Native American Tesque Pottery Figure

Native American Tesuque pottery rain God figure. circa 1900. H 9-3/4", W 4-1/2", D 5-1/2" Condition: Original condition. Crack to right leg and around the neck. Inspected under UV light. No restoratio

Two Native American pottery figuresTwo works:Joe Cajero Jr. (b. 1971, Jemez Pueblo)"Morning of Feast Day," late 20th/21st centurySigned and titled to base side versoA Jemez polychrome potter

The various Native American pottery figures include a Jemez owl signed B. Gauchupin, a quail signed M. Chino, Acoma and Zuni owls signed Mary S,all and Nellie ??, plus a nice owl with sculpted detail

A Large Lot Of Pre-Columbian/Native American Pottery Figures And Pieces, 12 Pieces. Some fragments are broken, please see pics. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and reque

Native American Cochiti pottery storyteller figure by Seferina Ortiz; featuring a seated woman storyteller, surrounded by five children; signed to base; H: 6" (approx.)

Rare Tom Polacca native American pottery figurine. Thomas Polacca was a son of noted potter Fannie Nampeyo and a grandson of Nampeyo of Hano. Along with Wallace Youvella (the husband of his sister Iri

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

Native American pottery storyteller figure, with turquoise and coral beaded jewelry. Signed on the underside H Sando Jemez. 11 1/2"H

2 Native American pottery storyteller figures. Smaller signed M.I. Lucero Jemez, 5"H; larger signed "Aggie" Acoma NM., and dated 97, 6 1/4"H. Larger storyteller chipped on butterfly wing.

HAND PAINTED POTTERY FIGURE WITH SNAKE. REPAIR TO NECK AND HEAD. 31" H

Native American Jemez Pueblo Pottery Storyteller Figures, Signed B.E. Jemez. One Piece Unsigned. Largest Approximately 5.0L x 3.25H x 2.75W. Canoe Figure Approximately 6.25L x 2.5W z 2.125H in. Smalle

Native American, Southwest, New Mexico, Tesuque Pueblo people, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. Three hand-built terracotta sculptures of a "Rain Deity" seated- the two remaining arms have the ch

Virgil Ortiz Native American Cochiti Pueblo Pottery Mano Figure. Standing painted pottery male figure. Markings to foot underside. {Approximate dimensions: 16 3/4 high x 12 1/4 inches wide.}. Conditio

Late 20th/early 21st Century Variously signed Comprising fifteen fetish figures in carved stone, carved fossil, and pottery, consisting of turtles, bears, foxes, wolves, a bison, and a cat, artists

signed Reycita Cosen, 1984, 6 1/4" diameter together with Cochiti Pueblo Storyteller Doll signed Juanita, Tarbell Pottery Native American Figure, dated 1990

Large pottery figure by Native American (Cheyenne, married into Cochiti) Cochiti Pueblo artist Margaret Quintana (b. 1948) representing a singer. Signed to underside of one foot. Approx. 21 1/2" H.

Large Austin Production Native American Pottery Sculpture of a Seated Figure Holding a Bowl. Signed and dated 1988. Measures 28" x 18-1/2" x 19". Condition: Figure has a hairline on obverse side other

Beautiful Pueblo pottery figurine featuring an American Indian storyteller. The figurine is in nice condition and is unsigned. Measures 5-1/4" tall x 3-1/4" across x 4" deep.

Assembled group of eight Native American pottery objects, including bowls, vases, plates, figure with traditional designs, pueblo, acoma; some signed by John Gonzales, C. Howeya, M. Chavez, Avelina Co

RHODE CENDOLA, NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY VASE, H 17" A stylized figure for a lid. Signed on the underside. From the estate of Gerald Torrence, Chicago.

Provenance: The Estate of Drs. Frank and Barbara Pino of San Antonio, TX 16" tall x 9" wide/ Largest Includes earthenware pottery, religious figures, Native American figures Please note: All the

AMADO MAURILIO PEÑA Signed Lithograph, signature to lower left reads ‘Amado Maurilio Peña’, depicts a pair Native American figures each holding a pottery jar, The figures are wrapp

Five (5) pieces of Southwestern Native American Pottery. 1st item: Louis Naranjo (Cochiti, 1932-1997) and Virginia Naranjo (Cochiti, b. 1932) hand-painted polychrome pottery figure attired in a ceremo

including San Ildefonso blackware, Nampayo, Santa Clara and Story Teller figure the largest is 6" diameter