Mata Ortiz Jar Black Incised by Amado Hernandez

Two works: A large Gloria Hernandez pottery jar 20th Century; Mata Ortiz, Mexico Signed: Gloria Hernandez The black-on-red pottery jar with geometric motifs on custom raised metal stand Jar: 14"

Three Mata Ortiz pottery jarsThree works:A Leonel Lopez Saenz sgraffito vase, 21st centuryIncised to one deer: Leonel Lopez SaenzThe vase depicting stags in black cut to red4.75" H x 6.325"

**Originally Listed At $300** Elvira Bugarini Cota (Mexican, 21st century). 2 Mata Ortiz jars. Incised signature on underside of each base. An impressive pair of Mata Ortiz pottery jars by Elvira Buga

Juan Quezada (b.1940 Casas Grandes) Polychrome Pottery Jar 9''x8''. A fine line decorated Mata Ortiz ceramic jar. Incised signature on bottom. Excellent condition.

Ismael Flores (Mexican, 20th century). Mata Ortiz pottery jar. Incised signature on underside of base. A lovely pottery jar by Mata Ortiz artist Ismael Flores featuring a highly burnished, burnt sienn

**Originally Listed At $300** Cesar Dominguez (Mexican, b. 1961). Mata Ortiz pottery jar. Incised signature on underside of base. A gorgeous pottery jar by Mata Ortiz artist Cesar Dominguez featuring

Mexican Mata Ortiz Green & Black Jar by Luis Ortiz, signed by artist and features stylized feather designs, comes with very nice yarn covered wrought iron stand, measures 12.25'' x 6''

Mexican Mata Ortiz Highly Burnished Black Jar by Javier Martinez, entire body is textured with very unusual rim and rim opening, signed by artist and measures 6.5''H x 8.5''D

Mexican Mata Ortiz Black on Black Jar by Eusubio Sandoval, comes with yarn wrapped stand, pot measures 7.25''W x 14.5''H and is signed by artist, features textured neck and bottom, lizard design amids

Mexican Mata Ortiz Black on Black Jar by Eusebio Sandoval, predominantly textured body, scalloped rim, measures 8.75'' x 5''H and is signed by artist

Mexican Mata Ortiz Black on Black Jar, Lucie Soto, measures 6.25'' x 10.5'', pulled spout with flared rim, highly textured body, signed by artist, nice eye dazzler designs and comes with a yarn covere

Mexican Mata Ortiz Green on Black Jar by Socorro Reyes, measures 7''H x 6''D, four cornered spout and body, beautiful jar!

Mexican Mata Ortiz Rust on Black Jar by Graciela Sandoval, measures 7''H and signed by artist, beautiful eye dazzler designs

Mexican Mata Ortiz Black on Black Jar by Socorro Reyes, highly burnished in areas, features both geometric and abstract lines and designs, 4 cornered rim, signed by artist and measures 7''H x 7''D

Mexican Mata Ortiz Green on Black Jar by Martha Villapando, features eye dazzler and stylized feather designs, signed by artist, measures 6'' x 9''

Mexican Mata Ortiz Green on Black Jar by Velia Reyes, measures 6'' x 6'', highly burnished, signed by artist

Mexican Mata Ortiz Black on Black Jar by Alejandra Soto, measures 7''H x 5.25''D, signed by artist, highly textured, pulled spout and flared rim

Mexican Mata Ortiz Black on Black Jar by Alejandra Soto, highly textured geometric, flared rim, signed by artist, measures 7'' x 7.25''

Mexican Mata Ortiz Black on Black Jar by Graciela Sandoval, turtle design, eye dazzler background, flared rim, signed by artist and measures 5.25'' x 6''H

Mexican Mata Ortiz Black on Black Jar by Jeronimo Villapando, measures 5'' x 7''D, signed by artist

Pair of Mexican Mata Ortiz Black on Black Jars, largest is signed Marty C. Martinez and the small one is by Jose A. Ponce, largest measures 3'' x 4.5''

Mata Ortiz Jar by Eusibio Sandoval . This Black on Black Jar with it's textured and fish design measures 10 in x 12 in. Mata Ortiz is a small village in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico. The potters of

Title: Mata Ortiz black-on-black jar by Hilario Quezada Description: Mata Ortiz black-on-black jar by Hilario Quezada, 12.5” x 13”. Hilario Quezada specializes in black-on-black ollas such as this

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