Acoma Book ''Lucy M. Lewis American Indian Potter''

includes: Peterson, Susan. Lucy M. Lewis; American Indian Potter . 1992 Dittert Jr., Alfred E, Plog, Fred. Generations in Clay ; Pueblo Pottery of the American Southwest . 1991 Peterson, Susan. Maria

Small vase by the American Indian potter Lucy M. Lewis of Acoma Pueblo, NM. Signed "Lucy M. Lewis" on the bottom. 4.25 inches height, 3.75 inches diameter. In very good condition. 4.25 inches height,

LUCY M. LEWIS Pottery ACOMA Vase. White ceramic body with 8 hand painted deer figural images. Black painted rim. Native American Indian. Signed. Comes with earlier auction receipt. -- Dimensions: H: 4

A group of eight Acoma pottery vessels by the Lewis Family, each signed, consisting of (4) by Lucy M. Lewis, one a pie crust top dated 1979 and featured in the Spring 1979 issue of American Indian Art

2pc Native American Indian Pottery Mini Vases. 1) LUCY M. LEWIS black and white vase with painted animals. ACOMO N.M. Signed. Acoma style. 2) Signed BLUE CORN, SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO. low bowl vase. Tan

Title: Signed Native American Acoma Artist: Lucy M Lewis Description: Authentic Native American, Acoma Tribe Pottery Signed by Deceased World Renowned Artist Lucy M. Lewis Includes Book about Lucy M L

BOX LOT ASSORTED VOLUMES ART REFERENCE INCL. AMERICAN INDIAN ART, LUCY M. LEWIS, ESKIMO ARTIFACTS

**First Time At Auction** Lucy M. Lewis (Native American, Acoma Pueblo, 1895 -1992). ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A miniature black-on white pottery olla jar with abstract hummingbirds encirling t

Emma Lewis was born into Acoma Pueblo on October 4, 1931, the daughter of Toribio Haskaya Luis and famous Acoma matriarch, Lucy M. Lewis. Emma has been an active potter since 1952. She worked a lot wi

LUCY M. LEWIS (AMERICAN, 1895-1992), POLYCHROME ACOMA POTTERY BOWLS, 3 PIECES, DIA 2 1/2 - 5":Including 1 seed jar, H.3 1/2", 1 multi-color bowl with tapered rim, and I small bowl, H.2". All are signe

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA **New Mexico, Native American Indian, Acoma Tribe, ca. 1960’s. Beautiful white pottery canteen painted w

Heading: (Acoma) Author: Lewis, Lucy M. Title: Small white pot with intricate painted design Place Published: New Mexico Publisher:Acoma Pueblo Date Published: 1979 Description:

Native American Acoma Pueblo Miniature Pottery Bowl by Lucy M. Lewis, measures 1.5''H and is signed L.M.J. Acoma

Native American Acoma pottery vessel, having a tapered form with abstract geometric designs, signed "Lucy M. Lewis", 7"h x 12.5"dia.

includes: Bunzel, Ruth L. The Pueblo Potter: A Study of Creative Imagination in Primitive Art . 1972 Chapman, Kenneth M. The Pottery of San Ildefonso Pueblo. 1977 The Dandick Company. The Pottery Jewe

Late 20th Century. An Acoma bowl signed Lucy M. Lewis (1898-1992); A Zuni bowl with animals signed Josephine Nahohai (1912-2007); a Hopi bowl signed Agusta Nampeyo; an Acoma vase; and a Hopi pot by Ra

Two small black and white Acoma pots signed Lucy M. Lewis on the bases, measure 1.75 and 3.75 inches each. Plus another finely painted black and white pot signed by Jay Vallo a.k.a. Jeanette Vallo (bo

(lot of 8) Mostly Southwest pottery vessels: including (2) Acoma pots by Lucy M. Lewis and Irvin J Sorvin; a signed Toya Jemez ornament and a Chile bowl signed "P. Millar", the largest 2.5"h x 6.5"d

Two Acoma Pottery Olla Vessels, Lucy M. Lewis (NM, 1895-1992)white ground with black deer and red arrows, signed "Lucy M. Lewis" (4 x 4 1/2 in.) (small surface flakes and nicks); a bird decorated vess

Lucy Lewis (acoma, 1898-1992) two polychrome vases, one with repeating hummingbird design, signed Lucy M. Lewis Acoma, N.M. (base) Diameter of largest 6 1/2 inches Estimate $500-700

Acoma Double Stirrup Pottery Wedding Vase, with chicken and floral motif, signed on base "Lucy M. Lewis Acoma 1969" {Height 8 3/4 inches, diameter 6 1/2 inches} [small chip on body]

2-1/2 inches tall with 2-1/4 diameter (2-3/4 inches wide at beak). Hand coiled

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Three (3) Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico pottery items, all with black and white polychrome decorations. 1st item: Lucy Martin Lewis (New Mexico, 1890/8-1992) pottery jar with decorations of Kokopelli and a