Group of six Mata Ortiz Pueblo pots

Jaime Quezada / Mata Ortiz Pueblo Casas Grande pot with stylized foliate decoration Mata Ortiz Pueblo, Mexico black-on-black ware ceramic incised signature Jaime Quezada is the nephew of Juan Quezada

Armando Rodriguez (Mata Ortiz Pueblo) The polished red pot decorated in brown slip design of feather repeat around the rim, complex and highly optic overall flowing checkerboard design, and native mot

Group of Assorted Southwestern Pottery, including Mata Ortiz pot, a pitcher with two spouts signed "E. N. / Navajo", a vase signed "Ute Mt. Tribe / C. Lopez". Together with two marbled vases from Nema

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

A group of Mata Ortiz pottery vesselsFour works:Two Jesus Lozano blackware pots, late 20th centuryEach incised to underside: Jesus LozanoLarger: 8.875" H x 11.325" Dia.; Smaller: 5.5" H

Pueblo pottery pot is approx 4" in diameter and 3 1/2" tall.

Group of three Mata Ortiz black pottery vessels comprising a 3.5" diameter ashtray signed 'Corina Ortiz', a small 2" seed pot signed 'Ernesto Ramirez' and a small 2.75" pot or jar, unsigned.

Beautiful handcrafted black vase, possibly from Santa Clara Pueblo collection or a Mata Ortiz pot from Mexico. Decorated with combination of swirling geometric relief pattern and black on black painte

comprising two white-ground Mata Ortiz by Elias Pena (7 1/2 and 6 in. high), one Zia pueblo decorated with bird motif, by Eusebia Shije (6 in. high), one Mata Ortiz decorated in red and buff, by Mirey

Eleven small Pueblo pottery pieces, mostly Kewa and Zuni, including five bowls, six pots, and one canteen. Provenance: Collection of Judith Balderson, MN. Dimensions: Height ranges from 2 1/4 to 4 1/4

Featuring A Efrain Lucero Pottery Jar In Black Graphite Clay And A Polychrome Design. Efrain Lucero Is A Potter From Mata Ortiz. He Learned How To Make Pots In The Late 1980's From Juan Andrew, His Br

Group of two polychrome pottery bowls. One Hopi pottery seed pot with intricate and detailed carving of an eagle along the body and signed by Tom Polacca under the base. One, likely Mata Ortiz bowl wi

American and Mexican, 20th century. A group of four pottery vessels comprising of a corrugated pot with cross motif, signed to underside "Sandaval", one small Mata Ortiz style polychrome red and black

Fourth-quarter 20th Century Variously signed Comprising six seed pots and two vases of varying forms, with polychrome and monochrome geometric and figurative motifs on buff and white burnished slip

20th/21st century, the largest with black and red geometric decoration on buff ground, signed "Enrique Pedregon Ortiz", 10-1/2 x 9 in.; together with a smaller pot with black and red geometric decorat

Five Mata Ortiz pots, including signed pieces by Manuel Rodriquez Guillen, Picador Quezada and Saul Veloz, the largest 8.5"h

Including: Squat Olla with wing feather decoration, black on brown, signed "Julio Ledezma", Mata Ortiz, with original tag from Yah-tah Hey Junction Trading Co, NM, price of $300, 4 1/4" x 6 1/2", stic

Two Mata Ortiz pots, one featuring graphic style sgraffito decoration, the larger depicting a hummingbird motif, red and black glaze, signed "Octavio Silvereria (Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua) the other w

Four Mata Ortiz pots decorated with a checkerboard pattern, including signed pieces by Jere Quintanak, Humberto Ponce and Gerardo Ledezma Veloz, the largest 8.5"h

NATIVE AMERICAN MATA ORTIZ PUEBLO BLACKWARE POTTERY ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, two examples by Reynalda Quezada de Lopez, each signed to underside of base. Together with an undecorated low bowl, unsigned

Five Mata Ortiz pots: four decorated with a checkerboard pattern, including signed pieces by Javier Ledezma, Armando Rodriquez, and two by Olga Quezada (one with animals), the largest 4"h x 5.5"w

Eight Mata Ortiz pots including two small pots by Graciela Gallegos; one by Carmen Veloz; and a fourth by Angel Amaya, the greatest 4.25"h

Two Acoma & 1 Mata Ortiz Pots. Two Signed Antonia Mora, One Marked AcomaNM. Smallest Approximately 3.375T x 3.75W in. Largest Approximately 3.75T x 4.25W in.

This is a wonderful pair of Mata Ortiz Pueblo pottery. The small piece is signed Gutierrez with two tone black details. The other piece is an Olla with handle that appears to be an animal head, signed