BLACKWARE POTTERY TURTLE VESSEL - ROSA QUEZADA

A blackware pottery vessel signed Rosa Quezada. It measures 11" x 10" x 7" tall.

Blackware pottery turtle effigy jar, Rosa Quezada (Casa Grande), working in the Mata Ortiz tradition, with incised shell pattern, sculpted features, approx 6.75"h, 9"diam, 2.5lbs **Provenance: consign

San Ildefonso blackware sharply tapered vessel with raised salamander, signed on base "Rosa Quesada". 7 1/2" high, 8" diameter. Includes wooden ring for display support. Some scratches to bottom.

Dona Rosa, Mexican (1900-1980) Incised Blackware Pottery Vessel. Intricate design. Signed Dona Rosa Oax Mex. Light wear on bottom or in good condition. Measures 4-1/2" H x 9" W. Third party shipping.

For your consideration is this exceptional vintage Mexican Mata Ortiz black on black pottery turtle effigy olla by the highly collectibles, award wining artist Rosa Quezada. This wonderful black on bl

A pair of Navajo black ware pottery vessels. Both are signed on base - Manuel Rey and Rosa L. They measures 8.5" x 6" to 6.5" x 5" and a small bowl.

A vintage blackware Mata Ortiz pottery vessel of an oval form with am owl head on top signed by the artist Quezada. Native American pottery. Dimensions: H: 7 3/4 in.

**Originally Listed At $75** Latin America, Mexico, ca. 20th century CE. A lovely trio of decorative blackware vessels: one a pot with openwork floral motifs on its shoulder perched atop three thin le

A Casa Grandes / Mata Ortiz blackware / black on black pottery olla / ola jar. The glazed ceramic pot formed as a double olla jar, the handle formed as a reptile lizard. Overall Native American geomet

Offered is a signed contemporary Native American pottery vessel featuring a Blackware olla by master potter Yolanda Quezada of Mata Ortiz, Mexico, with incised geometric decoration and applied lizards

Three Mata Ortiz pottery vesselsThree works:A Martha M. Quezada- sculptural blackware pot, late 20th/early 21st centuryIncised to underside: Martha M. de QuezadaThe pot sculpted owl's head mask to rim

Reynaldo Quezada (Mexican, Mata Ortiz, 1940-present) Signed Reynaldo Quezada on the underside, a stunning, black-glazed olla vessel decorated with tooled zigzag motifs across the surface from rim to t

Oscar Ortiz Black on Black Figural Ram Form Pottery Vessel, with relief molded head, horns and rear, signed on base, 6 3/4" high. Good condition.

One Santa Clara blackware pot, one signed Olga Quezada, and a Roman style amphora.Some losses and cracks. 2-1/2"h x 3-3/4"dia. to 6-1/2"h x 8"dia.

**Originally Listed At $125** Pre-Columbian, Colombia, Tairona culture, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. Two hand-built pottery blackware vessels. First is a lime container in the form of a turtle with a slight r

comprising two figural pots by Anastacio Mora (each 6 in. high), one Fabiola Quezada blackware decorated with applied turtles (7 in. high), each signed; together with one with bird-form neck, unsigned

Ten including Jody Folwell etched exhibition piece, Damien Quezada large olla, two Jesus Martinez blackware vessels, Alice Cling vase, etc., late 20th c. All signed Tallest: 12" x 8" dia.

Burnished and incised black ware ceramic vessel, signed and inscribed 10618 underneath, 3 3/4" tall, with rounded bottom, in Plexiglas box.

Fourth-Quarter 19th Century Unsigned Possibly by Sara Fina Tafoya (1863-1949, Santa Clara Pueblo), the twin-handled jar with diagonally swirled ribs from the top of the handles to the bottom of the

Pre-Columbian, North Coast of Peru, Moche, ca. 500 to 800 CE. A hand-built and highly burnished blackware pottery vessel with a round but stable base, a spherical body, and a stylized head comprising

20th Century; Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico Appears unsigned A blackware olla with fox handles and scalloped shoulder 10.5" H x 8" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA.

Pre-Columbian, Colombia or Venezuela, Tairona, ca. 800 CE. Rare blackware pottery jar in the form of a rotund human. He holds his short arms at his girthy sides, wearing a long necklace, a large labre

Pre-Columbian, Honduras/El Salvador, Mayan Copador, ca. 550 to 900 CE. A lovely polychrome turtle effigy vessel, the body with concave walls leading to a slightly flared rim and a rounded lower sectio

Southeast Asia, Thailand, Sawankhalok culture, ca. 15th century CE. A charming pottery vessel in the form of a turtle, boasting a lustrous glaze of light blue and deep green. The adorable critter bala