Cochiti Male Storyteller with Four Children, Judith Suina

5-3/4 inches tall by 5 inches by 4-1/2 inches

Ada Suina (Cochiti, b. 1931) Pottery Storyteller Figure seated male figure dressed in bellbottoms, printed shirt, vest, and bolo; with four children climbing on his lap; signed ADA SUINA on

Cochiti Storyteller Figure  second quarter 20th century seated male figure with four children height 7-1/4 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from a Pri

Very Nice Cochiti storyteller with 10 children, by Louise R. Suina. 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 x 3. Late 1900’s. Excellent

Marie Suina (Native American, 1964-2010). A Native American figural Cochiti pottery story teller figurine with four babies. Signed on bottom. Pueblo unglazed clay statue. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery

A Judy Toya (American) Cochiti Pueblo ceramic clay pottery storyteller figure titled 'Grandmother Storyteller with Four Grandchildren' depicting a woman holding four children in her arms and on her sh

Vangie Suina (Mary Evangeline 'Vangie' Suina, Cochiti Pueblo, b. 1959) Cochiti Pueblo Pottery Storyteller depicts the storyteller with seven (7) children and is artist signed underside. Measures appro

Late 1900s, Includes four storytellers done in different sizes and styles, plus a similar friendship pot with five clinging children and a dog! Very good condition, minor repairs. 5-1/2" x 6"

A Buffy Cordero Suina storyteller figure Buffy Cordero Suina, (Cochiti, b.1969) The seated painted pottery figure with three children on her legs, two on her shoulders, and one on her back, signed, 'B

STORYTELLER, 1986, painted clay sculpture with twenty children, signed and dated, 11 ½ x 8 x 8”.

An original Native American art pottery sculpture by Cochiti Pueblo artist Vangie Suina (born 1956). A storyteller figurine depicting a delightful central figure surrounded by 20 children forms. Bisqu

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwest, ca. 20th century CE. An endearing polychrome storyteller with four children - two holding the storyteller's arms and two resting on her legs. The

(lot of 2) Native American pottery, Navajo, including: (1) redware vase, with incised Kokopelli motif, signed on underside A.R., approx 8.5"h, 5"diam, (1) Storyteller, with four children and dog, date

A Cochiti Polychrome Storyteller Ada Suina c. 1980 clay, paint, signed on the bottom Ada Suina, Cochiti Pueblo Provenance: Property from the Donna Gold Family Collection

2 inches tall by 2-1/4 inches by 2-1/4 inches

Helen Cordero (Native American, Cochiti Pueblo, 1915 to 1994) "Story Teller with Eight Children," pottery, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A polychrome storyteller and mother figure with 8 children,

A Cochiti Polychrome Storyteller Buffy Cordero Suina signed on the base Buffy Cordero Suina Height: 6 ½ inches 
 
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Rita & Ivan Lewis(Cochiti, 1920 - 1991) + (Cochiti, 1919 - 2001)Storyteller with Eight Children, ca.1975fired clay, pigmentsinscribed: Rita / Ivan / Lewis / Cochiti8 1/2 x 6 5/8 x 7 in. (21.6 x 16.8 x

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.

Josephine Arquero Cochiti Pottery Storyteller 7''x5''x6.5''. Four color polychrome painted ceramic figure. Signed on bottom. Excellent condition. Circa 1960's.

EARLY 20TH C. COLORFUL GLAZED CERAMIC FOO DOGS-MALE AND FEMALE WITH CHILD-FOUR SEPERATE PIECES-DOG = 19" H X 10"W X 19"D-PEDESTAL 9" H X 12"W X 19" D -GOOD CONDITION, SMALL PIECE OF BACK MANE MISSING,

Three Chinese square famille rose snuff bottles 19th century Comprising one with male figure holding small child, four-character mark to underside; one with a horse scene, four-character mark to under

Ada Cordero Suina (b. 1930) - Cochiti Polychrome Storyteller c. 1980s, Description/Condition: This storyteller is in very good condition with some minor surface wear. Signed by the artist on the botto

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