5 Mexican Pottery

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE; Michoacan, ca. 1350 to 1521 CE. A lovely ensemble of 5 hand-built pottery ocarinas, each with a projecting mouth pi

URIARTE TALAVERA VASE, 13" H. LIDDED JAR, 18" H. STACKING BOWLS, & SMALL TRAY.

Group of Five Mexican and Pre-Columbian Pieces, to include a pottery head, height 5 inches; a carved hardstone, height 5 inches; a Mexican pottery figure; along with two other figures.

Collection of approx. seventy pieces of vintage Mexican pottery dining and servingware, most marked Uriarte Pue. MEX, Talavera, to include plates, bowls, cups, etc 11.5"h x 12"w/ largest Provenance:

(7) Items In Assorted Group Of Mexican Pottery, Various Ages And Styles, Sizes From 1.25" To 5", Kansas Private Collection

Bernard G. Silberstein, Mexico: Designs being painted on pottery at village of Tlaquepaque near Guadalajara, 1941, Vintage gelatin silver print, 7.5" x 9.5". Matted. Signed and dated in pencil on vers

Description - Mexican pottery vessels with chalk. Dimensions - largest - 33.5" x 8"

North America, Mexico, ca. 20th century CE. A gorgeous pottery candelabra of ornate form with 5 pineapple-shaped sconces; 1 at the center and 4 supported by serpentine arms that rise from the stem in

Mexican glazed pottery calaca/ skeleton figure, likely Frida Kahlo, with monkey in one arm, parrot to one shoulder, floral accents, spotted scarf, head detaches from body, minor loss, approx 25.5"h, 1

Mexican folk art pottery fruit bowl display (Tlaquepaque, Jalisco), featuring ceramic fruit coin banks, supported in wooden bowl height 5 in. x width 16 in. x depth 16 in. Provenance: Property from

Folk art pottery sculpture, Mexico, 20th c., desert scene with numerous cacti, three distressed figures, some loss, glue restoration to multiple cacti stems, approx 19.5"h, 17"w, 13"d **Provenance: Fr

(lot of 2) Mata Ortiz pottery, Mexico, including: (1) polychrome jar, signed on underside Luis Ortiz, approx 8.5"h, 6"diam, (1) polychrome jar, signed on underside Isela Olivas, approx 7"h, 6.25"diam;

(lot of 2) Mexican folk art pottery vases, each initialed W (Jorge Wilmot, Tonala, Mexico, 1928-2012), rounded body with raised lizard motifs, largest: approx 11"h, 12.5"w, 5.25"d, smallest: approx 8"

MANUEL FELGUEREZ Figural Pottery Sculpture. Mexican artist. Seated couple embracing. Burnished clay painted blue and purple. Signed.-- Dimensions: H: 14.5 inches: W: 16 inches: D: 11.5 inches ---

Barro Negro pottery sculpture / candle lamp, Oaxaca, Mexico, figural mask form, open bottom, approx, 16"h, 10"w, 7.5"d, 5lbs **Please note: all of the Mexican folk art pottery pieces in this auction a

(lot of 2) Tonala folk art pottery owl figures, Mexico, 20th c., including: (1) large owl with foliate, snake, and bird motifs, approx 16"h, 13"w, 11.5"d, (1) owl with head turned, signed underfoot Ji

Mexican folk art burnished pottery figural sculpture, attributed to Heron Martinez Mendoza (Puebla, Mexico, 1918-1990), modeled as five stacked animals, unsigned, approx 19"h, 9.5"w, 4.5"d, 4.5lbs **P

Seven pieces in total. Including one curious southwestern / Mexican pictorial vase. Tallest: 5.5"

Collection of Vintage 1940s Mexican Paint Decorated Folk Art Pottery, comprised of three double handled covered pots, two chicken tureens, and a large, covered tureen. Heights from 6 in. to 9.5 in. Wi

Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A collection of 5 hand-built pottery figures from the West Mexican shaft tomb tradition. First, a cross-legged human figure with an elongated

Folk Art pottery figure, La Virgen de Guadalupe (Our Lady of Guadalupe), Mexico, 20th c., standing on crescent moon, approx 24.5"h, 16"w, 6"d, 15.25lbs **Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Jill Mutsch

Angelina Martines Alvares, Mexican folk art diablitos tableaux, Ocumicho school, circa 1930s, pottery Last Supper religious scene 14"h x 14"w x 7.5"d Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection We

Naulinco (Veracruz) pottery nativity set, consisting of fourteen pieces height 8 in. x width 3 in. x depth 3.5 in. Provenance: Property from the life-long Mexican folk art collection of Margaret and

Extremely rare Mexican Colonial Tin Glazed Earthenware Chocolatero, or Chocolate Jar, with hand forged iron locking lid. Jar and iron work date to 18th century. Painted majolica green red and manganes