Native American pottery ollas

Vintage Native American Navajo Pottery Olla. Signed. Hand coiled and hand decorated. Measures 4"

Vintage Zia pottery olla, circa 1930. Excellent condition. H 9" W 9-1/2".

Southwest Native American polychrome pottery olla, wavy line decoration around rim, geometric and line decoration to body. 9 3/4" H. Early 20th century. Provenance: Property from the estate of Dorothy

American Southwest, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. Huge and showy pottery olla. Redware jar in rounded bulbous form and short raised rim. The vessel was broken in ancient times and repaired using series

Prehistoric Native American Pottery Olla, measures 10.5''H x 10''D, nice thick walled jar, some pressure cracks, pot is intact and has not been glued, some minor chipping on rim, nice fire clouds, Acq

Zuni Pottery Olla late 19th century having a concave base and painted with stylized rainbirds and "thunder knives" along rim (Bunzel 1972: 110, fig. 77) height 10 inches x 12-1/2 inches This lot is lo

Zuni Pottery Olla late 19th century concave base and painted with stylized rainbirds and "thunder knives" (Bunzel 1972: 110, fig. 77) height 10-1/2 inches x diameter 13-3/4 inches This lot is located

A Zuni pueblo pottery olla water pot, polychrome decoration with motifs including heartline "deer in his house," thunder knife, and rosettes. Concave base. Circa mid-20th century. Measures 6.25" x 8"

Circa 1980 Signed to bottom: A.A. Peynetsa / Zuni N.M. Polychrome-painted olla designed with deer and snakes on a geometric ground 10.5" H x 11.125" Dia.

By Noreen Simplicio, Zuni. Signed & dated 7/90. Black and red designs on white. Two large rosettes separated by two groups of three "Deer-in-His-House" motifs. 9"H x 10.3"D (SPAZ-P.168-170;SPP-P.6,279

The red clay body with cream slip displays traditional motifs in red and brown including the symbol representing the breath of an animal as its life force as well as spiritual connection to deer. Meas

A Zuni pueblo pottery olla with polychrome decoration including whirlwind designs. Flat base. Circa mid-20th century. Measures 5 1/2" x 6 3/4".

Reddish brown to black glaze. Neck ring decoration. Signed RW. Rose is one of the matriarchs of Navajo pottery. From Twin Rocks T.P.,Bluff, UT. 5.4"H x 8"D. (SPAZ-p.101,104;TPS-p.6,14, 18,71,124,147;a

Vintage Native American Navajo Pottery Olla. Signed. Hand coiled and hand decorated. Measures 10" wide by 6" tall

Christine Nofchissey McHorse, b. 1948 - Native American Pottery Olla. H 16" D 16". Artist Biography - credit Smithsonian Museum McHorse's work has an elegance and sophistication that defy stereotypes

The mid to late 20th century Native American pottery olla decorated in stylized traditional designs in red and brown slip geometrics on white ground, convex base, no artist's signature. Measures 11 x

Native American pottery olla/ jar, Dora Antonio, Acoma Pueblo, black, red, and white geometric design, approx 9.25"h, 10.75"diam, 3.25lbs Start Price: $60.00

EP Routzen signed Acoma Pueblo Native American pottery olla measures 9 in. tall x 10.5 in. wide x 6.125 in. across inside rim. No evidence of cracks or repairs. If lot is absent of a condition report

Group of 8 Pueblo pottery jars with the largest measuring 11 3/4 inches in height and 9 3/4 inches in diameter. The group includes one CG Loretto Jemez, one Zuni pottery olla by A. Peynetsa, one B. To

For your consideration is this wonderful hand coiled Zuni pottery olla by the highly collectible and award winning Zuni artist Deldrick Cellicion from 1990s. The vase features an intricately hand coil

Etched Hand Painted Navajo Pottery Olla signed C. Tomes, Navajo and dated 2004. Measures 6 1/2"x6 1/2"x6". Weight 1 pd 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

Group of three (3) Native American Anasazi culture pottery ollas or jars including one (1) with red, black and white geometric polychrome decoration, one (1) Matsaki form with white and black on red g

Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Acoma Pueblo, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. This is a stunning and large hand-built pottery vessel in the form of a traditional olla storag

Southwest American Indian Pueblo Pottery Olla, Possibly Zia or Santo Domingo Pueblo, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Of bulbous form, painted in black on white slip around the sides with a ro