Tonita Roybal Blackware Charger

A Tonita Roybal (1892-1945) blackware charger, signed to underside. Diameter 11.5".

Tonita Martinez Roybal(San Ildefonso, 1892 - 1945)Blackware Platefired clayHeight 1 x Diameter 4 5/8 in. (2.54 x 11.75 cm.) Private Collection, Oklahoma

Tonita Martinez Roybal (Tewa Indian of San Ildefonso Pueblo, 1892-1945). Blackware jar, n.d. Signed on underside of base. An attractive pottery jar made by renowned San Ildefonso artist Tonita Martine

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

1892-1945. Signed. Polished black on blackware bowl with geometric designs. Some surface wear. 4.25"h.

San Ildefonso Pueblo pot signed by Tonita (Roybal 1892-1945). Measures 5". Domestic shipping $12. USPS shipping cost only, no additional fees for in-house materials or handling. International shipping

Title: San Ildefonso blackware pottery jar signed Tonita ca 1930's Dimensions: 4 3/4" diameter x 4" high Provenance/Additional Info: Signed Tonita for Tonita Martinez Roybal (1892-1945). Tonita and he

San Ildefonso, Pair of BowlsTonita Martinez + Juan Cruz Roybal(San Ildefonso, 1892 - 1945) + (San Ildefonso, 1896 - 1990)Blackware Bowlfired clayinscribed: Tonita / and / Juan

Marie and Julian Martinez San Ildefonso blackware pottery charger with stylized feather design. Signed "Marie & Julian" en verso. 14 5/8" dia. x 2"H. 20th century. Provenance: Private Knoxville, TN es

San Ildefonso, (1892-1945), signed on base "Tonita/1925", long neck jar/vase with red on red geometric decoration, 10-3/4 x 7-3/4 in. Provenance: Private Florida Collection

signed Tonita Height- 11 1/2" No in-house shipping available for this item View our list of Recommended Shippers

San Ildefonso Black on Black Pottery Lamp, Attributed to Tonita Roybal c. 1920-30s, 20" x 9". Acquired from a private collection in Arizona. The owner had purchased this in Riverside, California about

signed "Marie & Julian" to underside Provenance: The Estate of Valerie Franklin Condition: with repair 14 1/4 inches diameter

Tonita Roybal (1892-1945) has been called, "One of the finest potters of the twentieth century." This traditional black on black jar's design is an Avanyu, the Tewa deity, the water serpent (guardian)

Provenance: The Estate of Valerie Franklin Condition: with repair 14 1/4 inches diameter

Juan and Tonita Roybal San Ildefonso Vase. A large and boldly decorated Avanyu water serpent at the waist and sharp arrow tips surrounding the rim. Swags and shields fill the voids topping the serpent

signed "Marie & Julian" to underside Provenance: The Estate of Valerie Franklin Condition: a repair with visible crack spanning from rim to rim 14 1/4 inches diameter

Three Redware Jars largest by Tonita Roybal (San Ildefonso, 1892-1945), other two signed illegibly largest height 5 3/4 x 8 inches Provenance: Property from the collection of H. Thomas Axt, New York,

San Ildefonso Group of Three Pottery Bowlsincludes one bowl by Tonita Roybal (San Ildefonso, 1892 - 1945) and one by Desideria Montoya Sanchez (San Ildefonso, 1889 - 1982)Largest: height 4 3/8 x diame

Iconic image of a young Tablita Woman Dancer (believed to be a young Tonita Roybal, a well-known potter from San Ildefonso. Photo taken by Curtis in 1905. (From Suffolk engineering company Cambridge M

Six Pueblo pots in the style of Fannie Nampeyo, Manuel Tafoya and Anna Chavvaria (Anna Chavarria), and Maria and Tonita Roybal; each bears the signatures of said potters. Provenance: Collection of Jud

Two seventies era original framed works by Native American artists circa 1970-1972. 'Buffalo Maiden' by Tonita Roybal, 1970 - Tewa Tribe measuring 18.75" x 15.5". 'The Hopi Clowns' by A.E. Honahnie, 1

SANTA CLARA CARVED BLACK WARE CHARGER. DIAMETER 13 1/4" (IMPERFECTIONS)

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