JEMEZ POTTERY DRUM

Underside is signed MARY ELLEN TOYA JEMEZ. Piece depicts seated tribal figure holding drum, mallet and numerous child figures. Sculpture appears to possibly be hand crafted. Piece measures approx 17 i

Acoma and Jemez Pottery lot of 2, includes:Rachel Aragon (Acoma, b. 1938)painted with a parrot and rainbow band; signed on baseheight 7 1/4  x diameter 9 inches

Famille rose stool -- W.: 18'', Dia.: 13'' Pietra dura stool -- H.: 17 1/2'', Dia.: 13''

Fourth quarter 20th century Signed: Carol Pecos / Jemez Pueblo / N. Mex. With 59 children 14.75" H x 12.5" W x 14.625" D

Maxine Yepa (Oak Clan, Jemez Pueblo) pottery jar with feather and geometric designs along the body. Emma Yepa jar with ribbed twist design along the ovoid body. BJ Fragua with stepped lip and carved d

Large Glazed Pottery Drum Form Planter. Off white glaze on cylinder form. California Pottery.-- Dimensions: H: 20 inches: W: 19.25 inches: D: 19.25 inches ---

Native American pottery storyteller figure, with turquoise and coral beaded jewelry. Signed on the underside H Sando Jemez. 11 1/2"H

Betty Jean Fragua (Born 1965) Late 20th Century The bottle form vessel with stopper is polished red with a carved back band of undulating decoration of painted designs. The work is signed on the base

Vangie Tafoya Jemez Pottery. Measures 5 x 10 inches. No damage. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only and is no guarant

Jemez Pottery storyteller figure by Emily Fragua-Tsosie (American, b. 1951), depicts seated woman with open mouth surrounded by twelve children in lap and at feet, red and deep brown glaze accents, si

Marie G. Romero (1927-2007) Jemez Pueblo pottery jar with three figural turtles, signed on the base. Measures 6 x 6.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on near

Laura Gachupin (Jemez, b. 1954). Redware polychrome figure of a woman, signed on bottom Dimensions: 9 H x 4 W x 3D Property from a Chestnut Hill, MA Estate (FANN268)(EL)

Two signed C.G. Loretto, one signed M.V., the basket illegibly signed. Together with a Native American seed vase, signed J. Jojola and a small vase. 6 pieces From: 1-1/4"h to 4"h

Fourth quarter 20th century Signed: L.M. Lucero Jemez With twenty children 15" H x 8.75" W x 12.75" D Notes: Together with the book: "The Pueblo Storyteller" by Barbara A. Babcock and Guy and Doris Mo

Japanese special glazed pottery garden drum stool, decorated with stylized birds on a ground suffused with scrolls and flowers, flanked with faux-ring mask handles. Approx. 18-13.5inch.

A pair of Japanese hollow glazed pottery garden drum stools, decorated with pairs of dragons pursuing flaming pearls among clouds, flanked with faux-ring mask handles. Approx. 17.5-13inch.

Fine polychrome geometric and feather design signed Mary small 4.75"x6.5". Native American potter and sculptor Mary Small, of Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico, IACA Artist of the Year for 2002, has learned to

Late 1900s, Striking polychrome double-necked wedding vase with twist handle and two-sided traditional motif featuring birds and florals. Very good condition, shows some use. 13" x 8"

Pre-Columbian Paracas Culture Pottery Drum, Nazca Valley, South Coast Peru, c.300-100 BCE. Brownware ceramic drum, former llama skin top long gone, with remains of a lizard like applique to base. Good

Japanese hollow glazed pottery garden drum stool, decorated with flowers among dense leaves, flanked with openwork faux-ring mask handles. Approx. 16-13.5inch.

Late 1900s, Very fine lower profile redware pottery jar with intricate carved sgraffitto designs. Very good condition, minor surface scratches. 5" x 7"

Largest 6" wide X 8" high. Smallest 1 3/4" wide X 1 3/4" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and

A Chinese green glazed pottery drum form stoolheight 14in (35.5cm); width 10 1/2in (26.5cm) Provenance:Property from an Important Private Beverly Hills Collection.

Jacqueline Toya Jemez Pottery Jar, Handmade pottery of natural clay indigenous to the area using acrylic paints and hand coiled in the traditional technique. Artist painted the traditional sun designs