Ted Miller & Pueblo Pottery by Dunlap Sisters (two)

Ted Miller STANDING MAN, ceramic sculpture, signed at base, 17” tall; Dunlap Sisters 1981, blackware ceramic vessel, signed and dated underneath, 10” tall, 9” diameter. (2)

Vintage San Idelfonso black Pueblo pottery. Two vases and charger plate. Vase 8.25" tall, charger 11.25" wide.

Two Acoma Pueblo pottery bowlsTwo works:Emma Lewis (b. 1931, Acoma Pueblo)A polychrome bowl, late 20th/early 21st centurySigned to underside: Emma Lewis / AcomaThe three-color bowl with Mimbres animal

Nice group of paint decorated Pueblo style pottery, two bowls 1.25"W and water carrier signed Yepa Jemez for Alvina & Lloyd Yepa, five bowls by Valerie Casson and four plates signed D.R. 1"W

Two Pueblo pottery jars, each signed, the first by Sylvia Naha 'Featherwoman' with Potcarrier certificate of authenticity, 6.25"h; the second miniature pot by Crucita Calabaza Blue Corn, 2"h

Two Pueblo pottery story teller groups, the first by Margaret Quintara, signed 'Margaret Quintara, Taos, New Mexico, 1/1 1987', purchased from Western Heritage Indian Arts. Overland Park, KS., 12.25"h

Two Pueblo pottery vesselsMid-20th centuryThe font signed verso: annaComprising a blackware holy water font with black on black kiva step motif and a burnished pottery jar with dark red glaze and inci

Two Pueblo pottery vessels Each signed to base for the artist: Jody [and] Jody Folwell Comprised of two small redware works, one a small sgraffito hummingbird bowl with stepped geometric motifs (3.1

Two Zia Pueblo polychrome pottery jarsTwo works:Kathy Pino (1935-2017, Zia Pueblo)A large polychrome pottery jar, late 20th/early 21st centurySigned to underside: Kathy Pino / ZiaThe four-color olla-f

Two Santa Clara Pueblo blackware pottery vesselsTwo works:Frances Salazar (1936-2002, Santa Clara Pueblo)A blackware wedding vase, mid/late 20th centurySigned to underside: Frances Salazar / Santa Cla

Native American, mid 20th century. Acoma (Pueblo) pottery jar with two spouts at top with orange banded tops above bulbous body with black and orange decoration on white ground depicting birds, feathe

A group of two Pueblo pottery items, 20th c. ++ (1) Acoma polychrome wedding vase with double spout, twist handle, and design of bird by ERG. Signed. 8"h. ++ (2) Pair of Isleta polychrome boot figurin

Large vessel signed/inscribed "1982 / Carmelita Dunlap / San Ildefonso / Pueblo"; smaller vessel signed "Birdell / Vine Flower / Santa Clara / Pueblo / New Mexico / _ 2013" (Birdell Bourdon). Dimensio

PAULINE & GWEN SETALLA Two Hopi Pueblo Pottery Vessels - c. 20th century. Two Hopi earthenware vessels with elaborate geometric designs. Comprising: A) Pauline Setalla (b. 1930) Open Jar, signed "Paul

The two sculptures are offered as shown. Measures 4.5 x 5.755.25 and 6.5 x 7.75 x 4.5 inches. Provenance: The Susan Koehn Estate Trust Newton, Kansas Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet

Two works: A Geraldine Sandia vessel (b. 1950, Jemez Pueblo) Signed: G. Sandia / Jemez The wide shouldered vessel with polychrome geometric motifs on a red burnished slip glaze 8.5" H x 9" Dia.

Two Black-on-Black Pueblo Pottery Vessels. One is signed Santa Clara, one is signed Rito Talauira. Tallest 6-1/2"h.

Painted ceramic vessel with red slip and traditional motif in black and red, signed underneath, 5 3/4" tall, 7" diameter.

NATIVE AMERICAN PUEBLO JAREarly pottery jar, depicting two antlered deer with heart lines, reds and black on white background, 7 1/2" h, 7" dia.

(Lot of 3) Acoma Pueblo pottery vessels, consisting of two bowls each with a geometric patterning and white matte finish, together with a plate having a deer motif, largest: 8.5"dia.

Two Hopi Pueblo Pottery bowls signed by the artist, Nellie Nampeyo . Nelly Nampeyo (1896-1978) Hopi-Tewa potter. Larger bowl has the symbol of the corn and signed by Nellie Nampeyo. Dimensions: Diamet

Two Acoma Pueblo pottery miniatures signed by Judy Shields. One mother and child, the other mother with four children. Both 3/8" tall.

Miller Pottery, Alabama. 5 gallon two tone stoneware crock with lid. Marked with blue 4 leaf clover and #5. No cracks or chips.

Two Picuris Pueblo Micaceous Pottery Vessels, Anthony Durand - 20th Century, New Mexico. Two Picaris Pueblo pottery vessels with micaneous clay that gives each piece a unique shimmering surface. A) An