Hopi Pottery Seed Jar Circa 1950s

Hopi Pottery Seed Jar. Circa 1950s. Condition: Generally Good with Some Wear Due to Age and Use. Dimensions: Dia- 9" x H- 5.25". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Private Collector. Please note the a

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwest, northeastern Arizona, Hopi, Adelle T. Nampeyo (b. 1959), ca. late 20th century CE. A polychrome, rounded ovoid seed jar with an elegantly turned s

(b. 1949, Hopi) Each signed: Lawrence Namoki / Hopi; Each further titled Each polychrome egg-shaped seed pot with elaborate carved figurative motifs, 6 pieces Largest: 3" H x 3" Dia.; Smallest: 2"

Large Hopi Pottery Jarcirca 1970s, black on orange design of avian and snake elements, unsigned but with two black slashes on the underside, possibly Caroline Talaumptewa 10 x 12 in. From the Collecti

Native American "Acoma" Polychrome Pottery Seed Jar. Circa 1900. Condition: Has Cracks & Restorations. Dimensions: H-8.5" x Dia-9.5". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absence o

A Hopi pottery jar, circa 19th century, with a geometric design. 4-1/4 in tall x apx. 5-1/2 in diameter.

Hopi Polacca pottery seed jar, ca. 1885-1900. Dimensions: Height: 4 in x diameter: 8 in SKU: 01757

Native American Hopi Miniature Pottery Seed Jar by Carla Nampeyo, measures 2''T x 1.5''D, signed on bottom by artist, beautifully carved piece by noted Hopi Potter

From the Whittredge Estate, we have a Native American Hopi Pottery Ant Seed Jar by Vernida Polacco Nampeyo (b. 1955), signed by artist and measures 2.5'' x 3'', Vernida is known for her finely painted

Nathan Begaye (Diné-Hopi, 1969–2010) Pottery Seed Jar, 1994 signed and dated on baseheight 3-1/4 inches x diameter 7-1/2 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati. Propert

Hopi Pueblo polychrome pottery seed jar. Decorated with lizards and cornstalk. Signed with a feather and "S" on base. Dimensions: H 3.5" x Dia. 5" Condition: No issues to note. Provenance: From a Gree

Historic Cochiti Pottery Seed Jar by Terasita Romero. Circa 1935. Condition: Generally Good with Some Wear Due to Age and Use. Dimensions: Dia- 7" x H- 7". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Private C

A vintage Japanese Karatsu ware art pottery lidded water jar, produced circa 1950s by artisans in Karatsu (Saga Prefecture, Japan). Barrel form vessel with a naturalistic textured bisque finish covere

Adelle Lalo Nampeyo (Hopi, b. 1959). Polychrome jar, ca. late 20th century. Signed on underside of base. A pleasing pottery seed jar made by Hopi artist Adelle Lalo Nampeyo, great-granddaughter of the

Hopi Pottery Description: Ca. 1950s, Great polychrome pottery jar with fine line, bird, and geometric motif. Good condition, some wear. 6" x 5-1/2"

POLYCHROME LOW BOWL, HANDPAINTED HOPI SEED JAR. CRACKS TO EDGE. 8 1/4" DIAM x 4 1/4" H

Four polychrome pieces: Annetta Salas bowl, Ethel Youvella vase, L. Namingha vase, and Irma David seed jar, 20th c. All signed Tallest: 5 3/4" x 5 1/2" dia.

A NEW MEXICO PUEBLO SLIP PAINTED POTTERY OLLA JAR, POSSIBLY HOPI, CIRCA 1931, red clay with white and black slip paint decoration including lizards, mountains, air and rain symbols, and other geometri

A bowl by Randy Nahoha, 1991; and a seed jar miniature by Dee Johnson Setalla; along with a set of eight leather coasters painted in Hopi-inspired designs. Height 3 inches each, diameter 9 and 3 inche

By Donna G. and Darrell Chino, both b.1950s. Donna, Acoma, painted half of the jar with rain clouds and lightning symbols. Darrell, SantaClara etched the other half with a Deer Dancer Kachina. 2.5"H x

Group of (4) Hopi painted pottery vessels, to include: PETE SUMATZKUKU (b. 1957), ''Mudheads Riding the Great Serpent'', 1993, art pottery seed jar with ''mudhead'' figures riding a serpent emerging f

A Hopi/Tewa jar signed GRACE CHAPELLA. G. Chapella is said to be one of the first Tewa-Hopi potters to individualize her work with a signature. Jar is circa 1950s, multi-designed including a butterful

Three Hopi polychrome pottery jars Fawn Navasie (b. 1959) and Clinton Polacca (b. 1958) Two Fawn Navasie jars, the larger with avian devices and the smaller seed jar with abstract designs from the rim

Circa 1930. The piece having a nicely decorated surface with tribal design surrounding the body. Signed on the base by Mrs. Honie. The interior having a small nick 3/4" long by 1/16" deep, otherwise g