Vidal Aguilar Dough Bowl Santo Domingo Pueblo He is a member of the famous Aguilar family of potters

He is a member of the famous Aguilar family of potters dating back to the late 1800s. His designs include flowers, moon and geometric designs. Vidal hand coils, polishes and fires outdoors. He uses a

Six painted Native American Indian Pottery Bowls, artist signed. Two Santo Domingo & four Pueblo vessels. Dimension range: 2.25" - 6.75". *View signatures. Condition: generally good condition, one has

A beautiful handmade bowl by Celes Aguilar of the Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the famous families of potters in the region of New Mexico. This vase measures at four inches (4") at its widest point and

Having geometric design, signed on bottom "Vidal Aguilar S.D.P. (Santo Domingo Pueblo)", approximate height 10", diameter 12".

14 1/2" diameter x 7 1/2" high.

A Santo Domingo bowl by Vidal Aguilar, New Mexico, USA. 20th century. 13 3/4"h x 15 1/4"diam.Provenance: Collection of William Leazer and William Swann. Dallas, TX.Condition: The absence of a conditio

6-3/4 inch diameter x 4-5/8 inches tall

Native American pottery, Kewa Pueblo (Santo Domingo Pueblo), monumental black-on-black pot, signed on underside Vidal Aguilar (b.1972), approx 19.5"h, 15"diam, 24.75lbs Start Price $200.00

13 1/2" TALL X 10 1/2" (OPENING)--SIGNED VIDAL AGUILAR

Pueblo Helen was introduced at age 12 by her great aunt to pottery making. She maintains a low profile as a traditional pottery artist in Santo Domingo style. Her work is clean and crisp, bold and inn

Signed on the base. Height- 6" Diameter- 18" - 18 1/4" Condition- lost to paint around base.

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

Description: This lot includes a large poly chrome painted Native American dough bowl. The bowl is signed on the bottom. By the artist "Arthur and Hilda Coriz" from Santo Domingo Pueblo. Featuring won

Description: This lot includes a large poly chrome painted Native American dough bowl. The bowl is signed on the bottom. By the artist "Arthur and Hilda Coriz" from Santo Domingo Pueblo. Featuring won

A beautiful handmade bowl by Maria I. Naranjo of the Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the famous families of potters in the region of New Mexico. This bowl measures at five inches (5") at its widest point a

A beautiful handmade bowl by Celes Tafoya and Evelyn of the Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the famous families of potters in the region of New Mexico. This bowl measures at four inches (4") at its widest

Signed by L.M.T.Z. Of the Santo Domingo Pueblo. 1999? Please see images for details regarding condition. 6 1/2 inch diameter 3 1/4 inches high

Handmade pottery bowl by Robert Aguilar (1968-) signed on the bottom. Aguilar is a Santa Domino Pueblo potter. Bowl is 10 inches tall.

Josefita Martinez (1937-2009). Two vintage Native American Santo-Domingo (or Kewa) blackware pottery handle bowls, handmade by the late potter Josefita Martinez (Josie). Circa 1980s. Signed on base: J

Tony Aguilar (Santo Domingo, b. 1919) Turquoise and Silver beaded necklaceturquoise and silver

A Santo Domingo Storage Jar&nbsp;c. 1930 clay, paint, attributed to the Aguilar family<

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

Pair of Thirty Strand Heishi Necklaces: Thirty Strand Heishi Necklace ca. 1970s + Thirty Strand Heishi Necklace, ca. 1970s

Native American silver (content unknown) bolo tie, Sedalio Fidel Lovato (Kewa, Santo Domingo Pueblo, b.1929), c.1970s, tufa cast bolo ornament channel inlaid with red coral and turquoise, silver squas