Jemez Pottery Bear Storyteller by Mary Small

Native American Jemez Pottery Bear Storyteller by Mary Small, measures 2.5'' x 4'' x 2'' and is signed by the artist, FYI: ''From the age of 8, Mary helped her mother make pottery and weave yucca bask

Three Jemez Pottery Storytellers, Mary Toya, turtle storyteller by Mary Toya depicting three children on the turtle's back, unsigned; Chris Teller Isleta storyteller depicting a seated figure holding

Fine polychrome geometric and feather design signed Mary small 4.75"x6.5". Native American potter and sculptor Mary Small, of Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico, IACA Artist of the Year for 2002, has learned to

Largest 6" wide X 8" high. Smallest 1 3/4" wide X 1 3/4" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and

Phenomenal bear storyteller by the collectible, award winning Jemez Pueblo artist Marcus Wall. This adorable bear storyteller is telling a story about some of his most favorite things, and is holding

Mary Small Jemez Pottery Bowl 6''x9''. Polychrome decorated red clay bowl. Incised signature on bottom. Excellent condition.

3 3/4" tall, 3 3/8" diameter. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX 18598

2 signed oieces by Jemez Pueblo potter Mary Small. Seed pot and wedding vase. Excellent condition. Wedding vase: 5" x 3". Seed Pot: 4" x 5".

Acoma and Jemez Pottery lot of 2, includes:Rachel Aragon (Acoma, b. 1938)painted with a parrot and rainbow band; signed on baseheight 7 1/4  x diameter 9 inches

Underside is signed MARY ELLEN TOYA JEMEZ. Piece depicts seated tribal figure holding drum, mallet and numerous child figures. Sculpture appears to possibly be hand crafted. Piece measures approx 17 i

Mary Small (JEMEZ, B. 1940) Pottery Creatures lot of 3, depictions of a badger, owl and bear largest height 6 1/2 inches

Mary Small (JEMEZ, B. 1940) Polychrome Pottery lot of 2, includes a polychrome jar AND plate with turquoise stone; both signed height 12 inches

2.75", excellent....IACA Artist of the Year for 2002, a peeer-elected national honor, she learned to work clay in the traditional method of her Jemez Pueblo homeland, using local clays hand-painted wi

Mary Small. 3 1/4" tall. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX 18515

Native American pottery storyteller, Jemez Pueblo, signed underfoot E. Tsosie (Emily Fragua-Tsosie, New Mexico, b.1951), polychrome painted, depicting a woman with several small children and a baby, a

(Jemez Pueblo, 1934-1990). Painted pottery Storyteller style figures, including; Holy Family, shepherds and animals, underneath of Christ Child, signed "Mary E Toya," all human figures around, 5 1/2 i

Group of (3) Native American pottery items, to include: Mary Witkop (Taos) small green pot, 4" H x 4 1/2" W; Mary Tsosie (Jemez) pot, 7 1/2" H x 5 1/2" W; Bobbie Hayah (Acoma) pot, 16" H x 12" W. Prov

Cochiti storyteller doll by Dana M. Suina; Taos man storyteller doll by Juan Sandoval; Acoma storyteller doll by Peggy Garcia; and Jemez storyteller doll by Mary E Toya. Sizes range from 4.75 x 4 x 2.

Four Acoma Pottery Miniatures two by Diane Lewis (Acoma, b. 1960), one by Dorothy Torivio (Acoma, b. 1946), one by Mary Small (Jemez, b. 1940) largest height 2 1/2 x diameter 3 inches

Pueblo Pottery Storytellers lot of 3, includes the largest by Emily Fragua Tsosie (Jemez, b. 1951); another by Anna Toya (Jemez); and a small blackware figure by Dorothy and Paul Gutierrez (Santa Clar

Including signatures from, Mavis Cochiti, Tenorio Santo Domingo, AB 93, Sabaquize Jemez, Mary E Quintana Chochiti, MFH, and J. Pecos Jemez. Some chips and losses to paint. From: 1-1/2"h to 12-1/4"h

LOT 2 NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN POLYCHROME POTTERY VESSELS - A SMALL "JEMEZ" SEED POT BY MARY H. LORETTO 2 1/4" HIGH, 2 3/4" DIAMETER, TOGETHER WITH A POLYCHROME WEDDING VASE 10" HIGH, 6 1/2" DIAMETER -

20th century, all signed, including seven storyteller dolls from Cochiti, Jemez and Isleta Pueblos, a small Acoma turtle pot signed L.A. Chino, and a small Zuni owl, the tallest 4 in. Provenance: Priv

pottery; signed to underside; Provenance: de-accessioned from The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego; Condition: with small nicks and flakes throughout; 5 1/2 inches wide; 4 inches deep; 8 inches hi