Group of Pueblo and Navajo Pottery

FORREST & KAREN NARANJO (Santa Clara Pueblo, b. 1963 and Santa Clara Pueblo/Navajo, b. 1967), group of (4) pottery with carved designs, to include: FORREST & KAREN NARANJO bowl with Avanyu, (dirt and

Group of six various Indian and Acoma Hopi jar, vessels and bowls. Including a small Mary Saxon Navajo decorated 3" bowl, desert Pueblo HOPI BIRD pottery bowl approx. 4" w, Little Fawn signed Mohawk p

Second Half 20th Century and later Eight works: Glenda Naranjo (b. 1953, Santa Clara Pueblo) A burnished redware wedding vase with carved Avanyu motif Signed to base: Glenda Naranjo / Santa Clar

Second Half 20th Century; New Mexico, USA Three works: Maria Martinez and Santana Martinez (1887-1980 and 1909-2002, San Ildefonso Pueblo) A blackware pottery wide bowl, circa 1943-1956 Signed t

Lot of two including jar signed Dora Jojola, Isleta Pueblo, N.M., with full relief turtles on shoulder and polychrome painted geometric design, 7" diameter x 5 1/2" high; and lidded jar with Navajo sa

Shards of ancient Zuni, Pueblo and Navajo pottery, Along with 13 Native American arrowheads and one toy, excavated from New Mexico. The board dimensions are Approx. 12" x 9". The provenance of this it

Three works: A Gwen Tafoya sgraffito pottery bowl (b. 1965, Santa Clara Pueblo) Signed: Gwen Tafoya / SCP The red burnished slip glaze bowl with sgraffito flowers and hummingbirds 3.5" H x 5.5"

A group of Tesuque Pueblo pottery rain gods20th centuryOne marked in felt pen to underside: TesuqueThe polychromed molded clay figures depicted seated holding pots, 5 piecesTallest: 7.325" H x 2.

Fourth-quarter 20th Century Variously signed Comprising six seed pots and two vases of varying forms, with polychrome and monochrome geometric and figurative motifs on buff and white burnished slip

(lot of 8) Acoma and Navajo pottery group, consisting of a large Acoma style Olla or water jar, 6.5"h; (2) small Acoma pottery bowls, an Acoma style vessel with handles, a Navajo style vase with geome

(lot of 4) Acoma and Navajo pottery group, consisting of vases of varying sizes, two Acoma vessels with a traditional white ground, each with matte geometric patterning; one vase depicting a roadrunne

(lot of 3) Acoma and Navajo pottery group, each vessel with polychrome decoration, artists include Donna Quintana, Ernest John, etc., largest: 12.5"h

(lot of 5) Acoma and Navajo pottery group, each with incised geometric patterning, artists include Sylvian Johnson, Dina Johnson, Joann L., etc., largest: 6"h

A group of 4 Pueblo pottery vessels Some polychrome. 20th century. Largest (left): 4"h x 10"dia.

Group of nine small Pueblo miniature pottery pieces comprising a small deer, standing figure, five bowls and two handled pitchers. Apparently unsigned. Approx. height tallest 4.12", smallest 1.25"

A group of 2 Pueblo pottery items. 20th c. ++ (1) Santa Clara low-bowl with black on black carved design, by Angela Baca. Signed. 9"d. ++ (1) Acoma handled jug with brown painted geometric design on w

A group of two Pueblo pottery items, 20th c. ++ (1) Acoma polychrome wedding vase with double spout, twist handle, and design of bird by ERG. Signed. 8"h. ++ (2) Pair of Isleta polychrome boot figurin

Vintage Large Wedding Vase Navajo Pueblo Pottery Signed. Measures 13" tall by 8" wide at the spouts. Signed by the artist

Group of four Pueblo pottery pieces. One John Gonzales (San Ildefonso Pueblo, b. 1955) charger dated 2003 with a carved feather decoration and an avanyu with applied turquoise bead eye. One John Gonza

Group of 8 Pueblo pottery jars with the largest measuring 11 3/4 inches in height and 9 3/4 inches in diameter. The group includes one CG Loretto Jemez, one Zuni pottery olla by A. Peynetsa, one B. To

Group of three Pueblo pottery pieces, comprised of one San Juan bowl, one Santa Clara jar, and one Santa Clara double gourd vessel. Dimensions: Vase; height: 6 in x diameter: 5 in. Bowl; height: 4 1/2

Seven Pieces American Indian Pottery, Navajo, Pueblo R. Lendo, GB, Drw, Acoma, Largest 3" wide, Very detailed

5 1/4" D. Contemporary Southwest Bowl. Signed "Dorela Tosa Jemez" (b. 1952). She is referenced in Pueblo and Navajo Contemporary Pottery (Schiffer)

A group of 3 Acoma Pueblo pottery by Melissa Antonio (daughter-in-law of Mildred Antonio). 20th century. On bottom of each, marked M.C. Antonio, Acoma N.M. ++ 1992. Polychrome olla with geometric desi