Early Hopi Bowl Sikyatki Revival

Early Hopi Bowl Sikyatki Revival.Measures 6" by 10" tall. It came from the Thorney Lieberman collection. He was a photographer from NY that purchased most of the items from Sotheby's and from shops in

Late 19th/Early 20th Century The wide, low shouldered vase with polychrome geometric and avian motifs on buff burnished slip glaze 9" H x 14" Dia.

Fannie Nampeyo, Attributed (Hopi, 1900-1987) Black-on-Red Pottery Bowl featuring classic Sikyatki Revival designs height 2-1/2 inches x diameter 8 inches From the Collection of Bruce and Claire Montgo

Hopi-Tewa maker Nampeyo (1859-1942), Hano Pueblo, Arizona; Sikyatki revival seed jar, squat with compressed edge, large mouth, polychrome decoration, 2 3/4" x 8" diam. Early 20th c. Marked as purchase

Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Hopi, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A handmade bowl hand painted with a polychrome double headed bird motif. The underside has an old label

Native American pottery, baskets, including early Hopi bowl, Papago basket, etc

Native American early Hopi polychrome pottery bowl. Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. 10.5"Diam.

**Originally Listed At $400** Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona or New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand coiled pottery jar featuring a black-painted decoration o

Early Native American Hopi Parrot Bowl, measures 2''H x 5.5''D, bowl is painted inside

An early 20th century Hopi Indian pottery bowl. In the manner of Nampeyo. Dimensions: 6"h X 8"d

Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona, Sikyatki, Hopi culture, ca. 15th to 17th century CE. A hand-built hemispherical bowl featuring a round, but stable base and a broad interior basin

Quite early. 4" diameter, 2 3/8" tall. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

**Originally Listed At $100** Southwestern USA, Arizona and New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A charming round bowl with steep sides - its exterior and rim painted with black linear

Early Hopi Native American Polychrome Pottery Bowl together with a Native American Polychrome Pottery Pitcher. Bowl is marked on the base. Pitcher measures 5-1/4" x 3-3/4". Bowl measures 3" x 7". Cond

Paqua Naha (Hopi, 1890-1955) Polychrome Pottery Bowl with Sikyatki-style decorations hallmarked on base height 3-1/2 inches x diameter 10-1/4 inches Property from a Private Collection, Atlanta, Georgi

Hopi Polychrome Pottery Bowl  early 20th century painted in deep orange and black creating a blossom design height 3 inches x diameter 9-3/4 inches

America, 2nd millennium A.D. The burnished Hopi polychrome bowl, possibly Nampeyo, and two smaller archaeological vessels. Dimensions: diameter of Hopi bowl - 8 1/4"

Bowl Attributed to the Hopi Culture. Circa Early to Mid 20th Century. Condition: Generally Good with Losses Due to Age and Use. Dimensions: H- 2.75" x Dia- 7". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home.

Title: Large Hopi Pueblo bowl ca 1930-60 Provenance/Additional Info: A large and well designed shallow bowl pencil signed underneath Hopi. Bold bird design interior design in the Sikyatki style. Excel

Native American Indian polychrome coil basket bowl with red and green aniline dyes. Navajo or Hopi? Early 20th Century. Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. 4 3/4"H x 10

(lot of 2) Silverplate serving pieces, late 19th/ early 20th c., including: (1) Rococo Revival serving bowl, A.G. Dufva, with pierced shell spoon, approx 14.5"h, 12"w, 8.5"d, (1) Aesthetic Movement bu

Pre-Columbian, South Coast Peru, Nazca, ca. 250 BCE to 125 CE and North America, Southwest, Hopi, ca. early 20th century CE. A lovely pair of ceramic bowls, one from the Nazca culture of ancient Peru,

Ca. second half 20thC. Excellent with no chips or cracks. Roberta Youvella Silas (1939-2009) lived in the village of Polacca at First Mesa, where she was able to see many examples of ancient Sikyatki

An American Rococo Revival style sterling silver serving bowl with raised acanthus motif around the rim, retailed by Shreve & Co., San Francisco, early 20th century; 10 3/4 in. Diam.; 12.20 ozt., ster