Micaceous Bowl, Therese Picuris

3 inches tall with 5 inch diameter. Hand coiled

2-3/8 inches tall with 4-3/4 inch diameter. Hand coiled

Large micaceous jar, pitcher, and small jar by Virginia Romero; Taos. Brownware bowl by Rowena Gibson, Taos. Lidded pot by Ethel Yazza, Picuris Pueblo. Dimensions: Largest jar 14" H x 9" diam Property

3 inches tall with 5 inch diameter. Hand coiled

Myrtle Cata (Native American, b. 1953), San Juan Pueblo two-toned ceramic pottery micaceous bowl, etched signature "Myrtle Cata, San Juan Pue." 5" H x 8.75" W. Provenance: Property removed from the Po

1940's Native American Taos Micaceous Bowl, measures 2.5'' x 4''D

5-3/4 inch diameter x 3-7/8 inches tall

7-1/4 inch diameter x 2-5/8 inches tall

3-1/2 inches tall with 4-1/2 inch diameter

Russell Sanchez (San Ildefonso, b. 1963) Group of Three Small Pottery Vessels Red Micaceous Bowl with Turquoiseinscribed underside: Russell Sanchez / San Ildefonso / Pueblo / 1982 height 3 1/8 x diame

The collection includes: 1) Dominquita Naranjo (born 1942) incised micaceous bowl, signed on the base, measures 3 x 6 inches. 2) Rosita de Herrera (born 1940) incised bowl, signed on the base, measure

Lonnie Vigil (Nambe, b. 1949) Large Micaceous Pottery Bowl signed Lonnie Vigil (base) height 8 1/2 inches x diameter 14 inches

Native American Taos Micaceous Clay Bowl, measures 4.5''H x 10.5''W, fluted rim with incised designs

Native American Picuris Micaceous Clay Pottery Jar, measures 5'' x 6.5'', fire clouds present

4-1/2 inch diameter x 2-1/8 inches tall

A group of micaceous pottery bowlsLate 19th/20th centuryOne incised: Felipe / Jicarilla Apache / La Madera NM; one with maker's cipher to undersideThe cookware group comprising one Felipe Ortega (1952

one mid 20th century, 4-1/2 x 9-1/4 in.; one late 20th century, with black decoration on inside of bowl, micaceous red glaze, 4-1/4 x 9 in.; both with red bands at base, framing lines with prominent c

A Hopi redware example, by Garnet Pavatea; a Picuris micaceous jar, signed AD (likely Anthony Durand); and a Navajo vessel with an illegible signature Largest example: Height: 11 1/2 inches; Diameter:

Vintage Native American Picuris Pueblo Micaceous Clay Vase, measures 8''H x 6''D, sweet little fox handles, fluted rim

Two Picuris Pueblo Micaceous Pottery Vessels, Anthony Durand - 20th Century, New Mexico. Two Picaris Pueblo pottery vessels with micaneous clay that gives each piece a unique shimmering surface. A) An

1950's Native American Santo Domingo Micaceous Clay Pottery Bowl, measures 6''D x 2''H, fire cloud present on side

DESCRIPTION: Eastern Woodlands two-handles bowl of micaceous soapstone. MEASUREMENTS: 10-1/2" diameter x 4-3/4" high. CONDITION: No defects noted.

(2) Picuris Pueblo Anthony Durand Pottery Vessels, Picuris Pueblo, micaceous pottery pitcher and double handled pot, signed Picuris AD at the underside of each, fired clay, 7 1/4"H pitcher, 6 1/4" dia

Edna Romero signed Native American dark brown micaceous Taos Pueblo bowl measures 8.5 in. wide x 3.5 in. high x 7 in. across rim. No evidence of cracks or repairs. If lot is absent of a condition repo