ARMONDO DE MEXICO Indian Village Incised Pottery Pot

ARMONDO DE MEXICO Indian Village Incised Pottery Pot.Signed on base.Size: 7.25 h , 8.5

ARMONDO DE MEXICO Indian Village Incised Pottery Pot.Signed on base.Size: 7.25 h , 8.5

(lot of 2) Native American pueblo pottery vessels, including: (1) incised redware bowl, signed on base Rosita de Herrera (San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico, b.1940), approx 2.75"h, 4.35"w, 3.5"d, (1) black

MEXICAN ART POTTERY VASE, INCISED ANIMALS AND DESIGNS, BROWN GLAZE, FOOTED, MARKED ARMANDO DE MEXICO, VERY GOOD CONDITION, 11" X 7", SKU567.31

Rosa Real Mateo de Nieto, Dona Rosa (Mexico, Oaxaca, 1900-1980). 5 pieces incised blackware pottery. 1 jar, 1 ewer, 2 small jars and 1 vase. Jar, ewer, and vase inscribed on the underside. Chip to rim

This ancient pot was discovered from an Indian River in New Mexico where the Chaco American Indians flourished. Circa: 900-1200. Measures approx. 5-1/2" Tall x 8" Wide. Total weight: 589.5 grams. From

Large incised black and white art pottery Acoma pot titled SPIRIT OF THE ELK and signed R&M Romero (Robyn & Mike Romero of Sky City New Mexico). 12.5 x 12.5 inches, mouth is 7 in diameter. Excellent c

A LOT of three (3) Native American Indian black on black art pottery vase pots, hand crafted by artisans of Santa Clara Pueblo and San Ildefonso Pueblo (New Mexico). Includes: one (1) San Ildefonso Pu

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 7 INCHES WIDE BY 3 INCHES TALL. IT IS FROM NEW MEXICO. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT AR

The three Native American Indian pottery pieces are from New Mexico. The black glazed seed pot is signed "Vickie Martinez, Santa Clara Pueblo" on the base, and measures 2 1/2" in height, and 4" diamet

Two pottery pots with painted geometric decorations. Larger incised to underside A. A. Peynesta Zuni N. M. Smaller with similar written inscription. New Mexico, American, 20th C. H. of larger: 25 cm (

Collection of Native American pottery. Lot Includes: (2) seed pots, signed by Acoma New Mexico artist Dorothy Sanchez. (1) small polychrome vase with geometric designs., and (1) larger redware pottery

Bernard G. Silberstein, Mexico: Designs being painted on pottery at village of Tlaquepaque near Guadalajara, 1941, Vintage gelatin silver print, 7.5" x 9.5". Matted. Signed and dated in pencil on vers

West Mexico, Ca. 200 BC to 300 AD. A molded effigy vessel of a shaman head, with incised headband, applied coffee-bean eyes and molded horn atop head. An opening protrudes from the rear behind. Size:

This red terra cotta pot has a green glazed interior. It is 7" tall, and up to 8 1/2" wide, with a 7" opening at the rim. It has incised decoration, brown and white, circles, and geometric patterns, o

Native American Elizabeth Medina Zia art pottery vase. Gourd shape, incised with flora and fauna common to Western Native American Indian arts. Included is Certificate of Authenticity from Indian Craf

Mexican Mata Ortiz Pottery Jar by Luis Ortiz. This pot with its intricate design measures 10''H x 7.5''W. Mata Ortiz is a small village in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico. The potters of Mata Ortiz cre

Three Mata Ortiz pottery vesselsThree works:A Martha M. Quezada- sculptural blackware pot, late 20th/early 21st centuryIncised to underside: Martha M. de QuezadaThe pot sculpted owl's head mask to rim

1- Incised "barro negro" blackware olla by Dona Rosa (Oaxaca, Mexico, 1900-1980. Signed. Measures 5 1/2"x5 1/2'x5 14". Weight 1 pd 4 oz. 2- Native American, Vintage Santa Clara, Pueblo Pot, by Denise

Large Early 20th c. Tarahumara Indian Rawhide Bound Wedding Vessel / Pot. Measures 13"x13" x12". Weight is 8 pds 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate. Nestled in northern Mexico and the c

Robinson Ransbottom vintage American studio art pottery ceramic clair de lune light blue glazed umbrella stand or large vase with two molded handles, incised "150/- 151/- U.S.A." to underside. 18" H x

Arbol de la vida (tree of life) pottery two-light candelabrum, attributed to Aurelio Flores (Mexican, 1901-1987), figural standard with upper cup-form element, issuing two rounded sides, with applied

New Mexico ca 19th century. Large pottery piece, 13 inches tall x 14 ½ inches wide. Acoma pottery is emblematic of the lifestyle of people who make it. It typically features thin walls, fluted rims,

Native American, southwest New Mexico, villages in southern Cibola Anasazi/northern Mogollon, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi) culture, Tularosa, ca. 1200 to 1400 CE. A grand olla that is hand-built via t