Acoma Pottery Jar - Mary Antonio

Mid 1900s, Large polychrome pottery jar with flared rim, parrot and floral figures, and other avian forms. Good condition, some pitting. Unsigned. Owner's notes in pencil reads "Antonio" (Marie?). 12"

Native American Indian pottery, this old hand coiled Acoma pot was created by Santana Antonio. Fineline starburst pattern in black on cream. Marks: signed S. Antonio Acoma Date: ca. 1950. 7" x 6"

Early 2000s, Beautiful polychrome pottery jar with traditional motif plus carved and incised top. Very good condition. 10" x 10"

Late 1900s, Traditional hand coiled polychrome pottery olla iwth classic avian/feather influenced motif. Very good condition. 8" x 6-1/4"

Native American Acoma Pueblo Pottery Jar, by Mary S. Tolivas A black on white painted jar, signed on bottom "Acoma Sky City Mary S.Tolivas". Mary potted during the 1940’s -1970’s. There is little

Acoma NM Pueblo Pottery Jar by Melissa Antonio, 7-1/4" h x approx 9-1/2" at widest, very good condition

Mary Torivio Acoma Pottery Jar, Handmade pottery of natural clay indigenous to the area using mineral stones for the paint and is hand coiled in the traditional technique. Artist painted a very delica

Two Frederica Antonio (b. 1968) Acoma Pueblo pottery pots with intricate geometric design over the globular body. Both signed along the base. Provenance: Collection of Judith Balderson, MN. Dimensions

Native American pottery olla/ jar, Dora Antonio, Acoma Pueblo, black, red, and white geometric design, approx 9.25"h, 10.75"diam, 3.25lbs Start Price: $60.00

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwest, Acoma and Tigua, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. Two painted pottery vessels, the large one signed "L. Antonio; Acoma, N.M." on the base, the min

Three Acoma Pueblo pottery vesselsThree works:Santana Antonio (b. 1915, Acoma Pueblo)A polychrome olla jar, late 20th centurySigned to underside: Acoma N.M. / S. AntonioThe three-color jar with chicke

Artisan signed Frederica V. Antonio Acoma Pueblo New Mexico hand crafted thin pottery vase jar having a precise geometric design. Signed to bottom. Measures approx. 6" height x 7" diameter. Appears in

M. Antonio signed Acoma Pueblo (New Mexico) polychrome painted earthenware pottery olla water jar with animal motif decoration, signed underside. 13" H x 14" diameter.

M. Antonio signed Acoma Pueblo (New Mexico) polychrome painted earthenware pottery olla water jar with bear motif decoration, signed underside. 7.75" H x 8.5" diameter. Hairline crack at one side.

Origin: Native American, Acoma Pueblo Jar. A black on white painted jar, signed on bottom "Acoma NM." Appears to be the work of Mary S.Tolivas. Mary potted during the 1940's-1970's, There is little in

A group of Acoma and Cochiti pottery Including five Acoma or Cochiti storyteller figural groups (the largest by Mary & Leonard Trujillo) and four Acoma jars (the largest by Dalawepi Ergil Vallo). the

Iona Chino, Acoma, N.M. Pottery, 1980. Active since 1982, traditional and ceramic polychrome and fine line jars, bowls, and pitchers.Born Nov. 26, 1956, Granddaughter of Santana Antonio, daughter of I

4-1/2 inches tall with 6 inch diameter, This one is difficult to tell if it's green pottery or hand coiled it looks like there may be a mold seam. But beautifully decorated.

Mary Histia (n.d.-1970, Acoma Pueblo)A polychrome pottery olla, circa 1960sSigned in pencil: Mary Histia; further marked in ink: Made in Acoma Sky City, N. Mex.The three-color jar with swirling geomet

Santana Antonio - Acoma Polychrome Jar c. 1950-60s, Description/Condition: This pottery is in very good condition, with some surface wear, and slight craquelure. Signed "S. Antonio" on the bottom. See

Group of six various Indian and Acoma Hopi jar, vessels and bowls. Including a small Mary Saxon Navajo decorated 3" bowl, desert Pueblo HOPI BIRD pottery bowl approx. 4" w, Little Fawn signed Mohawk p

"FROG WOMAN" JOY NAVASIE, ACOMA POTTERY JAR H 8" DIA 9.5" Brown on buff. Hand decorated. Signature of a frog. Arizona.

Lucy Martin Lewis (1890/98-1992) Third quarter of the 20th century. The model of a water jar with sloping shoulder and geometrics on white is signed underside of the base. Measures 6.75 x 7 x 7 inches

Early 1900s, Beautiful well-used polychrome water jar with traditional fineline and foliate designs. Shows wear on the inside from ladle use, very good condition. 8-1/2" x 11"