Early 1900s Acoma Pueblo Decorated Handmade Pot

Acoma Pueblo or Laguna Pueblo, late 19th or early 20th Century. Bold design, thin walled. 7"h. 8.25"d.

A handmade and painted Acoma Pueblo New Mexico pot. This piece of pottery is beautifully painted with feather and geometric designs. This piece likely dates from 1900-1920. The pot is unsigned but is

Unknown Artist. Early Acoma Decorated Clay Pot. Wear and the rim and surface, otherwise good condition. 5.5" h x 7" diameter. Est. $200-400. Ship: $45

EARLY ACOMA / PUEBLO INDIANS POTTERY HANDLED BOWL / BASKET, 4' X 3 3/4", HAND MADE MY BY EARLY 20TH NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN

Large Pueblo Style Pottery Pot 889. Description: A Large Pueblo Style Large Pot (Circa Early 1900’s), Curiosity # 6. This is a very large, hand-painted, Pueblo-style pot. Although this has Zia chara

Large Pueblo Style Pottery Pot 888. Description: Large Pueblo Style Pottery Pot (Circa early 1900's), Curiosity #5. This is a very large, hand-painted, Pueblo-style pottery pot and has been repaired a

Antique handmade copper pot with a solid brass handle. Copper arrow shaped bales with copper nail rivets. Used to cook inside a large open fireplace, handing from an iron stoke. Ca early 1900s, late 1

Ealry 1900s, Early well-used pottery olla with black firing marks and black smoked marks. Good condition. 10" x 9"

Mary Torivio (Marie Torivio) (Native American Pueblo, born circa 1916, fl. circa 1940s to 1990s). An Acoma Pueblo pottery pot. Bisque finish hand decorated with geometric symbols in black, white and o

early 20th century, two San Ildefonso Pueblo pots; the first a decorated redware pot, sgraffito signature on base "Juanita & Tony" (possibly Juanita and Tony Pena), with shallow red on red decoration

**Originally Listed At $350** Native American, Southwestern United States, Peeposh / Piipaash (Maricopa), Santa Clara and Acoma Pueblo, ca. early to late 20th century CE. A collection of 5 handmade an

Authentic Native American art pottery bear claw pot by Navajo artist Westly Begaye (born 1965), produced in the Acoma Pueblo style. Features a wonderfully decorated surface with bear claw in a geometr

PROVENANCE: Hand made is Acoma New Mexico MATERIAL: Natural dyes & clay DIMENSIONS: 10"tall CONDITION: Very good Debbie Brown is a granddaughter of Jessie Garcia and Maria Trujillo (Laguna). She is a

Laguna Pueblo or Acoma Pueblo, late 19th or early 20th Century. Thin walled, powerful graphic. 6"h. 8.25"d.

(4) Pieces of Acoma and San ildefonso, New Mexico Pueblo Indian Pottery. All in excellent condition. Hand made decorated pottery vessels are marked as follows; Black basalt bowl signed "Road Runner",

Described By:HFA VX NFGD Title:Large Signed Stevens Acoma Olla 11 Inch Vase Pot Decorated Native American South Eastern Pueblo Area Description: Large Signed Stevens Acoma Olla 11 Inch Vase Pot Decora

Four Acoma Pueblo pottery vesselsFour works:Brenda Cerno (b. 1959, Acoma Pueblo)Two diminutive bowls and a seed pot, early 21st centuryEach signed to underside: B.L. Cerno / Acoma, N.M.The three-color

Antique American Indian Acoma Pueblo Pottery Jar - c. late 19th - early 20th century. A large globular rounded bottom vessel with a short neck and flaring mouth. The top of the vessel is decorated wit

Grace Chino, Pueblo pottery olla, Grace Chino (Acoma, 1929-1995) black slip glaze decorated white earthenware pot, signed "Grace Chino Acoma, NM" to underside, 10"h x 11"dia Provenance: Property remov

A large pot by Ethel Shields (Mexican, 1926-2015) in the style of Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, signed on bottom. A miniature Acoma pottery decorated in black and red, and a vintage Teissedre storyteller

Pueblo, 20th Century. (1) Large bird, signed Reyes Pino, possibly Acoma; (2) decorated southwest pot/bowl. Smaller 6"h. 7"d. Larger 6.5"h. 8"d.

Acoma Pueblo Pot Assortment (3) contemporary 'olla' jars, all having black and white geometric motifs, (2) also having red bands; signed to undersides by L. Garcia, Sandra Victorino and I. Chino Heigh

22" early 1900's handmade doll stuffed with straw, with yarn hair, button eyes, stuffed nose and sewn mouth. She wears a green dress with black trim and lace, white/red crocheted scarf, white undergar

signed to underside; Provenance: de-accessioned from The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego; Condition: with glaze crack to underside; 6 1/2 inches diameter; 6 inches high