Black Clay vases and car figures from Mexico Oaxaca

Black Clay vases and car figures from Mexico Oaxaca Origin

Handmade, unique black clay ceramic vessel made in the area of San Bartolo De Coyotepec, and cannot be found anywhere else. Signed Lama Oaxaca Mexico to base. Dimensions: 4"W x 6.5"H Country of Origin

Oaxacan barro negro ceramic vase with carvings featuring distinctive black clay, to include pedestal. Barro negro is a style of pottery unique to Oaxaca, Mexico and its practice dates back to pre-Colu

Pair of McCarty Pottery Birds, (Mississippi), both signed on verso, together with a Black Art Pottery Vase signed LAMA OAXACA Mexico, a composite walrus, OAXACA Mexico style pottery bear figure, and a

black, 6"....The talented potters and sculptors of Oaxaca, Mexico create barro negro, literally translated as "black mud" pottery that is adored by people around the world. This black clay ceramic pot

A large black clay pot from Mexico of Oaxaca origin having woven reed embellishments. Ht: 16" Width: 14"

'Barra Negro' Zapotec decorative vases of tribal bird forms, each hand-worked with inscribed signatures to bottoms. Each presenting light wear associated with age, small chip to rim of mouth on one va

Oaxaca Mexico traditional Barro Negro (black clay) folk art pottery Madonna, Virgin of Solitude Statue. Approx. height 10 inches.

(lot of 8) Barro negro (black clay) pottery sculptures, Carlomagno Pedro Martinez (Oaxaca, Mexico, b. 1965), of varied size and form, comprising: (1) alligator and skeleton, (2) seated coyotes, (3) ro

(lot of 9) Barro negro (black clay) pottery sculptures, by Carlomagno Pedro Martinez (Oaxaca, Mexico, b. 1965), of varied size and form, comprising: (5) robed women, signed and dated 2010, (3) seated

(lot of 3) Folk art pottery figures, Jose Juan Garcia Aguilar (Ocotlan de Morelos, Oaxaca, Mexico, b.1974), including: (2) seated calacas/ skeletons, (one) with playing cards and bottle of mezcal, (on

(lot of 2) Folk art pottery figures, Jose Juan Garcia Aguilar (Ocotlan de Morelos, Oaxaca, Mexico, b.1974), including: (1) iguana with human skull, approx 4.5"h, 6"w, 4.25"d, (1) diablo playing cards,

Signed ROSA QUEZADA, [Mexico], Black Pottery Figure Woman Vase. size: 8.5h 6w. ASKart: Rosa Quezada is active/lives in Mexico. Rosa Quezada is known for Mata Ortiz pottery, geometric designs

An Eusebio Sandoval Mata Ortiz black clay hand-coiled vase. Mata Ortiz Potery is located in Mexico, and recreates Mongollon pottery found in the archaeological site of Casas Grandes. This black clay v

Greek, red clay vase with black ground, decorated with four figures and bands of vines and leaves, round base and flared rim, 13-1/4 in.

TRIBAL: Four ceramic figures: Colima pottery seated dwarf figure, West Mexico, c. 300 BC to 200AD, 3 3/4" h.; and a Mexican Colonial ceramic equestrian, c. 19th - 20th C., red clay with black and whit

DESCRIPTION: Hand Carved Black Oaxaca Mexican Pottery Vase featuring cutout design pattern motifs depicting festive flowers. Made from Corwith Black Clay the fired clay is then burnished to a sheen wi

A SOUTHWESTERN BLACK ON BLACK POTTERY VASE, PUEBLO SAN ILDEFONSO, NEW MEXICO, SUSANA MARTINEZ AGUILAR (P'ohwhogeh Ówîngeh 1876-1949), black slip on black clay, signed on foot, "Susana"; he

Attributed to the Oaxaca area of Mexico, here is a wonderful black pottery highly reticulated vase showing wondeful skill in the making. Unsigned, measures about 3 1/4" across and 3 1/2" high. Shippin

(lot of 6) Pre-Columbian artifacts, including one tiny figure of bown clay, one adze-head/celt form Zapotec culture of ancient Oaxaca, Mexico, together with (4) small greenstone "Penate" figurines fro

Charlotte Naranjo (New Mexico, 20th Century). Incised Native American art pottery vase in polished black clay. Signed on the bottom of vessel.Dimensions: 3.25 X 4.25 X 4.25 in. Condition: Good ov

Dona Rosa (Oaxaca, Mexico, 1900-1980) Blackware Pottery Vase Signed "Dona Rosa Coyotepec Oaxaca Mexico" on the underside . Black pottery

Folk art pottery muneca, Josefina Aguilar (Ocotlan de Morelos, Oaxaca, Mexico, b.1945), female skeletal figure, holding a potted cactus, surrounded by skull flowers and beetles, loss at restoration to

Pre-Columbian Olmec, Mexico pottery head. Handmade Olmec pottery head, with white and black painted details, red slip on clay. The figure wears earrings, a headdress with a central gem or artifact aff