Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Duck - Ex Denver Art Museum

pottery; signed underside; Provenance: de-accessioned from The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego; 6 inches diameter; 7 1/2 inches high;

A LOT of three (3) Native American Indian black on black art pottery vase pots, hand crafted by artisans of Santa Clara Pueblo and San Ildefonso Pueblo (New Mexico). Includes: one (1) San Ildefonso Pu

Nicolasa Naranjo (Native American, 1907-2002). Native American Santa Clara Pueblo Blackware art pottery pot. Signature to bottom. Polished black clay planter style vessel with traditional incised deco

Camilo Sunflower Tafoya (Native American, 1902-1995). An original Santa Clara Pueblo Native American art pottery stoppered decanter or vase vessel, produced 1979. Redware art clay, having wide bulbous

Four (4) Native American Indian Santa Clara Pueblo and Mexican art pottery vessels. Includes: one (1) black art pottery seed pot with design, artist signed to underside (4.25" x 6.5" x 5.5"); one (1)

A Santa Clara Pueblo Indian (New Mexico) blackware art pottery melon jar by Native American Tewa artist Teresita Naranjo (1919-1999). Gourd form body with an impressed diagonal fluted design to exteri

Santa Clara Pueblo Native American small blackware art pottery vessel. Illegible signature to bottom. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery offers in-house contiguous USA domestic shipping for $35 plus insuran

Belen Tapia (1916-1999) Untitled (Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery) fired clay 3 1/2 x 8 x 8 inches signed: Belen Tapia Santa Clara Pueblo Provenance: Private Collection, Wyoming

Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Redware Jar Signed by Severa Tafoya (1890-1973) - c. 1925, Sante Fe, New Mexico. A carved redware pottery jar by the well-known Santa Clara Pueblo Potter Severa Tafoya. Sign

A beautiful handmade bowl by Maria I. Naranjo of the Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the famous families of potters in the region of New Mexico. This bowl measures at five inches (5") at its widest point a

A beautiful handmade bowl by Celes Aguilar of the Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the famous families of potters in the region of New Mexico. This vase measures at four inches (4") at its widest point and

Belen Tapia, American (1935-1999) Santa Clara Pueblo Polychrome Carved Pottery Vase. Signed. Wear or in good condition. Measures 6" H x 6" W.

Birdell Bourdon Santa Clara Pueblo Black Pottery Vase. Measures - 4 1/2" high x 4 1/2" wide.

Lot of Four Santa Clara Pueblo Miniature Pottery Vases. Each signed to the base. Artists include Celestino Naranjo and Geri Naranjo. Good condition. Tallest measures 2" H x 2-1/4" W.

Beautiful handcrafted black vase, possibly from Santa Clara Pueblo collection or a Mata Ortiz pot from Mexico. Decorated with combination of swirling geometric relief pattern and black on black painte

Black art pottery bowl with dragon serpent motif unsigned. Measures 5 1/8" x 7" with 4 1/8" opening.

Group of (3) Santa Clara Pueblo sgraffito-craved pottery with animals, to include: DUSTY NARANJO (b. 1968), jar having horses and band with geometric design, signed on bottom; and (2) pieces of art po

CLARA PUEBLO BLACKWARE ART POTTERY VASE SIGNED JOY CAIN SANTAA Southwestern blackware art pottery vase or pot by Joy Cain, signed to underside. The vase features a glossy black finish with matte reces

Gwen Tafoya(Santa Clara, b. 1965)Sgraffito Blackware Potteryfired clayinscribed underside: GWEN TAFOYA / SANTA CLARA / PUEBLOheight 9 x diameter 5 in. (22.86 x 12.70 cm.) The Connie S. Sanchez Estate,

Santa Clara, Group of Three Carved Blackware Pottery VesselsBarbara Naranjo Martinez(Santa Clara, ca. 1965)Seed Potfired clayinscribed: Barbara Martinez / Santa Clara / Puebl

Pair of Blackware Pottery VesselsCelestina Naranjo(Santa Clara, 1912 - 1996)Blackware Melon Bowl, ca. 1970fired clayinscribed: Celestina / Naranjo / Santa Clara / PuebloHe

Tapia, Belen , (Native American 1914-1999), Jar, Traditional deep carved blackware vase, signed and inscribed Belen Tapia, Santa Clara Pueblo on underside, 10 x 9.5 inches, Provenance: Patricia Lewis

A beautiful handmade bowl by Celes Tafoya and Evelyn of the Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the famous families of potters in the region of New Mexico. This bowl measures at four inches (4") at its widest

Painted and glazed and incised terra cotta pottery with butterfly and flower motif, signed underneath, 1 ¼” tall, 1 ¾” diameter.