Mata Ortiz Blackware Zoomorph Jar, Jose Quezada

Reynaldo Quezada (Mexican, Mata Ortiz, 1940-present) Signed Reynaldo Quezada on the underside, a stunning, black-glazed olla vessel decorated with tooled zigzag motifs across the surface from rim to t

Jaime Quezada Celado (Mexican, Mata Ortiz, 20th century). Blackware pottery owl jar. Signed "Jaime Quezada C" on underside of base. A charming blackware jar in the adorable form of a seated owl by Jai

Oscar Ortiz Black on Black Figural Ram Form Pottery Vessel, with relief molded head, horns and rear, signed on base, 6 3/4" high. Good condition.

20th c., SAMUEL QUEZADA MATA ORTIZ BLACKWARE JAR sgn. on bottom, Samuel L. Quezada, decorated with an overall swirling pattern and a highly polished "gunmetal"

Mexican Mata Ortiz 3-Dimensional Lizard Jar by Jose Quezada, measures 8'' x 9'' and is signed by the artist, features black on black designs and 2 textured lizards, Jose Quezada is the eldest son of m

Coiled and carved pottery jar from the Mata Ortiz Pueblo by artist Dora Quezada. Incised signature to bottom. Includes coiled twig stand. Excellent condition with no apparent chips, cracks, or repairs

(lot of 3) Burnished blackware pottery ollas, Mata Ortiz, Mexico, including: (1) signed underfoot Oscar Gonzales Quezada (20th c.), approx 5.5"h, 5.75"diam, (1) signed underfoot Jeronimo Villalpando (

Blackware pottery turtle effigy jar, Rosa Quezada (Casa Grande), working in the Mata Ortiz tradition, with incised shell pattern, sculpted features, approx 6.75"h, 9"diam, 2.5lbs **Provenance: consign

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

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

**Originally Listed At $250** Rogelio Silveira (Mexican, Mata Ortiz, b. mid-20th century) ca. late 20th century CE. A handmade pottery vase of a substantial size, resting on a rounded but stable base.

Mexican Mata Ortiz Jar by Jose Gonzales. This black on black textures pot has a Rabbit design and stands 9''H and is 8''W. Mata Ortiz is a small village in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico. The potters

Ca. 1980s, Fantastic thin-walled polychrome pottery jar with rare carved top, signed. Very good condition. 11" x 9"

Late 1900s, Large graceful black-on-black jar with eccentric carved top and contemporary motif. Very good condition, minor scuffs. 16" x 11"

Late 1900s, Fine black-on-black pottery jar with traditional motif and unique carved square rim. Very good condition. 6-1/2" x 8"

Mexican Mata Ortiz Lizard Jar by Jose Villa, signed by artist and measures 8.5''H x 6''D, carved (sgraffito) details on lizards, fabulous colors and shape, comes with metal stand

Mata Ortiz Polychrome Jar by Jose Villa, measures 5'' x 6.5''D, signed by artist, features anatomically correct warriors

Mexican Mata Ortiz Pottery Jar by Jose Gonzalez, measures 8.5''H x 9.5''D, signed by artist

Mexican Mata Ortiz Pottery Jar by Jose Gonzalez, measures 10.5'' x 9''W, signed by artist, features Kokopellis

Mexican Mata Ortiz Textured Jar by Jose Gonzalez, signed by artist and measures 9.5''H x 9''D, features 4 concave rabbit medallions, highly textured rattlesnake

Mexican Mata Ortiz Snake Jar by Jose Gonzalez, measures 8.25''D x 10''H and signed by artist, textured neck, fluted flared rim

Mexican Mata Ortiz Textured Jar by Jose Gonzalez, features textured 3D snake wrapped around jar, signed by artist, flared rim, highly burnished in areas. Measures 8.75 W x 9.75"H.

Mata Ortiz Blackware Pot by Juan Quezada, C.1990, signed. Provenance: Mark Sublette, Medicine Man Gallery, Tucson, AZ; ex Solinksy Collection, Arizona; ex Bicking Estate, Arizona. Size: 11.5'' x 10''

Lydia Quezada Talavera (Mexican, Mata Ortiz, ca. 1950s to present) An elegant "three-blacks" pottery vase by Mata Ortiz artist, Lydia Quezada, younger sister to Juan Quezada, a major force in Mata Ort