Casa Grandes Mata Ortiz Fish Design Pottery Pot

A large Casa Grandes / Mata Ortiz blackware / black on black and brown pottery olla / ola jar. Glazed ceramic pot decorated with four roundels in brown depicting fish, surrounded by a Native American

Mata Ortiz Casas Grandes Pottery Pot c. 1960-70. Signed by potter Manuel Olivas (1940-2007). A perfect example of Mata Ortiz with the bold geometric Paquime patterns they are known for, the pot measur

Mata Ortiz Casas Grandes Pottery Polychrome Pot c. 1960-70. Signed by potter Hanna Lewis. A perfect example of Mata Ortiz with the bold geometric Paquime patterns they are known for, the pot measures

A Casa Grandes / Mata Ortiz blackware / black on black pottery vessel. The glazed ceramic pot has two bowls formed of two entwined ceramic snakes. The interior of each bowl is decorated with a 3-dimen

A Casa Grandes / Mata Ortiz blackware / black on black pottery olla / ola vase. The glazed ceramic pot formed as a rabbit and decorated with a Native American geometric motif. Artist signed on the und

A Casa Grandes / Mata Ortiz blackware / black on black pottery olla / ola jar. The glazed ceramic pot formed as a double olla jar, the handle formed as a reptile lizard. Overall Native American geomet

Casas Grandes, Mata Ortiz pottery, Oscar Quezada signed pottery bowl. Decorated with bold painted geometric designs. Native American earthenware polished pottery with hand painted traditional designs.

Casas Grandes Mata Ortiz Native American hand-coiled ceramic pottery olla vase, circa 1970, the cream ground with scratched and painted red and black geometric design, incised "L. Garcia" signature to

7 1/2" high x 13" in diameter at the widest. It has geometric designs representing fish and also some optic geometrics. Very textured surface. Shipping within Continental USA $25.00.

Ca. second half 20thC. Excellent with no chips, cracks or repairs. Features a repeating fish design. According to paperwork found inside this pot, the artist attribution was made. Originally purchased

Juan Quezada (b. 1940) polychrome pottery vase with painted geometric and spiraling elements. The vase has an incised signature along the base. Provenance: Collection of Judith Balderson, MN. Dimensio

Painted ceramic vessel with bucolic glaze, white slip and traditional motif in black and red, rounded bottom, signed underneath, 7" tall, 9" diameter.

Painted ceramic vessel with bucolic glaze, white slip and traditional motif in black and red, signed underneath, 6" tall, 6" diameter.

Burnished and incised black ware ceramic vessel, signed and inscribed 10618 underneath, 3 3/4" tall, with rounded bottom, in Plexiglas box.

10" diameter, 7 3/8" tall. Allard Auction Collection Inv: KAC 27883

1960's Casas Grandes Mata Ortiz Polychrome Pottery Bowl by LB, measures 7'' x 8''

5.5" X 7" BLACK MATA ORTIZ POT FISH DESIGN - SIGNED "JERHICO PONY"

Signed as shown. First name is Lydia, last name is hard to make out. 3 5/8" tall, 4 3/8" diameter. Allard Auction Collection Inv: ZUR 43740

Artist: Various Title: Lot of 5 Mata Ortiz Casas Grandes pottery Media: Clay Clockwise from upper right: Atribuited to Epain Luin (indecipherable inscription) 8.5 by 10 by 10 inches Roberto Bañaelos

Artist: Hector Javier & Alfredo Martinez Title: Lot of 4 Day of the Dead pottery, Mata Ortiz Casas Grandes Media: Clay Dimensions vary from 4 1/2 by 4 by 4 to 6 1/2 by 4 by 4 inches

SOFIA DE TENA, MATA ORTIZ/CASAS GRANDES POTTERY VASE, H 9.5" W 11.5" Multicolored geometric pattern. Signed on underside.

Mata Ortiz Casas Grandes Pottery Bowl c. 1960-70. Signed Manuel Olivas (1940-2007). A perfect example of Mata Ortiz with the bold geometric patterns they are known for, the bowl measures 6.75"x6.75"x2

Exceptional vintage Mata Ortiz Mexican CASAS GRANDES hand coiled and hand decorated pottery olla in wonderful condition. Fabulous example of Mexican Cases Grades pottery, exceptional attention to deta

MATA ORTIZ POTTERY VESSELChihuahua, Mexico, Casa Grandes style polychrome decorated pottery olla, signed underfoot "Consolacion Quezade" (sister to Juan Quezada). 8" height, 10.5" diameter