South American Black Pottery Wine Cup - Albert Gallatin

3 pieces South American, Indian pottery, small decorated glazed cup with ear, black vase & bottle with 3 loops, largest piece in image is 9.5" tall, note hole in crock

AN EARLY SOUTH AMERICAN BLACK POTTERY VESSEL overlaid with figures. 24 cm x 16 cm.

AN UNUSUAL EARLY SOUTH AMERICAN BLACK POTTERY VESSEL. 18.5 cm high.

This is a Mesoamerican/South American Pre-Columbian black pottery figural vessel. Executed with a face and full body in a crouched position. 5" x 5 1/2" x 5 1/2"

Misc. lot including Canton jar, South American pottery bird vessel, glass chamberstick, early cups etc.. (imperfections).

South American pair of wall masks, the first a pre-Columbian-manner Teotihuacan Aztec warrior with hawk headdress black-glazed pottery example, the second a toleware painted tin fanged cat. Larger: 7.

Native American, Southwestern United States, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona, Anasazi / Ancestral Puebloan, ca. 1050 to 1225 CE. A charming black-on-white pottery cup with a small handle and geometri

Otto Natzler (Austrian/American, 1908-2007) and Gertrud Natzler (Austrian/American, 1908-1971). Volcanic glazed yellow and black studio ceramic pottery vase or cup. Marked along the underside.Otto Nat

Pre-Columbian South American Pottery Assortment (6) items including (3) Chimu black ware vessels and orange double sided whistle, a Quimbaya seated male figure having a square head; and a smaller vess

possibly Pre-Colombian, small handled jug; conical vessel with black slip; two small standing figures; large seated figure, 9-3/4 in. - Provenance: Private Collection, Greenville, North Carolina

3 South American style vases. (1) Green vase hand carved with iguana's ( 8 3/4 in x 4 in) (2) Signed Darwin Calero vase with turquoise swirl pattern (5 in x 7 in) (3) black vase with brown relief cut

South American Huari Pottery Pitcher Earthenware polychrome pitcher having orange and black decoration over ivory painted body Condition: Good, overall moderate wear consistent with age and normal use

South American, Shipibo people, hand-built pottery bowl, thin walled, classic jigsaw motifs, with black highlights and blue crosses. 6-1/4" x 3-1/4", 11 oz.

Title: Anasazi pottery shards from the 4 corners area of the American South West Dimension: The largest piece is a black on white rim that measures 2 1/4” tall. Provenance:The shards were collected

A group of 4 Michael Simon (American, 1947-2021) salt glazed stoneware pottery footed yunomi style drinking cups having varying black glaze patterns and glazed interiors. Each is stamped 'MS' near bas

Group of (5) Santa Clara and San Juan Pueblo sgraffito-carved miniature black and sienna pottery, to include: GLORIA ''GOLDENROD'' GARCIA, (Santa Clara Pueblo, b. 1942), jar with Native Americans poin

An American Historical Transfer Decorated Staffordshire Pottery Pearlware Canary Yellow Child's Cup, First Quarter 19th Century. Can form, applied strap handle, the front decorated with black tran

Seven (7) Cowpens, South Carolina pottery items by African American potters, Winton and Rosa Eugene (South Carolina, 20th/21st Century), including one (1) black glaze pitcher with unglazed body etched

Native American Indian Anasazi Pottery Assortment (3) items including a pitcher having black and white painting, a Mesa Verde cup having brown and tan painting and a ladle having painted black stripes

This fantastic piece of pottery is of Native American origin. It is an Anasazi (Northeastern Arizona) culture from 1150-1300 AD. Mug is black lines and zigzag pattern on white. Stands approx 3.5" tall

Circa 1900, York County, South Carolina, attributed to the Catawba Indian potters of that region. The somewhat large vessel having a buff body with some black tones characteristic of that region. The

Ancient South Italian Gnathian Oinochoe c.350 BC. Size 12 1/4 inches high. A large south Italian Gnathian Ware Black Pottery footed Oinochoe Jug with strap handle, ribbed body decorated with Eros and

Albert Eugene Gallatin (American: 1882 - 1952) abstract composition oil painting on canvas board. Signed to lower left. Circa: 1930/1940s. Measures: 12" W x 16" H + 1" Frame. From a Bal Harbor estate.

William Aiken Walker (American/South Carolina, 1839-1921) "Black Man with Cane, Standing in a Cotton Field" oil on canvasboard signed lower right, and labels from "Didier's" and Louisiana State Museum