Kewa Pottery Dough Bowl

Kewa Dough Pottery Bowl first quarter 20th century large form with lipped rim; heavy handed design with winged elements and open-work leaves height 12 inches x diameter 19-1/2 inches From the Collecti

Rosalie Medina Toribo, Attributed (Zia, ca 1858-1950) Pottery Dough Bowl of large form with geometric designs on rim height 10-1/2 inches x diameter 17-1/2 inches cf. The Pottery of Zia Pueblo (Harlow

Zia Pottery Dough Bowl ca 1900 heavy and large form; decorated with a band of geometrics height 10-1/2 inches x diameter 18-1/2 inches Included is a note of identification from the late Francis Harlow

Zuni Pottery Dough Bowl fourth quarter 19th century interior with an intriguing hatched scalloped band height 4-1/2 inches x diameter 13-1/4 inches From the Collection of Bruce and Claire Montgomerie

A Puebloan pottery dough bowl20th centuryAppears unsignedWith red painted geometric motifs over buff slip glaze6" H x 13.25" W x 8.325" D Provenance: The Estate of Oscar and Barbara Lei

4-1/2 inches tall with 9-1/2 inch diameter. Hand coiled

Primitive Dough Bowl Hopi Pueblo polychrome pottery dough bowl with bear claws, avian form and geometrics on a tan ground. Signed indistinctly "Ve? Iswakuku". Circa mid-20th century. PROVENANCE: Purch

Description: This lot includes a large poly chrome painted Native American dough bowl. The bowl is signed on the bottom. By the artist "Arthur and Hilda Coriz" from Santo Domingo Pueblo. Featuring won

Large Traditional Native American Santo Domingo Pottery Dough Bowl by Vicky T. Calabaza, measures 14'' x 7'' and is signed by artist, FYI: ''Vicky T. Calabaza was born in 1959 and has been actively po

Native American Santo Domingo Pottery Dough Bowl by Connie T., measures 11''D x 3''H, beautiful flower and leaf designs, signed by artist, nice thick walled bowl

19th C. Large Pottery Dough Bowl with Stripe. Measures 6.5 x 13.5 inches.

Pottery Dough Bowl 14" across

USA Pottery Dough Bowl 12" across

Dimensions: H 10.5" x Diameter 22"Condition: good, some glaze losses

Vicentita Pino Zia Pueblo, (1917-2009), a redware pottery dough bowl with a repeating band of geometric designs in red, orange, and brown about the rim, any signature obscured with a square of carpet

Native American, Southwestern United States, Zuni, ca. late 19th century CE. A marvelous, coil-formed pottery dough bowl of massive scale, presenting a flat base and sturdy walls that rise outwards to

Josie Cheykaychi (American active late 20th early 21st century), Santo Domingo (Kewa Pueblo) terra cotta bowl, having a slightly flared rim and decorated with a geometric band, signed underneath Josie

Josefita Martinez (1937-2009). Two vintage Native American Santo-Domingo (or Kewa) blackware pottery handle bowls, handmade by the late potter Josefita Martinez (Josie). Circa 1980s. Signed on base: J

Rafaelita Aguilar (Kewa, b. 1936) Blackware Pottery Bowl signed Rafealita Aguilar (base) height 8 1/4 inches x diameter 11 1/2 inches

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

Ca. 1900, Large widely flared polychrome dough bowl with traditional interior and exterior motifs. Very good condition, but has two glued stress cracks. 5" x 14"

Description: This lot includes a large poly chrome painted Native American dough bowl. The bowl is signed on the bottom. By the artist "Arthur and Hilda Coriz" from Santo Domingo Pueblo. Featuring won

Eleven small Pueblo pottery pieces, mostly Kewa and Zuni, including five bowls, six pots, and one canteen. Provenance: Collection of Judith Balderson, MN. Dimensions: Height ranges from 2 1/4 to 4 1/4

Shallow bowl for sweet bread and dough. Intricate design. Dimensions: H 3.5" x Dia. 10.5" Condition: Surface scratches, crazing, scattered chips and glaze losses.