Native American Jemez Pottery Owl by Yugo Slavia

The various Native American pottery figures include a Jemez owl signed B. Gauchupin, a quail signed M. Chino, Acoma and Zuni owls signed Mary S,all and Nellie ??, plus a nice owl with sculpted detail

20th century, all signed, including seven storyteller dolls from Cochiti, Jemez and Isleta Pueblos, a small Acoma turtle pot signed L.A. Chino, and a small Zuni owl, the tallest 4 in. Provenance: Priv

Contemporary Each signed Comprising a Lenora Fragua Jemez Pueblo owl, a Hopi kachina wind bell, an A. & V. Lucario Laguna Pueblo vase, a spherical vase signed: MAV / 1989 and: RW, a Quanita Kalestewa

Fine polychrome geometric and feather design signed Mary small 4.75"x6.5". Native American potter and sculptor Mary Small, of Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico, IACA Artist of the Year for 2002, has learned to

Jemez Pueblo Storyteller. Signed, wonderful quality and attention to detail. Measures about 6 1/2" tall by 7" wide Collector PieceNo chips, cracks, repairs noted

Zuni Pottery Owls first half 20th century lot of 3: height 8 3/4 inches x diameter 7 inches   height 8 1/2 inches x diameter 8 inches   AND   height 2 1/2 inches x diameter 2 1/4 inches

Native American Jemez Pottery Turtle Storyteller by Edwina Tosa, measures 4.5'' x 6'', signed by artist

Native American Jemez Pottery Storyteller Doll M. Sandz, measures 4.5''H, signed by artist

2 7/8" tall. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Native American Acoma pueblo pottery owl. Unsigned. Measures 6". Domestic shipping $12. USPS shipping cost only, no additional fees for in-house materials or handling.

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, southwest United States, Jemez Pueblo, ca. late 20th century CE. A handmade pottery jar signed "M.S. Toya / Jemez" on the base, intricately painted with

A signed "Zuni Pueblo" pottery owl, very good condition. Circa 1970. Very good condition. Measures 4"H x 4 1/4"W. Provenance: From a Pleasant Valley NY private collection that was handed down in famil

Native American Jemez Pueblo Pottery Storyteller Figures, Signed B.E. Jemez. One Piece Unsigned. Largest Approximately 5.0L x 3.25H x 2.75W. Canoe Figure Approximately 6.25L x 2.5W z 2.125H in. Smalle

Signed Zuni Pueblo Owl. "JNB" signed 2.5" Domestic shipping $12. USPS shipping cost only, no additional fees for in-house materials or handling. International shipping calculated at end of auction.

3 Native American Jemez & Acoma Pottery Jars, #1 Jemez Polychrome Pottery Vase measures 6''H x 3''D, #2 Jemez Pottery Vase by Terri Tafoya #3 Acoma Polychrome Pottery Jar by I. Chino

3 Native American Jemez Mudhead Pottery Figures by Chris Fragua, measures 3''H x 3.75''L x 1''W, each piece is signed

Southwest Native American Jemez Pueblo pottery, mother & children figure. Signed underside "Toya". Measures 5.5"L x 3.75"W x 5.25"H. Condition report: Some surface wear/missing paint, please examine a

Mystery Artist (Native American, 20th Century). An original Zuni Pueblo art pottery owl. A wildlife work produced with painted details to feathers, face, and eyes. Outstretched wings and tail with com

Anita Candelaria pottery Native American Indian Pottery polychrome owl height 8 inches, 6 inches in diameter

LARGE Native American Jemez Pueblo polychrome pottery Mimbres picture bowl. Signed J.M.T. Jemez. Circa late 20th Century. Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. 4 3/4"H x 1

Two Native American Zia and Jemez Pueblo Pottery Vessels by Elizabeth Medina and Bertha Gachupin. Painted earthenware; the Medina vessel with low bulging globular body, decorated with a bird motif in

(lot of 22) Native American miniature pottery, Jemez Pueblo, highlights include: (5) wedding vases, (four) signed Chinana (Lorraine Chinana, b.1955), largest: approx 3.5"h, 2"diam, (1) pitcher, signed

The lot features an original pottery polychrome painted owl effigy from the Zuni Pueblo Native American Indians dating to circa 1900-1930's. The piece shows an owl bird shape with dark brown on white

The lot features a pottery owl effigy shape with polychrome paint from Zuni Pueblo Native American Indians dating to the circa 1950's. The piece shows a white / cream base with feather and other featu