Ten modern Pueblo pottery owls

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Ten modern Pueblo pottery owls Including examples from Acoma, Zuni, Cochiti, Jemez and possibly other Pueblos. height 10 1/2 - 4 1/2in For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing

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Ten modern Pueblo pottery owls

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Modern and Historic Native American Art Online

Jun 07, 2026 3:00 PM EDT

Los Angeles, CA, United States

Six modern Acoma pottery owls: Eva Histia and Hilda Antonio: Six modern Acoma polychrome pottery owls The largest and two smallest examples signed H. Antonio, (Hilda Antonio, [1938 - 2008]); the other three by Eva Histia, (1914 - 2005). heights 10 1/2 - 3

Six modern Acoma pottery owls: Eva Histia and Hilda Antonio

A Seferina Ortiz owl storyteller figure: Seferina Ortiz Cochiti, (1931-2007), an anthropomorphic owl storyteller figure, an owlet grasped in each wing. height 9 1/2in, width 5in For further information on this lot please visit

A Seferina Ortiz owl storyteller figure

Five Seferina Ortiz pottery objects: Seferina Ortiz Cochiti, (1931-2007), five pottery items, including two owls, two chickens, and a petite canteen. greatest height 5in For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For

Five Seferina Ortiz pottery objects

A Taos silver headstall: A Taos silver headstall Of typical form with stamped cheek bands and conchas, the buckle stamped: TAOS, with second mark on opposite side, likely: M, mounted on leather and attached with a snaffle

A Taos silver headstall

Three Zuni or Southwest silver and inlay bolo ties: Three Zuni or Southwest silver and inlay bolo ties Each of silver and set with various stones, comprising: a Shalako-motif example, the inlay framed within a stamped silver and multi-stone inlay

Three Zuni or Southwest silver and inlay bolo ties

Three Zuni or Diné (Navajo) bolo ties: Three Zuni or Diné (Navajo) bolo ties Each of silver set with turquoise, the first two: each set with a single Royston turquoise stone, each apparently unmarked; the third: by Thompson Platero

Three Zuni or Diné (Navajo) bolo ties

Three katsina or related silver adornments: Three katsina or related silver adornments Comprising a katsina-form bolo tie set with four turquoise stones; a similar katsina-form pendant set with four turquoise and strung on a silver bead

Three katsina or related silver adornments

Four Hopi silver overlay adornments: Four Hopi silver overlay adornments Including: two bolo ties, the first set with a solitary #8 Mine turquoise by Art Batala (20th/21st century), stamped with maker's mark and: Sterling; the second in

Four Hopi silver overlay adornments

Three Southwest silver belts or hat bands: Three Southwest silver belts or hat bands Including a hat band with Liberty dime conchos and stamped buckle; a petite belt with fifteen stamped oval conchos and a conforming buckle, stamped:

Three Southwest silver belts or hat bands

A Southwest silver concho belt: A Southwest silver concho belt Designed with seven stamped oval conchas with scalloped edges separated by six repoussé-decorated bowtie or butterfly spacers, with a rectangular stamped and

A Southwest silver concho belt

A collection of Southwest silver adornments: A collection of Southwest silver adornments Including: a cast openwork cuff set with a solitary turquoise, inscribed on the interior: TR-1; a wide cuff bracelet set with three turquoise (possibly

A collection of Southwest silver adornments

Two Zuni fetish necklaces: Two Zuni fetish necklaces Comprising a three-strand bird-motif fetish necklace by Andrew Emerson Quam (1943-1976) and a two-strand multi-animal fetish necklace by Tony Luala (20th century); together

Two Zuni fetish necklaces

Four Zuni pottery owls: Four Zuni pottery owls Each painted in brown, cream and red/orange, the second-largest designed as a coin bank, with a baby emerging from under one wing and a worm clutched in the beak, each apparentl

Four Zuni pottery owls

Five Zuni pottery owls: Five Zuni pottery owls Each of pottery and painted in cream, brown, red/orange, gray and/or taupe, the two largest examples each supporting a pair of babies on the wings, each apparently unsigned, the

Five Zuni pottery owls

A collection of eleven Acoma pottery owls: A collection of eleven Acoma pottery owls Each pottery example painted in black, cream and orange and/or grey, two of the smallest in black and white only, the example with owlets signed: H. Antonio,

A collection of eleven Acoma pottery owls

Five Southwest Native American pottery objects: Five Southwest Native American pottery objects Including three Hopi jars, diameters 5, 6 1/2 and 7 1/4in; a Kewa (Santo Domingo) polychrome olla, diameter 6 1/2in; and a Mojave figural vessel, height

Five Southwest Native American pottery objects

Eleven Lewis Family Acoma pottery vessels: Eleven Lewis Family Acoma pottery vessels Including: two Carmel Lewis (b. 1947) redware jars and a black-on-white example, diameter 4 1/2 - 6 1/4in; two Dolores Lewis (b. 1938) bowls, diameter of each

Eleven Lewis Family Acoma pottery vessels

Five modern Pueblo pottery objects: Five modern Pueblo pottery objects Including: an Acoma polychrome jar with openwork rim, diameter 4 1/4in; a Lee Ann Cheromiah (Laguna, 20th/21st century) vase, diameter 6 1/2inin; a large Vidal Aguil

Five modern Pueblo pottery objects

Three Jemez pottery owls: Three Jemez pottery owls The tallest by Felicia Fragua, (b. 1964); a petite example, dated 7/84, by Laura Gachupin, (b. 1954); the third signed 'P.M. Gachupin' (Persingula M. Gachupin, [1910-1994]). h

Three Jemez pottery owls

Three Maria Martinez blackware pottery objects: Three Maria Martinez blackware pottery objects San Ildefonso Pueblo, (1887-1980), The largest worked with leaf spirals and a scalloped band, the next with an Avanyu motif, each signed 'Marie'; the

Three Maria Martinez blackware pottery objects

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