A group of Southwest Pueblo pottery

Group of two Southwest Native American San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pottery pots, ca. 1930s-50s. Both decorated and unsigned. One with a serpent design along the sides. Heights range from 2 1/2 in t

vase by Miana Pablito, 5"

lot of 6 vases, 5 to 6"

vase, 13", signed Lillie Patricia

lot of 6 vases, 5 to 8"

lot of 4 vases, 9 to 10"

vase signed Joe, 13"

lot of 7 vases, 4 to 5"

vase signed JMC, 11"

vase by Concho, 13"

vase, 11", signed M. Vallo

vase by Donna Quintana, 11"

vase by Roberta Trujillo, 11"

vase, 14", signed RNK Sanchez

lot of 7 miniatures

vase by RNK Sanchez, 15"

vase, 11"

lot of 6 vases, 4 to 11"

comprising two white-ground Mata Ortiz by Elias Pena (7 1/2 and 6 in. high), one Zia pueblo decorated with bird motif, by Eusebia Shije (6 in. high), one Mata Ortiz decorated in red and buff, by Mirey

Traditional Tesuque Dough Bowl, constructed of native clay, slipped with a rag-wiped bentonite slip and decorated with designs typical of the 1880 period on the interior, red exterior, 5 1/2" x 13". H

(2) Native American Southwest Pueblo pottery pots, 19th/20th c., Acoma pueblo, polychrome painted earthenware, unsigned, each with collection inventory labels affixed to underside, the larger pot labe

Native American Southwest Pre-Columbian pottery bowl, possibly Mimbres, with interior black on white polychrome decoration including stylized wing and feathers to the interior, red paint decoration to

early 20th c., Santo Domingo, both with black and red polychrome decoration on cream slip; a large bowl, 8.5”h; 12”diam. (surface loss and abrasions, shows use); the other, an olla, initialed in p

1930’s, Domingo, black and white decoration, 9.5”h