Navajo Etched Pottery Jar Hallmarked

Native American Navajo Etched Stairstep Cloud Pottery Seed Jar by Terry Smith, measures 2.75''D x 2''H

1- Native American Navajo Hand Etched Pottery Vase/Seed Jar. Signed, Dina J. (Johnson) 5 1/2"x4 1/2". 2- Laguna White Pueblo Pottery Vase Frog by Sharleen Pedro signed S Pedro Laguna 4"x3 1/4". 3- Mat

Late 1900s, Huge etched greenware floor jar/vase with intricate full-cover design, including Kokopellis. Very good condition. 25-1/8" x 11-3/4"

Late 1900s, Super fine lidded (with bear fetish) low profile jar/dish with very intricate sgraffitto designs covering the shoulder and lidded top and inside the vessel and lid. Very good condition, mi

(lot of 4) Native American Pottery, Navajo, including: (1) miniature redware pottery, with Avanyu water serpent motif, signed on underside Sasha Bluesky (b.1972), approx 1.75"h, 1.75"diam, (3) signed

Originally listed at $300 David Routzen (Native American, Acoma Pueblo, active late 20th to 21st century), ca. 2001 CE. An impressive hand-built decorative pottery seed jar or olla vessel by Native A

Hilda Whitegoat United States b.1967 Includes two small squat vases decorated with rainbow colors and geometric shapes, a squat vase decorated with horses, a long neck vase decorated with butterflies,

Mary Saxon Navajo Pottery Jar, dated 1980. Figural designs circumnavigate sides, white, black, red slip. Signed underside. 2.25lb Approx. Measurements: 7" height x 7" diameter.Domestic Shipping: $25

E&V Tsosu handmade Navajo pottery jar in green and yellow with geometric pattern. Signed to underside. Measures approx. 4.5 x 3.75 inches. Some surface wear including scratching observed. E&V Tsosu, E

Lorraine Williams (Dine [Navajo], b. 1955), brownware pottery vessel with incised geometric pattern. Initialed LW on bottom. Dimensions: 7" H x 14" diam Property from a Chestnut Hill, MA Estate (FANN2

Native American Navajo Pottery Jar by Linda K. Wilson, measures 3''H x 7''D, signed by artist

Daughter-in-Law of Rose Williams. Signed & marked L/W. Decorated with a colorful horned moon & zig-zag band of steps, protected by a coating of pinon pine pitch. 3"H x 3.5"D. (PNCP-p.49;SPAZ-p.102-104

Ella Cadman Navajo Native American pottery vase of tapered form and slightly flared rim having an etched mountain and meander pattern design with turquoise ground. Hand etched signature to bottom. Mea

David & Carol Willie Navajo Native American pottery vase of low form having an etched pattern design with turquoise ground. Hand etched signature to bottom. Measures approx. 5 5/8" height x 10" diamet

Native American Navajo Pottery Jar, Double Handled, measures 8'' x 9'', dime sized worn spot near bottom of jar

Native American Navajo Pottery Jar by Kennedy, measures 4''H x 4.5''W, signed by artist, nice fire clouds

Three Navajo Pottery Jars the polychrome example, signed on the base NAC (Nancy Chilly); the others signed Alice Cling Heights: ranging from 5 ½ to 7 ¾ inches HID03101062020 &cop

Joy Navasie (Hopi, 1919-2012) Pottery Jar hallmarked on base height 5 inches x diameter 7 inches This lot is located in Chicago.

Joy Navasie (Hopi, 1919-2012) Polychrome Pottery Jar hallmarked (base) height 4 3/4 inches x diameter 6 inches Property from the Estate of J. Mark and Barbara Crump, Elburn, Illinois

Handmade Navajo etched pottery round vase; Terracotta vase with intricate Navajo etched design that wraps onto the bottom; Bottom is signed "Raina Navajo" and dated '97; Measures approximately H 8 1/4

Various Ages, Large pottery olla with recessed belly band and checkered pattern, 2 holes, 11" x 10"; large Navajo pottery jar with decorative rim design, rim crack leading to hole, layers missing from

NAVAJO STYLE ETCHED POTTERY VASE 20TH CENTURY H 7" DIA 12" | Horror vacui influenced decoration about the etched pottery vase, which is filled with various stylized motifs including flowers, figures,

Good condition no chips or cracks seen. Please see photos for details.

1992 Native American Navajo Pottery Seed Jar by Lawrence M. Crank, measures 3.5''W x 1''H, signed by artist, FYI: ''Lawrence Crank is from the Monument Valley area of the Navajo Nation. He hand throws