Native American Redware Pottery

Native American "Navajo" Redware Pottery (7), 2 bowls signed "HBT", 1 dated 2014, pot signed "RW" (Rose Williams), jar w/applied decoration signed "JC" (Jonathon Chee), small double wedding vase, pipe

Signed on bottom. Jemez Pue, Walatowa N.M. 7 3/4" tall

(b. 1946, Dine) Signed: Alice Cling The vessel with wide shoulder and narrow neck with burnished slip glaze 13" H x 8" Dia.

Native American redware pottery seed pot, signed underfoot J.C. Redcorn (Jereldine Redcorn, Caddo Culture, Oklahoma, b.1939), dated 2008, with etched geometric motifs, approx 3.5"h, 8"diam, 1.1lbs **N

Native American redware pottery wedding vase/ jar, Juanita Fragua (Jemez Pueblo, Walatowa, New Mexico, 1935-2020), with red and black slip designs, signed underfoot, approx 10"h, 4.75"diam, 2lbs Start

UNMARKED NATIVE AMERICAN REDWARE POTTERY VASE. WEAR TO SURFACE. 15" H.

(lot of 2) Native American pottery, Lakota Sioux, signed on underside Norman Red Star (Wi-Cahpe-Luza, b.1955, nephew of Elmer Red Starr), including: (1) with sgraffito scene of a buffalo hunt, turquoi

(lot of 3) Native American burnished redware pots, San Ildefonso and San Juan Pueblos, with Avanyu water serpent and geometric designs, comprising: (1) signed Tomasita Montoya (Tomasita Reyes Montoya,

Late 20th century Ceramic School, hand formed and painted with incised decoration, signed "Jose G." on underside, 8.75 inches, with redware Bowl with curving lip and traditional geometric design, 11 i

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

Pr. Native American Santo Domingo Redware Pottery Jars, largest measures 8''D x 4''H, both have nice thick walls

Prehistoric Native American Caddo Red Ware Incised Pottery Bowl; Red River, East Pattern - Canoe | Vessel with four rim peaks decorated with parallel curved (canoe) incised lines matching the curved s

(lot of 4) Native American Pottery, Navajo, including: (1) miniature redware pottery, with Avanyu water serpent motif, signed on underside Sasha Bluesky (b.1972), approx 1.75"h, 1.75"diam, (3) signed

Native American Prehistoric Anasazi Corrugated Redware Pottery Olla, AD 1000-1600 | Hand-made with unobliterated coils running vertically | Approx. Size: 5.5" H x 5.75" W (lip: 2.75" D) | Provenance:

Dolly Naranjo attributed Native American Santa Clara Pueblo ceramic redware pottery vase with incised geometric decoration and applied turquoise cabochon, signed underside: "Dolly." 2.25" H x 3.75" di

Attributed Avelia & Anderson Peynetsa Redware Zuni Pottery Vase. Signed at the Bottom "A.A. Peynetsa Zuni N.M."Condition: Excellent.Dimensions: H-9.75" x Dia-10".Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Hom

Norman Red Star, Native American/Sioux, b. 1955. A 20th century Redware pottery vase. Geometric and figural designs depicting a buffalo hunt using sgraffito technique with inlaid Turquoise accents. Si

(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

Native American Pottery Vase by N. TansingRedware pottery with sgraffito and hand carving, signed underneath.Height: 11 1/2 inches

Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona, Hohokam, ca. 10th to 15th century CE. A hand-built redware pottery vessel with two spherical chambers connected via a central channel. The highly

Sue A. Williams Arizona 20th Century Flared rim deep russet pot with fillet rim and high polish finish. Williams learned how to make pottery from her mother, Rose Williams, who was an influential Nava

American, late 20th century. Three Jemez redware pottery vases with pueblo motif by Natalie Sandia, Caroline Loretto, and Mary H. Loretto. All signed to underside. Approx. h. 7", w. 7.5" (largest), h.

Vangie Tafoya, Native American (Santa Clara), b. 1944. A 20th century Redware pottery vase. Geometric and hummingbird designs using sgraffito technique with lobed detail at back. Signed "Vangie Tafoya

American, late 20th century. A group of three Jemez redware pottery vases with pueblo motif by Natalie Sandia, Caroline Loreto, and Mary H. Loretto. All signed to underside. Approx. h. 7", w. 7.5" (la