AMERICAN POTTERY COOKIE JARS MID-LATE 20TH C.

AMERICAN POTTERY COOKIE JARS (6), MID 20TH C., H 11"-12":Including 1 Treasure Craft clown hobo, H.11 3/4"; 1 McCoy "Mother Goose" (repaired), H.10 3/4"; 1 Robinson Ransbottom Pottery "Wise Bird" owl,

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwest, Acoma and Tigua, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. Two painted pottery vessels, the large one signed "L. Antonio; Acoma, N.M." on the base, the min

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwest, Acoma, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. Two painted Acoma pottery vessels, the smaller of the two signed by C. Mariano of Acoma, New Mexico, and t

Emma Lewis-Mitchell (Native American, Acoma Pueblo, 1931 to 2013) ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A lovely hand made pottery jar with a matching lid painted with thin radiating lines in geometric pat

**First Time At Auction** Lucy M. Lewis (Native American, Acoma Pueblo, 1895 -1992). ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A miniature black-on white pottery olla jar with abstract hummingbirds encirling t

A group of Puebloan blackware pottery vesselsFour works:Lucy Martinez (1905-1995, San Ildefonso Pueblo)A blackware pottery jar, mid/late 20th centuryIncised to underside: Lucy MartinezThe black on bla

Uriarte Talavera, Latin American Painted Pottery Floor Jarlate 20th century, polychrome glaze with angel and flower decoration, signed to underside. 34 x 17 in. diameter From the Collection of Mr. and

Two Tlaquepaque pottery jars and a Tonala pottery plateMid/late 20th centuryPlate signed: "Jose Bernabe C. / Tonala "Jalisco"; jars signed illegibly to undersideComprising two Tlaquepaq

Native American, mid 20th century. Acoma (Pueblo) pottery jar with two spouts at top with orange banded tops above bulbous body with black and orange decoration on white ground depicting birds, feathe

**Originally Listed At $150** Native American, Southwest US, Tigua and Mata Ortiz, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. An attractive ensemble of five pueblo potteries, including a pair of Mata Ortiz mini

Mid 20th century. Taller: 6 1/2". Minor wear and abrasions.

Southwestern USA, Arizona and New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A fine pottery jar enveloped in a pale orange pigment with black and brown painted decoration adorning the ext

American, mid to late 20th century. A group of two Native American Maricopa black on red pottery bowls with water designs. One signed to underside L.M. Approx. h. 4", w. 4.75" (largest).

Mid to late 20th century. One vessel by Geraldine Sandia and another nicely buffed and scrafido decorated by Dona Rosa. Each good condition and signed at underside. Tallest: H5 3/4"

Joy Navasie Hopi Polychrome Pottery Jar 7''x6.5''. A three color decorated jar with geometric motifs. Signed with frogwoman mark. Excellent condition. Mid to late 20th century.

Fawn Navasie Hopi Polychrome Pottery Jar 9''x10''. A three color decorated jar with geometric motifs. Signed on bottom. Excellent condition. Mid to late 20th century.

The mid to late 20th century Native American pottery olla decorated in stylized traditional designs in red and brown slip geometrics on white ground, convex base, no artist's signature. Measures 11 x

BRUSH CIRCUS HORSE CERAMIC COOKIE JAR, unmarked. Brush Pottery Company. Mid 20th century. 9 1/2" HOA.Literature: Schneider - The Complete Cookie Jar Book 2nd Edition, p. 92, bottom left.Provenance: Fr

SHIPIBO POTTERY VESSELPeru, Shipibo-Conibo people, mid to late 20th century geometric decorated pottery jar. 9.5" height 9.5" diameter

**Originally Listed At $400** Native American, Southwestern United States, Acoma Pueblo, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A handmade wedding vase by an unknown artist, the base signed "Acoma New Mexic

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, southwest United States, Jemez Pueblo, ca. late 20th century CE. A handmade pottery jar signed "M.S. Toya / Jemez" on the base, intricately painted with

South American hand made pottery figurine, probably cover for an incense burner, Folk Art, estimated mid-late 20th century. The figurine is 4.1/4" tall, c.3" x 2.1/2" [10.8cm x 7.6cm x 6.4cm], unmarke

Helen Cordero (Native American, Cochiti Pueblo, 1915 to 1994) "Story Teller with Eight Children," pottery, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A polychrome storyteller and mother figure with 8 children,

Pair of Mexican Talavera style pottery large ginger jars, faience style with blue and white floral and other designs, one is marked HECHO EN MEXICO on base, mid to late 20th C., 27" and 26"