Lot 3 Ceramic Native American Navajo Pottery

2 very well crafted, incised decorated Navajo ceramic vessels - painstakingly carved surfaces with bear image and stylized geometric motifs - artist signed - Wallace Nez, Bob Lansing. 6 1/2" dia., 3 1

Navajo and Pueblo Pottery, PLUS lot of 7, includes artists:Elizabeth Manygoats (Diné, b. 1973), height 3 inches x diameter 5 inchesLonnie Vigil (Nambe, b. 1949), heigh

(lot of 8) Southwest pottery miniature vessels: (3) pots, signed Acoma, one by E. Waconda, the other CS; a black pot signed Dalawepi; one by Navajo potter Nancy Chilly decorated with lizards; a Hopi p

(lot of 3) Native American pottery, San Ildefonso Pueblo, burnished redware vessels, including: (1) with Avanyu water serpent motif, signed on underside Helen (Helen Gutierrez (1935-1993), approx 3.25

Weight: 49 Grams, Size: 13, 13, 8.5 ||| Sterling Silver Genuine Turquoise Ring lot of 3 Navajo Native American Indian Southwest Jewelry

Lot of 3 Native American Black Pottery Vessels, Toni Roller 12/95 "Walking Bear Paw", Cliff Roller '95, Santa Clara Pueblo and Ortiz 5/93. {AGOO7418/3} (AC ) Dimensions: Rollers: 4.5 x 4 h and 7.5 x 6

lot of 3 Southwest Native American pottery vessels

Artist: Various | Title: Lot of 3 Navajo Bracelets | Clockwise, starting at the bottom: Unknown; silver. 1 by 2 1/2 inches, 7/8 inch opening Joe Willeto (Navajo) b. 1950; sterling. 1 1/2 by 2 1/2 inch

(lot of 3) Navajo blankets, including a Yei style example labeled Effie Dixon, 3' x 2'1", another with labeled Ganado, Jane Begay, 2'6" x 3'5", etc.

(lot of 3) Navajo carpets, 6'3'' x 3'6'', 4'11'' x 2'9'', and 4'4''x 3'4'' each having polychrome detail

Sterling Silver Genuine Turquoise Vintage Old Pawn Ring Lot of 3 Navajo Native American Southwest Indian Jewelry |||Weight: 31.5 Grams Total, Ring Sizes: 7,7, 10

(lot of 3) Navajo sterling silver and multi-stone jewelry suite, comprising: (1) Emer Thompson collar necklace, having three shaped plates set with a variety of semi-precious stones, short adjustable

(Lot of 3) Vintage Navajo turquoise inlaid silver jewelry items, including two cuff bracelets (one by L. James), a Old Pawn Sleeping Beauty turquoise inlaid watch cuff, total weight 7.2 toz

(lot of 3) Pair of Navajo turquoise mounted silver candlesticks and a miscellaneous jigger, the larger 4.5"h, 4.5toz

Title: Lot of 3 Yei Patterned Navajo Rugs Media: Wool From left to right: Five Figures with Spears 28 by 42 inchesTwo Figures with Feather Corn and Animals 27 by 31 inchesU Form Figure with Corn Baske

(lot of 3) Native American silver rings, likely Navajo/ Dine, including: (1) sterling silver with bezel-set turquoise stone, approx size 8, (1) silver (content unknown) with turquoise pear shaped cabo

(lot of 2) Native American pottery, Navajo, polished redware vases with applied pitch, signed on underside Alice Cling (b.1946), largest: approx 5.5"h, 4"diam; 1.75lbs total Start Price $80.00

(lot of 3) Native American silver and turquoise rings, all likely Navajo, including: (1) bearing hallmark for Mark Chee (Navajo), bezel-set tear drop and small circular cabochons, approx size 5; (1) h

Native American Navajo Rug lot of 3 rugs, 40" x 33", 29" x 21", 36" x 18",

Navajo and Zuni Silver and Petit Point Turquoise Cluster Belt Buckles third quarter 20th century lot of 3, includes: one signed F.M. BEGAY NAVAJO and marked STERLING, length 4 inches x width 3 inches,

Juanita Shije Native American Ceramic Pottery. Great condition. 3.75" h x 4.87" w.

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

Native American Pottery Collector's Lot. Including 3 Hopi pots signed Verla Dewakuku (b.1932); and 7 Acoma pottery vessels, 6 signed: Dolores S. Sanchez, R. Marie, Mary D. Lewis, Dolores Lewis, Emma L

(lot) Native American sterling silver and turquoise jewelry suite, assembled, each in a feather, bead, scroll motif: (set) earrings and necklace, both signed JH Etsitty (Julia Etsitty, Navajo, 20thc.)