Taos Pueblo Pottery Mask by Fabiola Roybal-Calkins

2009 Native American Taos Pueblo Pottery Mask by Fabiola Roybal-Calkins of Abiquiu, New Mexico, embellished with coral beads, ready to hang, signed by artist and measures 5.75''D

Virginia Romero signed Native American Taos Pueblo pottery bowl measures 6.5 in. across x 3 in. high. No evidence of cracks or repairs. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via

Late 20th Century. A Taos Cheyenne Storyteller, pottery with applied button and feather accents, signed 'Cheyenne Jim.' Measures 13 x 8 x 6.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and s

A Taos Clown signed Juan Sandoval and a Taos Cheyenne Storyteller signed Jim Turyenne. Measures7 x 4.25 x 3.75 and 9.75 x 5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services o

To include a low bowl with lizard effigy, a more angular example with impressed roundels at the rim, and a covered pot with handles. Each is signed by Virginia T. Romero (1896 - 1998). Measures 4 x 9.

Includes 1992 signed taos Pueblo clay pottery by Naros and Mexico pottery pitcher by P. Mateos.

Two Native American pottery Taos Pueblo bowls, both signed (4" D., 5" Ht.).

Tonita and Juan Roybal San Ildefonso Pueblo black on black pottery vase ca 1930's 9" tall x 6" diameter. Condition: Excellent. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bi

Beautiful piece of pottery signed A. Martinez, Taos/Pueblo. Simple squat design and signed on bottom. Measures approx. 2.5" tall x 4.5" wide

Angie Yazzie. Melon Pot. Taos Pueblo. Signed and dated, 2003. Mint condition. 6" h x diameter 10". Andrea Fisher Fine Pottery, NM. Purchased 2004, $750, original invoice included. Photo of artist at I

A Jemez Koshare pottery mask Signed verso: Kathleen Wall A polychrome Koshare pottery wall mask with ribbon and corn husk accents, 8.5" H x 12" W (including corn husk) x 4" D

Cochiti storyteller doll by Dana M. Suina; Taos man storyteller doll by Juan Sandoval; Acoma storyteller doll by Peggy Garcia; and Jemez storyteller doll by Mary E Toya. Sizes range from 4.75 x 4 x 2.

Two Pueblo pottery story teller groups, the first by Margaret Quintara, signed 'Margaret Quintara, Taos, New Mexico, 1/1 1987', purchased from Western Heritage Indian Arts. Overland Park, KS., 12.25"h

Pueblo Pottery Assortment (42) items in various sizes including story tellers, snakes, watermelon clown, animals from Tesuque, Jimenez, Taos and Chohiti, most having signatures Property from: a Privat

Southwestern Pottery Assortment (7) items, most signed to undersides, including a black on black geometric motif jar signed 'Ruben Rodriguez'; Taos Pueblo micaceous vase having leather strap, signed '

(lot of 10) Native American and ethnographic pottery group, including a bird-form vessel, a Taos pueblo example, etc. largest: 7"h

Tonita Roybal (1892-1945) San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pottery bowl with stone polished geometric band decoration. Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. Chip to outer ed

The collection of five micaceous pottery examples includes: 1) Dawn Antelope (Taos Pueblo) signed on the base and dated 1985. 2) Shelden Nunez-Velarde (Jicarilla Apache) signed on the base. 3) A small

Two Taos Storyteller Boy and Girl dolls signed Juan Sandoval; a Jemez Mudhead (Head on Hand) signed Chris Fragua; and a Mudhead Storyteller signed Teresita and Wray Ortiz 10/99. Sizes range from 6.5 x

Pam Lujan-Hauer Micaceous Pottery Water Jar, tan jar with black and smoke decoration, micaceous clay shines in the light, signed on bottom "Pam Lujan-Hauer, Taos, Pueblo, NM, '00", 7.5" high

3 Native American Pueblo Pottery Pipes, largest measures 5'' x 2'', one is Tesuque and one is Taos

Rose Naranjo (1917-2004) Santa Clara Pueblo Black Pottery Bowl. This bowl was made in the micaceous style of the Taos Pueblo. Bowl is signed "Rose" and measures 7 3/4" Dia. X 3 1/2" High.

Group of two San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pottery dishes. Includes one plate by Maria Martinez (1887-1920) and Julian Martinez (1879-1943), and one dish by Santana Roybal Martinez and Adam Martinez,

American, late 20th / early 21st century. A group of six blackware San Ildefonso pottery jars with Pueblo and stylized geometric decorations by Julia Roybal, Rosalie & Joe Aguilar, Linda Askan 2010),