HOPI POTTERY BASKET

Hopi Pottery Jar, Makah Twine Lidded Basket, and a Native American Coiled Basket {Height of Hopi vessel 7 1/8 inches, maximum diameter 10 1/2 inches}

Native American pottery, baskets, including early Hopi bowl, Papago basket, etc

Mid-20th Century A handled pottery basket, a miniature pottery cradle board/wall vase, a pair of salt and pepper shakers, an ashtray Hogan marked: Fannie Nampeyo, a small water canteen, a small vase

mid to late 20th century, including two hand painted vessels by Phyllis M. Tosa, Jemez, N.M., a Roberta Silas low bowl, a low bowl signed Dolly, and a handled basket with no signature. Tallest 4 in. T

Pottery includes Acoma Pueblo pot signed GM, Hopi style pot with maker's mark, two handled jugs, one jug with missing handle, mug, serving platter, bowl, plate, and two turtles, Seven baskets (one wit

Fourth quarter 20th century Each signed: D. Salk, most further dated Five basket-form and two with Hopi-style decoration, 7 pieces The largest: 2.875" H x 16.375" Dia.

Large Nampeyo of Hano Hopi Pottery Jar, c. 1900, the baluster form jar in yellow slip decorated with pictographic designs in brown and burnished. With applied paper label "Made by Nampeyo-Hopi." Dime

Hopi pottery olla the wide mouth with raised rim and tapering form having pictorial polychrome accents throughout 9.5""h x 13.5""dia.

Mid-20th Century Four groupings: Two Fannie Nampeyo pottery plates Each marked for Fannie Nampeyo 2 pieces Each: 7.5" Dia. A pottery jar with migration motif 4" H x 5.25" Dia.

The flattened disk-like form more reminiscent of military canteens of the period than Native is decorated in two colors of blue along with black slip on polished red with something of a Sikyatki Reviv

Jacob Koopee - Hopi pottery vase - 4" tall x 10" diameter

Native American, North America, United States, Arizona, Grand Canyon, Hopi peoples, ca. 1905 to 1907 CE. Attributed to Nampeyo of Hano (Hopi-Tewa, 1856 to 1942). Fred Harvey Hopi House Company collect

Pahqua Naha (attributed). Hopi Pottery Bowl. c. 1940. Traditional Design. Minor surface grime, otherwise excellent condition. 4" h x 12.5" diameter. Provenance: Purchased from Steve Elmore Indian Art,

Three Hopi pottery jars by the Nahmpayo family, comprising (1) Elva Nahmpayo jar, signed 'Elva Nahmpaya', 8"h x 10"dia and (2) Thomas Polacca Nahmpayo jars, the first painted vessel signed 'Nampeyo, T

Dianna Tahbo - Hopi pottery vase - 3 1/2" tall x 6" diameter

Hopi Pottery lot of 2, includes:Rayvin Nampeyo (Hopi-Tewa, b. 1961)jar with eagle tail motif; signed on baseheight 6 x diameter 13 inchesDolly Joe Navasie (Hopi,

Rodina Huma Hopi Pottery Jar, Handmade of natural clay indigenous to the area using mineral stone paint. Artist painted the Old Sityaki designs in the polychrome technique. Artist signed "Rodina Huma,

James Nampeyo Hopi 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 the Old Sitya

A pottery vessel, hand painted. Signed as pictured. Purchased at McCee's Indian Den, Scottsdale AZ. Dimensions:13" in diameter, the height is 12". Provenance:From a Bucks County Estate.

Collection of Hopi Pottery, Navasie Family lot of 3, includes:Joy Navasie (Hopi, 1919-2012)two vases, one dated 1991height 9 x 6 1/2 inches AND height 4 1/2  x diameter

Harrison Jim Poterry Vessel (signed) Hopi Pottery Maker. 10"x 8"2 H. About the Artist: Harrison Jim Jr. is a Native American artist who was born in the 20th Century. The maker's first piece to be offe

Diameter- 12" Height- 4" Shipping U.S. $30 plus insurance

Ca. 1977, Graceful "Frog Woman" vase/jar with traditional avian motif done on her signature buff slip. Includes photo of Joy holding vase! Very good condition with minor scuffs, as expected. 9" x 7-1/

Large Native American Hopi pottery stew bowl c 1930. Very bold and well coiled large Hopi vessel. Cloud and wind pattern on the interior rim. Rich colors. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks.