Fannie L. Polacca "Nampeyo" Olla Pot

Fannie L. Polacca (Hopi, 1904-1987), "Nampeyo" Olla Pot, signed {Dimensions 6 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches}

by Tom Polacco, (1935-2003), Hopi. Signed and hallmarked with a cornplant. Son of Fannie Polacca Nampeyo, third daughter of Nampeyo. Deeply carved polychrome pot with designs of Eagle Kachina "Kwahu"a

Fannie Polacca Nampeyo (Arizona, 1904 - 1987) mid-20th century Hopi Tewa pottery bowl signed "Fannie Nampeyo" 4"h x 6"dia

Clinton Polacca Nampeyo Hopi Pot, Clinton Polacca Nampeyo Hopi (Hopi, b.1958), red and black polychrome traditional decoration, signed on bottom "Clinton Polacca Nampeyo", 15" in diameter and 8" high

Fannie Nampeyo signed polychrome pot, featuring "Flying Duck Feather design. NOTE: one of the greatest artist of her day, Collections include the Smithsonian Native Museum. 8 1/4" diam. x 5 3/4" h. Ea

Heading: (Hopi) Author: Nampeyo, Fannie Title: Small ochre pot painted in red and black Place Published: Arizona Publisher:Hopi Pueblo Date Published: 1979 Description: Smal

A large traditional Hopi ceramic seed pot by Delmar Polacca Nampeyo. Beautifully carved with a shaman on one side in relief and a shield flanked by eagle opposite. A wonderful piece thrown in orange a

Two Hopi Polychrome JarsFannie Nampeyo and Clinton Polacca Nampeyo eac

2.5 inch diam, by 1.5 inch high (item 1); 1-1/16 diam by 1-1.4 inch high (item 2). Hand coiled

Six Pueblo pots in the style of Fannie Nampeyo, Manuel Tafoya and Anna Chavvaria (Anna Chavarria), and Maria and Tonita Roybal; each bears the signatures of said potters. Provenance: Collection of Jud

7 ¼” x 4 ¼” Fine Hopi Bowl – circa 1940’s appears to be the work of Leah Garcia Nampeyo – daughter of Fannie Nampeyo, unsigned

Ca. 1980s, Very nice polychrome olla done in the famous Nampeyo "migration" pattern. Very good condition, two minor scuffs. 8-1/4" x 8"

Painted and glazed and incised terra cotta pot with traditional bear motif and turquoise inlay, signed underneath, 2” tall, 2” diameter.

Heading: (Hopi) Author: Nampeyo, Fannie Title: Small vase by Fannie Nampeyo Place Published: Arizona Publisher: Date Published: 1979 Description: Small vase decorated in red

Hopi ceramic polychrome Olla pottery jar with a wide shoulder form and slightly turned neck. The body is decorated with intricate geometric designs. The jar bears the signature of Fannie Nampeyo with

Diameter 5 inches, signed at the base. The grandson of Nampeyo of Hano, Polacca was one of the first Hopi men to create pottery.

Group of four Pueblo pots, including one large blackware pot, one Acoma Olla, one San Juan avanju pot, and one Nampeyo bowl. Dimensions: Largest; height: 14 1/2 in. SKU: 02849

by L. Namingha. Probably Lillian Gonzales Nampeyo b. ca.1920's. Signed with name and Ear-of-Corn clanmark. Gr. Granddaugher of Nampeyo. Also Signs Lillian Nampeyo. Angular desing elements in shades of

Acoma Pueblo Pot Assortment (3) contemporary 'olla' jars, all having black and white geometric motifs, (2) also having red bands; signed to undersides by L. Garcia, Sandra Victorino and I. Chino Heigh

Rare Tom Polacca native American pottery figurine. Thomas Polacca was a son of noted potter Fannie Nampeyo and a grandson of Nampeyo of Hano. Along with Wallace Youvella (the husband of his sister Iri

Signed and Hallmarked with a cornplant. Tom is the son of Fannie P. Nampeyo and grandson of the legendary Hopi potter, Nampeyo. Polychromed, deeply carved designed of Hopi Priests watching over the Pu

Larger one signed Fannie Nampeyo (7" dia X 6"H) and other signed Rondina Huma Tewa, Polacca, Ariz (5.5" dia X 4"). (From a Great Neck, NY Estate)

Fannie Nampeyo(Hopi, 1904 - 1987)Polychrome Jar, 1935clay, pigmentsinscribed underside: NAMPEYO / FANNIEheight: 8 7/8 x diameter: 13 1/8 in. (22.54 x 33.34 cm.) Private Collection, Texas

Acoma Olla Pot, ca. 1930 - 1940sinscribed underside: ACOMA N.MEX.9 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. (24.13 x 29.21 x 29.21 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico