Acoma Pottery Storyteller - Ethel

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

2 Native American pottery storyteller figures. Smaller signed M.I. Lucero Jemez, 5"H; larger signed "Aggie" Acoma NM., and dated 97, 6 1/4"H. Larger storyteller chipped on butterfly wing.

1- Vintage Acoma Pottery Storyteller Turtle, signed. 6"x4.5". 2- Miniature Acoma Pottery Storyteller 2.5". 3- Miniature Jemez Pottery Pot 2.25". Weight on all llb 3 oz.

Native American Acoma Pueblo Pottery large Story Teller with 3 children. No chips, cracks, repairs. Nice piece

2 7/8" tall, 2 3/8" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: NO TAG

Marilyn Henderson (Acoma, 20th century) Pottery Storyteller Figure, with Seven Children signed M. Henderson Acoma, N.M. height 5 inches x length 3 inches Property from the Collection of Barbara and Ga

By Ethel Shields, b.1926, Acoma. Red and black parrot on white with a spotted dog handle. Found at the Meyer Gallery, Park City, Utah. 5.8"H x 5.8"D. (PPF-p.21-22,157;SPP-p.273)

Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Acoma Pueblo, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A charming pottery turtle sculpture with black on white fineline linear and geometric patterning

Cool selection of signed Acoma New Mexico pottery pieces. The two small pieces are black and white, signed Lucy Lewis. The large one, also black and white signed Ethel, believed to be Ethel Shields. M

2" tall. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Large Native American pottery storyteller, signed Teresita Ortiz (Acoma Puebla, Santa Cruz, New Mexico, 20th c.), dated 1996, polychrome painted, depicting woman wearing black dress, with pots and sma

Cochiti storyteller doll by Dana M. Suina; Taos man storyteller doll by Juan Sandoval; Acoma storyteller doll by Peggy Garcia; and Jemez storyteller doll by Mary E Toya. Sizes range from 4.75 x 4 x 2.

A storyteller doll signed Wray & Teresity Ortiz, Santa Cruz, NM, 10/94; an Acoma storyteller signed Lilly 85529; and a Jemez storyteller signed Wilma Gachzupin. Sizes range from 4.5 x 3.5 x 2.75 to 7

late 20th century, including storyteller signed "Chris Tell__r, Isleta, N.M.," and a storyteller signed "A. Fragua, Jemez.," and a turtle with figures with illegible signature. Tallest 6 in. The Nativ

Acoma Pottery Diminutive Pot Vase. Together with a Phyllis Nez Navajo storyteller pottery figurine "Navajo Storyteller with Three Children" signed and dated and a small embroidered horse; used conditi

A group of Acoma and Cochiti pottery Including five Acoma or Cochiti storyteller figural groups (the largest by Mary & Leonard Trujillo) and four Acoma jars (the largest by Dalawepi Ergil Vallo). the

Ethel Shields(Acoma, 1926 - 2021)Pair of Pottery Jarsfired clay, pigmentsEffigy Jar with Handle:inscribed: Ethel / Acoma, / N.M.Jar with Design:inscribed: Acoma / N / EthelsLarger He

A lot of eight Southwestern Pueblo pottery objects. To include: Seferina Ortiz storyteller Seferina Ortiz turtle riders Two Acoma seed pots M.S. Toya Jemez bowl Elva Tewayguna Nampeyo vase Ruben Rod

Mid-20th Century Variously signed Eighteen miniature vessels from Acoma, San Ildefonso, comprising four low bowls, a wedding vessel, three seed pots, a storyteller figure, and other vases by various

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

Includes Storyteller figures, animals, etc. Some are unsigned, others are signed, "Jemez" or "Acoma". Good condition overall. The largest piece is 6" tall. Third-Party Shipping or Personal Pickup Requ

**Originally Listed At $400** Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Acoma & Jemez Pueblo, ca. 20th century CE. A collection of 3 hand-built pottery figurines of story tellers or mot

New Mexico ca 19th century. Large pottery piece, 13 inches tall x 14 ½ inches wide. Acoma pottery is emblematic of the lifestyle of people who make it. It typically features thin walls, fluted rims,

Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Acoma Pueblo, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. This is a stunning and large hand-built pottery vessel in the form of a traditional olla storag