(4) NATIVE AMERICAN & SOUTHWEST POTTERY

Lot (4) Native American Southwest pottery pots. Largest 8" D., 5" Ht..

Southwest Native American pottery bowls and dish, (4) total, largest 6" H x 9" W with damage. Provenance: Swampscott, Massachusetts collection.

Southwest Native American polychrome pottery olla, wavy line decoration around rim, geometric and line decoration to body. 9 3/4" H. Early 20th century. Provenance: Property from the estate of Dorothy

Southwest Native American Contemporary Pottery 3 pieces all signed: Birdell-Santa Clara; Goldenrod. Max Ht. 3 Max D 4 1/2 in.

Six Southwest pottery vessels Including a Samuel Manymules swirl jar, signed, 'SM Navajo,' on the bottom; a swirl lidded jar, signed, 'Dominique Toya Jemez;' a small swirl jar, signed, 'Camilla Toya J

Native American Lot including 3 quill boxes Largest H 3-3/4" W 6" D 5". Smaller H 2-1/2" W 4-1/2" D 3-3/4"; Round H 2-1/2" DIa. 2"; two tomahawks L 18" and 20-1/8", Southwest pottery vase H 6"; owl H

comprising four pottery vessels, unsigned (8 1/8, 3 1/4, 2 3/4, and 2 inches high); one basket (5 1/2 inches diameter; 3 inches high); one beaded belt (17 1/2 inches long); one pillow (17 inches squar

With primarily southwest origin, including an Anasazi handled mug, Gila bowl, Chaco Canyon bowl, ceramic moccasin vessels, pitcher, and braided handle ceramic basket. Largest bowl 4”H x 9”

Four (4) Native American Pottery books. 1st item: Multi Signed, The Living Tradition of Maria Martinez, 1st Edition, by Susan Peterson, 1977. Published by Kodansha International, Tokyo, New York, San

Collection of (3) Zuni Soutwest Pottery Buttons, the family acquired them on a trip outwest in the mid 1960's and they were told they were old then. The back is what they paid per button in 1966.

Native American Southwest Pre-Columbian pottery bowl, possibly Mimbres, with interior black on white polychrome decoration including stylized wing and feathers to the interior, red paint decoration to

(2) Native American Southwest Pueblo pottery pots, 19th/20th c., Acoma pueblo, polychrome painted earthenware, unsigned, each with collection inventory labels affixed to underside, the larger pot labe

Incl. Micaceous Pueblo olla. Decorated jar: 9-1/2" high.

SIGNED "BY STERLING" SILVER FOR BENSON YAZZIE (Navajo 1947-2001). 100 PIECES OF AMAZING NEEDLEPOINT SLEEPING BEAUTY TURQUOISE WORK. 23 INCHES LONG PLUS 2 1/4" DROP. NATIVE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST INDIAN JE

ZUNI PUEBLO Southwest Polychrome Pottery Canteen: Water Motif, Flat Dark Base with Spout Pointed Upward. 3D Frog Rides Piggy-Back on the Water Jug. Lug Shaped Caring Handles. Originally made to Carry

Lot of 4 American Indian South West Pottery Bowls c.1000-1300 AD. Size 3 3/4 to 5 1/4 inches high. A collection of 4 Arizona American Indian pottery bowls with decoration. Provenance: Ex Dr Arnold R.S

4 9/16" Iroquois Pottery Pipe. Jefferson Co, NY. "Trumpet" style. Appears solid. Ex-David Hart, Gordon Hart (BW Stephens (P-62), Snyder, W.O. Warder, Felch Collections. Pictured in Harts Prehistoric P

An estate collection of six (6) Native American artifacts. Includes: one (1) Native American Southwest Pueblo art pottery vessels bowl with russet exterior and hand painted tribal designs to interior

Lot including Native American or Southwest baskets, pottery, Asian basket and stereoviewer.

Four (4) Santa Clara Native American pottery jars by Jody Folwell and her daughter, Polly Rose Folwell. Includes 1 Jody Folwell signed jar, polished red glaze with dark fire spots, 5" H x 6" dia., and

Sterling Silver | | Larry Martinez Chavez Mountain Lion Cuff Bracelet - LMC Southwest Animal Collection Numbered 4/5 | Navajo Native American Southwest Indian Jewelry | Weight: 155.2 Grams, | Dimensio

A redware Cherokee Sequoyah school bowl with wave design on shoulder. Signed and dated 1938. 6-1/2" Dia. x 4" H Native American Sequoyah School Pottery is a unique form of art associated with the Cher

Two (2) Southwest Native American Pottery Pieces. 1st item: Native American, Mojave pottery effigy vase by Elmer Gates (1929-1990), head with beaded earrings and necklace, four spouts to the body and

Early southwest Native American pottery pieces. 2 painted bowls and a handled scoop. Scoop with pencil inscription on underside " Tularoso NM, circa 1200". Largest bowl 8in diameter.