-1/2 i

Mida Tafoya (Santa Clara, b. 1945) Pair of Carved Blackware Pottery Vases lot of 2 complementing jars; each carved with repeating feathers and Avanyu; signed on base height 13 inches x diameter 9 inch

Margaret Tafoya Santa Clara Pueblo, (1904-2001), a blackware pottery wedding vase with impressed bear paw motif on each face, signed on the underside. height 12in, width 6 1/2in

Madeline Tafoya (Native American, 20th Century). Native American blackware art pottery. Low circular vase small mouth opening polished black clay with incised design. Signed Madeline T. SHIPPINGHill A

Two (2) Native American Santa Clara pottery items. 1st item: Mida Tafoya (b. 1931) blackware pottery vase, with carved serpent decoration below the rim. Signed on the base "Mida Tafoya Santa Clara Pue

Description : Signed Santa Clara Black Ware collection of Pottery. Wedding Vase Signed Martha Mirabal, Turtle Celestina Naranjo, figure Signed Sally Tafoya, Eagle signed eugege Gutierrez, Dimensions :

Two pieces of Santa Clara Pueblo blackware pottery to include a Mida Tafoya signed Avanyu serpent-style decorated vase and a petite signed vase by Doris Tenorio. Larger: 4in tall x 6in wide. | Philade

NATIVE AMERICAN AND RELATED POTTERY AND STONE ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN, including a Santa Clara blackware wedding vase signed "Peggy / Santa Clara" possibly for Peggy Tafoya, three blackware pottery anima

Two Native American pottery vesselslate 20th centuryComprising: a large Santo Domingo bowl by Arthur & Hilda Coriz and a Santa Clara blackware swirl vase by Madeline Tafoya.the bowl height 5 1/2in (14

20th Century Unsigned Attributed to Margaret Tafoya, the large blackware pottery vessel with burnished slip glaze and deep carved sun pattern to the shoulder 19.5" H x 12" Dia.

Four Santa Clara pottery jars Comprising a redware vase by Virginia Tafoya Garcia (b. 1963), and three carved blackware jars by Helen Shupla (1928-1985), Joy Cain (b. 1947), and Betty Tafoya (1933-198

Appx. 8 3/4" tall. Excellent condition.

Signed on the bottom; Approx 16" H x 4.75" DIA at the top; approx 12" at the widest

Betty Tafoya Santa Clara Blackware Pottery Bowl, Handmade pottery of natural clay indigenous to the area and in the hand coil technique. Decorated with deep carvings into the pottery with traditional

MARY TAFOYA SANTA CLARA POTTERY VASE DIA 7 1/2":An low bowl, in traditional redware and sgraffito geometric motif. Signed on the underside, "Mary Tafoya". Measures H.3 1/2", Dia.7 1/2".

With a ruffled top edge and stylized arrow decoration, signed as pictured. Dimensions:6" in diameter, the height is 7 1/2". Provenance:From a Bucks County collection.

Birdell Bourdon (Native American, 20th Century) Signed Native American Santa Clara blackware art pottery vase. Polished and incised black clay vessel. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery offers in-house cont

Santa Clara Blackware Pottery Vase, Signed Rita Martinez. Approximately 5.5W x 4.125H in.

EMILY TAFOYA SANTA CLARA POTTERY VASE, H 3", DIA 2.25":Featuring bird and flower motif. Signed Emily Tafoya SCO. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

American, mid - late 20th century. Group of four black Santa Clara pottery vessels with matte decorative motif. Apparently unsigned. Approx. h. 3.125", w. 6.25" (largest); h. 2.375", w. 3.25" (smalles

Mida Tafoya (New Mexico, b. 1931) Tall black pottery vase deeply carved with avanyu design, second half 20th century Signed underside "Mida Tafoya Santa Clara Pueblo" Approx. height 11.5" Provenance:

Betty Tafoya (Santa Clara, 1933-1988) Carved Blackware Pottery Bowl carved with Avanyu; signed on base height 5-1/4 inches x diameter 9-1/4 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati. </

(b. 1962, Santa Clara Pueblo) Orb signed: Tafoya Oyenque; Egg signed: Linda Tafoya-Oyenque By Linda Tafoya Oyenque Sanchez, each blackware pottery with burnished slip glaze and deeply cut designs, c