Hopi Polychrome Bowl by second Frog Woman (Joy Na

(1919-2012, Hopi-Tewa) Signed with artist's frog cipher The white ware pottery bowl with a large band of polychrome geometric motifs on white burnished slip glaze 3.75" H x 5.875" Dia.

Joy (Second Frog Woman) NavasieHopi, (1919-2012)Polychrome Jar, ca. 1980fired clay, pigmentsinscribed: [frogwoman cipher]8 3/4 x 6 5/8 in. (22.2 x 16.8 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Joy Navasie "Second Frog Woman" (1919-2012) Hopi-Tewa Polychrome Olla Height 10 1/2 x width 9 inches Estimate $ 600-800 Property of a Southwest Colorado Private Collector

Small hand coiled, hand painted pot, by Hopi potter Joy Navasie, known as second Frog Woman. (Her mother, Paqua Naha, was the first Frog Woman.) Slipped with white clay, then painted with red clay and

Joy Navasie Hopi-Tema Pottery Polychrome Geometric pottery Marked MP10940/ 1650 Bottom in pencil next to the unforgettable Frog Woman glyph. Joy Navasie (1919 - 2012) second Frog Woman - Yellow Flower

(1919-2012, Hopi-Tewa) Signed with artist's frog cipher The tapered, bell-form white ware pottery vase with two bands of polychrome geometric motifs on white burnished slip glaze 7" H x 7.5" Dia.

(1919-2012, Hopi-Tewa) Signed with artist's frog cipher The slightly tapered, cylindrical white ware pottery vase with a large band of polychrome avian motifs on white burnished slip glaze 4.5" H x

Joy Navassie Hopi bowl with surrounding polychrome geometric designs. Signed to underside with frog symbol for Frog Woman. 4"H x 9" Dia., Circa - Mid 20th C.

By Frog Woman (Joy Navasie) Height: 7 inches; Diameter: 7 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Nancy Florsheim, Lake Forest, Illinois Nancy Florsheim amassed one of the best collections

Joy Navasie (1919-2012) (Frog Woman) - Hopi Polychrome Lidded Jar, c. 1960s, 8.5" x 7.25". Signed on the bottom. Acquired from a private collection Arizona. The owner purchased and collected from vari

HopiGroup of Two Frog Woman Family Pots Joy Navasie [Frog Woman](Hopi, 1919 - 2012) Polychrome on White Wedding Vaseheight 12 x diameter 6 1/2 in. (30.48 x 16.51 cm.)

Six Hopi polychrome pottery jars by Joy and Lorretta Navasie 'Frog Woman', each signed, including (3) by Joy Navasie, and (3) by Loretta Navasie, includes 3 Potcarrier certificates of authenticity, gr

Joy Navasie Hopi Polychrome Pottery Jar 7''x6.5''. A three color decorated jar with geometric motifs. Signed with frogwoman mark. Excellent condition. Mid to late 20th century.

(Joy Navasie,Hopi, 1919-2012). White ware double neck globular vase with polychrome geometric decoration, signed with frog cypher, 12 in. H.

Two (2) Native American Pottery Items, Navasie & Medina. 1st item: Joy Navasie (1919-2012) also known as Frog Woman, Hopi wedding vase with buff colored ground and polychrome geometric and tadpole dec

Joy Navasie "Frog Woman" Hopi Pottery Jar. Hopi pottery jar by artist Joy Navasie "Frog Woman" (Hopi, 1919-2012). Painted with stylized motifs, with frog mark on bottom. Measures approximately 7 inche

Hopi Indian pottery jar by Joy Navasie (1919 - 2012), also known as "Frog Woman", 6 1/2"h

Artist: Lot of 3, Lot of 3, Frog Woman Joy Navasie and Marianne Navasie (Hopi) Title: Lot of 3 pots Media: Clay Dimensions: Marianne Navasie (2 large pots) and Joy Navasie (1 small jar) Dimensions var

Frog Woman, Joy Navasie Height 5 1/2 inches (Hopi-Tewa, 1919-2012) brown on white vase with mountain design, signed with artist's frog hallmark on base Property from an Estate, Paradise Valley, AZ

(1900-1987, Hopi) Signed: Fannie Nampeyo Circa second-quarter 20th century, the low bowl with polychrome geometric motifs on a buff burnished slip glaze 2.5" H x 5.25" Dia.

Joy Navasie - Hopi wedding vase "Frog Woman" 10" tall x 6 1/2" diameter (repair to handle)

8.5" H x 5" W and hallmarked with same frog mark and letter "L"; Created by Loretta Navasie, Daughter of Joy Navasie (2nd Frog Woman) and Grand Daughter of the first Frog Woman (Paqua Naha); Please co

1-7/8 inches tall with 3 inch diameter. Hand coiled, shows considerable age

TRIBAL: Native American woven bowl, Hopi, Second Mesa, c. 1940, polychrome coiled design of tightly woven of Yucca fiber, flat bottom, stepped pattern to rim and foot, wear consistent with age and use