NATIVE AMERICAN BLACKWARE POTTERY LARGE OLLA JAR

(lot of 8) Acoma and Navajo pottery group, consisting of a large Acoma style Olla or water jar, 6.5"h; (2) small Acoma pottery bowls, an Acoma style vessel with handles, a Navajo style vase with geome

A Casa Grandes / Mata Ortiz blackware / black on black pottery olla / ola jar. The glazed ceramic pot formed as a double olla jar, the handle formed as a reptile lizard. Overall Native American geomet

Various Ages, Large pottery olla with recessed belly band and checkered pattern, 2 holes, 11" x 10"; large Navajo pottery jar with decorative rim design, rim crack leading to hole, layers missing from

BLACKWARE VASE, SIGNED ON BASE, 7 1/2" W x 5" H. & LARGE OLLA. 11" DIAM x 10" H.

Ten including Jody Folwell etched exhibition piece, Damien Quezada large olla, two Jesus Martinez blackware vessels, Alice Cling vase, etc., late 20th c. All signed Tallest: 12" x 8" dia.

A large Casa Grandes / Mata Ortiz blackware / black on black and brown pottery olla / ola jar. Glazed ceramic pot decorated with four roundels in brown depicting fish, surrounded by a Native American

Two (2) Southwestern Native American pottery jars. 1st item: Stella Shutiva (Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, 1935-1997) whiteware pottery jar with corrugated design to shoulder, signed in marker "S, Shutiva

Joy Cain Native American blackware pottery jar. Signed to underside Joy Cain, Santa Clara Pueblo. Measures approx. 4.5 inches diameter and 3.75 inches tall. Some surface wear consistent with exposure.

Native American blackware pottery jar. A very bold coiled and carved pottery jar from the Mata Ortiz Pueblo by indigenous artist Dora Quezada. H7" D8". Mint condition. This item ships from Pennsylvani

Native American pottery olla/ jar, Dora Antonio, Acoma Pueblo, black, red, and white geometric design, approx 9.25"h, 10.75"diam, 3.25lbs Start Price: $60.00

A small pottery blackware olla with abstract design on body. Dimensions: 3-1/2" H; Weight: 7 oz. Provenance: Ex collection, New York, N.Y.

Native American Indian blackware pottery small jar signed JM SDB 4 inches in diameter 2 1/2 inches height

A Native American Santa Clara blackware pottery jarMarie & JulianSigned to underside.height 3 1/4in (8cm); diameter 4in (10cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Hawaiian Collector

Vintage Native American hand-made Blackware pottery jar, signed by the artist: J.G. Alvan (view underside). Geometric designs throughout. Dimensions: 4 7/8 in. hgt. x 10 1/2 in. cir.; Top opening 4 1/

NATIVE AMERICAN BLACKWARE POTTERY VESSEL, globular olla form having flared rim with squared edge, featuring incised floral / foliate decoration, signed "Juan Galan" to underside of base. Second half 2

Vintage Native American Navajo Pottery Olla. Signed. Hand coiled and hand decorated. Measures 10" wide by 6" tall

Group of three (3) Native American Anasazi culture pottery ollas or jars including one (1) with red, black and white geometric polychrome decoration, one (1) Matsaki form with white and black on red g

Large Native American blackware pottery vase with eagle feather design. 13 1/2"H x 8 1/4"Diam.

Here is a fantastic Native American Hopi Pottery Polychrome Vase. It measures 5 Inches tall X 5 Inches wide. The Hopi Design is exquisite and made by one of the top award winning Hopi Artist Alta Yess

Four pieces of Native American pottery. Minor frying to large Hopi jar on one side. Largest: H 8-1/2" top Dia 6-7/8". Smallest H 3" top Dia 3-7/8"

Maria Martinez (1887-1980) and Santana Martinez (1909-2002) - San Ildefonso Blackware Native American pottery Jar vase. Signed "Marie and Santana." 3 1/2"H x 4"W

Prehistoric Native American Anasazi Tularosa Pottery Jar / Olla | Black-on-white Tularosa Dog Head Pottery Jar | Approx. Size: 6.5" H x 6.75" | Provenance: Estate of Dr. Ora & Eleanor Eads, Nashville,

A grouping of Southwestern Native American pottery to include three large Caddo jars and a decorated stoneware bowl. Largest jar: 11in tall x 11in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbsid

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