Emmalita C. Chino | Acoma Polychrome Long Neck Pot

Emmalita Chino(Acoma, b. 1931)Polychrome Seed Pot with Frog, ca. 1970fired clay, pigmentsinscribed: ACOMA, N.M. / E. ChinoHeight 4 1/2 x Diameter 5 in. (11.4 x 12.7 cm.) The ArtistPrivate Collec

Signed C. Chino Acoma Southwest Pottery. Measures 4.75 x 5.25 inches. No damage. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only

Acoma Polychrome Jar with Long Neck ca. 1915 clay, pigment height 13 x diameter 11 in. Small flared opening, tall neck slopes to wide shoulder, bulbous body and narrow base. Matte, four-color polychro

6 1/4" diameter, 4 7/8" tall. Allard Auction Collection Inv: RDU 33094

Appraisal available. Top diameter- 6 1/2" Height- 9" Condition- chips to rim.

An Acoma Polychrome Seed Jar Grace Chino c. 1991 clay, paint, signed on the base Grace Chino, Acoma, N. M., accompanied by a blue ribbon inscribed, 1991, SWAIA 70th Annual Indian Market, First Award,

Acoma + Santa Clara, Group of Nine Small Pottery Items, 1890 - 1990Grace Chino(Acoma, 1929 - 1994)Small Polychrome Bird Effigy Seed Potfired clay, p

FOUR ACOMA PUEBLO POLYCHROME POTTERY VESSELS • 20th century • The tallest jar signed 'Carrie C. Chino Acoma. N.Mex.' • A jar and a dish signed 'Eric Lewis' • An unsigned jar &#

HEART-LINE DEER POLYCHROME POT; by CARRIE CHINO CHARLIE, ca. 1962 Condition: Excellent Mark: "C. Chino N.M." with a small black painting of a bear claw. (Her bear clan sign). Description: The backgrou

(2) Native American Southwest Pueblo pottery pots, 19th/20th c., Acoma pueblo, polychrome painted earthenware, unsigned, each with collection inventory labels affixed to underside, the larger pot labe

DOUBLE SYMMETRICAL BLACKBIRD, ACOMA POLYCHROME OLLA by EMMA (EMMALITA) CHARLIE CHINO, ca. 1965 Condition: Excellent Mark: On bottom: "Acoma N.M." and "E. Chino". Description: The design is four repeat

1994 "Brothers" C. M. Chino Native American Acoma Pottery Vase. Acoma, New Mexico. This Acoma Pot Highlight lizards and has a blue trade bead on the top. No damage and is in FINE condition (like new).

Estimate: $175-$250 Description: Circa 1980 Acoma polychrome 'olla' pot or vase by native-American artists Mike and Jackie Torivio. This pot was hand-coiled and painted with marks on the botto

Native American Acoma Emmalita Chino Vessel. Painted earthenware; tapered bulging body with upward tapering neck and everted scalloped rim mouth, two twisted handles; decorated with animals set in a g

China, 19th C., blue and white pot, with a long neck, a spout and a rounded handle, cover with knob shaped finial, densely decorated throughout with formal motifs and auspicious symbols. Height 9 1/2

DECORATED ACOMA POT: Acoma Gila polychrome olla. With tall, wide neck. Having a black geometric design on a white ground with natural red clay base and white interior. Approx. 9" h x 8.5" dia.

ACOMA POLYCHROME RED ZIGZAG OLLA by KAREN CHINO, ca. 1990 Condition: Excellent Mark: "Acoma, NM K.C." (K.C. is Karen's mark.) Description: The pot is dominated by a 5/8" bold dark orange zig-zag band,

Acoma pottery group, incl. Chino & Lewis, 20th c., New Mexico, (3) pieces, incl. a bowl with geometric banded design, signed "Lucy M. Lewis, 2.5"h x 3.25"dia, a pot with geometric design, signed "Mari

Eastern Mediterranean, Islamic, ca. 9th to 12th century CE. An attractive polychrome pottery vessel of a globular form with a near-spherical body, a long tubular neck that dramatically flares at the r

5" long, 4 1/8" wide, 1 3/4" tall.

(lot of 3) Native American pottery group: (1) black on Redware pot, signed Ka- Ween (Tesque Pueblo), New Mexico, approx 5"h, 7.5"w; (2) Acoma Pueblo pots, (one) signed I.K. Chino, polychrome repeated

Three polychrome decorated ollas including one by Donna G. Chino, mid-late 20th c. One marked Tallest: 15" x 15" dia.

20th century, all signed, including seven storyteller dolls from Cochiti, Jemez and Isleta Pueblos, a small Acoma turtle pot signed L.A. Chino, and a small Zuni owl, the tallest 4 in. Provenance: Priv

Large old Acoma pot and fragments, prerestoration, 19th c., Southwest plains pueblo, polychrome painted earthenware, assembled from shards, unsigned, with collection inventory labels affixed to unders