Joe & Thelma Talachy (American / Pojaoque Pueblo, b.1943 / b.1942) Polychrome Ceramic Jar

Joe & Thelma Talachy (American / Pojaoque Pueblo, b.1943 / b.1942) Polychrome Ceramic Jar (3) total item including a tall-necked jar having a band of geometric designs, ink signed to underside; togeth

Pojoaque Pueblo Pottery Jar by Joe and Thelma Talachy. Signed on bottom Joe and Thelma Talachy, Pouqaque, Pue, (19)83. Dimensions: 10" H x 9" diam Property from a Chestnut Hill, MA Estate (FANN257)(EL

3-1/4 inches tall with 3-1/4 inch diameter

Painted and glazed ceramic vase with corn stalk motif, signed underneath, 1 ¾” tall, 1 ½” diameter.

Two Native America jars, by the Pueblo potter, Eusebia Shije (born 1936) signed underneath, polychrome decoration with floral and roadrunner (also known as "chaparral cock") motifs, 4-1/4" tall.

marked on bottom. Measures 2 x 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches

Painted and glazed red feather pot, signed underneath, 1 ¾” tall, 2 ¼” diameter.

Painted and glazed red feather pot, signed underneath, 2 ¼” tall, 2 ¾:” diameter.

2-1/2 inches tall with 4-1/4 inch diameter

2-3/4 inches tall with 3-1/4 inch diameter

Hopi-Tewa maker Nampeyo (1859-1942), Hano Pueblo, Arizona; Sikyatki revival seed jar, squat with compressed edge, large mouth, polychrome decoration, 2 3/4" x 8" diam. Early 20th c. Marked as purchase

ACOMA NATIVE AMERICAN POLYCHROME POTTERY JAR, 1900-1920, H 12", DIA 11":Linear design

Nora Naranjo Morse (American / Santa Clara Pueblo, b.1953) Ceramic Figure Assortment (4) items including (2) clowns with one holding a feathered staff, a female figurine and a miniature having a wood

Native American Hopi polychrome decorated pottery jar by Dawn Navasie. Polychrome bird and geometric designs. Signed Dawn Navasie on the base. 1st prize winner of the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, G

Original hand thrown glazed earthenware jar by listed American ceramic artist Betty Woodman, ca. 1975. Signed. Provenance from Boulder, Colorado collector and friends of Woodmans. Stamped along bottom

Large Takaezu stoneware Moonpot with rattle, Toshiko Takaezu (American, 1922-2011), ceramic with polychrome drip glaze, signed "TT" to base, old masking tape label to underside, 9.75"h x 11.50" dia.

Title: Majestic San Ildefonso Polychrome Jar by Blue Corn Date/Period: 1970s Materials: Native clay and pigment, traditionally fired. Dimensions: 11”x10” Description:San Ildefonso Pueblo Jar by Bl

A pair of Chinese enameled porcelain jars18th/19th century or laterEach appears unmarkedEach ceramic jar with fitted lid, decorated in polychrome enameled continuous figural scenes and floral motifs,

Peter Vandenberge (American/Dutch, b. 1935), Untitled (Man with Sailboat Hat), 1999, polychrome ceramic sculpture, signed and dated lower back, 33"h. Provenance: Estate of Frank J. Caufield (San Franc

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,

(b. 1969, Cochiti Pueblo) Signed and dated to the underside: Virgil Ortiz / Cochiti Pueblo / Renegade Clay / [artist's cipher] / 07 The polychrome painted earthenware mono figure depicting an opera

Native American, Maria Montoy Poveka Martinez (1887-1980) and conjunction with her son Popovi Da Martinez (1923-1971), New Mexico, northwest of Santa Fe, San Ildefonso Pueblo, ca. 1962 CE. Signed "Mar

Unsigned, Early/Mid-20th Century. Traditional polychrome motifs. Surface soiled with crazing and wear, lower body darkening (possibly from use), 9 3/4" H, 11" Dia. Provenance: From the Lifetime Collec

Native American, American Southeast, Nodena Phase, Mississippian Culture, “Walls Engraved” type ca. 1350 CE. A fine example of a rare ceramic type, most likely from the Missouri/ Arkansas border a