(3) SANTA CLARA SISNEROS & ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY

Including- Santa Clara Pueblo, Acoma. Height- 1" - 3 14" In-house shipping available within continental U.S. for $45 plus insurance.

Group of 3 native American Santa Clara Pueblo pottery vessels including 1 carved Blackware jar signed Toni Roller Santa Clara Pueblo 10-79 1 red clay vessel signed Sisneros Santa Clara and 1 red clay

Two Small Pueblo Indian Pottery Vessels. Santa Clara Blackware, 2-3/4"h.; Acoma Pueblo Vase Form, 3-3/4"h. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

(5) Collection of Native American pottery: (1) Santa Clara, Linda Askan, black on black wedding vase, approx 4"h, 3.5"w, 2.25"d; (1) Santa Clara, Anita Sisneros, incised black on black miniature melon

A Santa Clara carved bowl signed Ramona Sisneros; a Santa Clara feather carved bowl signed Clara (FH); and a Santa Clara polished vase. Sizes range from 2.5 x 5 to 5 x 3 inches. We happily provide sea

(lot of 5) Native American signed pottery: (1) Santa Clara, attributed to Sisneros family, black on black, 2.7/8"h, 3"diam; (1) Santa Clara, Johanna and Anthony Baca, black on black incised Avanyu, 2.

10 pc Collection of Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery, various forms and makers including: A. Sisneros, Marie, K. Gutierrez, Carmel Romero and others. Ranging in Size from: 2'' x 2'', 5 x 5 cm to 3'' x 5'',

each signed; the first: Ramona Sisneros (5 1/2 x 5 in.); the second: Ann Taliman (3 1/2 x 4 1/4 in.)

A. Sisneros. 3 3/4" by 5". Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

3 Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Pieces, 5" basket signed Lillian, 3" vase Flora Naranjo, 3-1/4" bowl.

(lot of 3) Native American pottery, Santa Clara Pueblo, redware vessels, including: (1) with deeply incised band, signed on underside Agapita Tafoya (1904-1959, wife of Camilio Tafoya), approx 3.5"h,

(lot of 3) Native American pottery, Santa Clara Pueblo, polychrome redware, including: (1) pipe, signed Belen Tapia (1914-1999, first cousin to Margaret Tafoya), approx 6"l, (1) low bowl, with central

(lot of 3) Native American pottery, Santa Clara Pueblo, incised redware vessels, including: (1) signed on underside Barbara Martinez ("Jo-Povi," Cactus Flower, b.1947, daughter of Flora Naranjo), appr

(lot of 3) Native American pottery, Santa Clara Pueblo, incised black on black, including: (1) signed on underside Mida Tafoya (b.1931, niece of Margaret Tafoya), approx 4"h, 5"diam, (1) signed on und

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

3 Pieces of Santa Clara Pueblo blackware pottery, one signed Lupita San Ildefonso, largest 5-3/4" dia

Contemporary 20th C. Gloria Gutierrez Garcia Goldenrod signed Native American Indian Santa Clara Pueblo pottery 2 3/4" (height) pot decorated with etched fish & turtle designs. CONDITION: Very good co

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

(lot of 3) Native American pottery, Santa Clara Pueblo, including: (1) burnished vessel, with sgraffito floral blooms and hummingbirds, accented with turquoise, signed on underside Eric Tafoya (b.1969

(4) pieces of Acoma Pueblo pottery includes: (1) Santa Clara carved black pottery vase with makers mark to underside. Excellent condition (measures 5" dia x 7.5" tall). (1) Polychrome Olla with geomet

Denise Chavarria Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Vase. Measures 3.5 x 3 inches. No damage. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion

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

Vintage Ramona Tapia, Peggy Tafoya & F. Nodudiol Santa Clara miniature black pottery. Ramona Tapia: 2.25"D x 3.25"H. Peggy Tafoya: 4.25"L 2.75"H F. Nodudiol: 4"D x 5"H. Condition report: Good, no issu

Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery jar, signed and dated Betty (1933-1988) and Lee Tafoya 3/18/78. carved and burnished blackware. Signed on base in pencil. 1.5lbs Santa Clara Pueblo was first visited in 1541