Native American Santo Domingo Pottery

Comprising, a handled double spouted water jug, a small dish, a deer decorated bowl, and another bowl. Wear, surface distress. Jug: 8-1/2"h x 8"w x 7-1/4"d

Early Native American Santo Domingo Pottery Basket, measures 6'' x 7'', bowls and handle has been glued

Large Native American Santo Domingo Pottery Olla by Vicky Tenorio Calabaza (1959-present), measures 15''D x 11.5''H, signed by artist, comes with stand, stunningly beautiful piece, very small chip in

Large Traditional Native American Santo Domingo Pottery Dough Bowl by Vicky T. Calabaza, measures 14'' x 7'' and is signed by artist, FYI: ''Vicky T. Calabaza was born in 1959 and has been actively po

79. Description: Polychrome design has minor paint rubbing signed Alvina L. Garcia. Dimensions: 5.25" X 8.5". Free shipping for this item within the continental US.

Rafaelita Aguilar (Native American, born 1936). Signed original hand crafted Native American Kewa Santo Domingo Pueblo art pottery vessel in red clay with stylized black decoration. Artist signed Rafa

Dynamic Native American Santo Domingo Matte on Black Pottery Olla by Robert Aguilar, measures 16'' x 13'', signed on bottom by artist, Artist Bio: ''Robert is from Kewa/Santo Domingo Pueblo. He has be

Josefita Martinez (1937-2009). Two vintage Native American Santo-Domingo (or Kewa) blackware pottery handle bowls, handmade by the late potter Josefita Martinez (Josie). Circa 1980s. Signed on base: J

Native American Pottery Bowl, Robert Aguilar - Santo DomingoA pottery vessel in Earth tones, signed underfoot Robert Aguilar SDP8.5" diameter, 4.5" tall

Native American, Southwest, Santo Domingo Pueblo, ca. early 20th century CE. An elegant pottery jar presenting a spherical form with hand-painted black-on-beige decoration of abstract geometric motifs

Description: This lot includes a large poly chrome painted Native American dough bowl. The bowl is signed on the bottom. By the artist "Arthur and Hilda Coriz" from Santo Domingo Pueblo. Featuring won

TWO NORTH NATIVE AMERICAN PAINTED POTTERY WARES, ZUNI AND SANTO DOMINGO, CIRCA 1850-1900, the unusual Zuni water jug of ovoidal form with loop handles and short cylindrical spout centering black and r

Native American pottery, Kewa Pueblo (Santo Domingo Pueblo), monumental black-on-black pot, signed on underside Vidal Aguilar (b.1972), approx 19.5"h, 15"diam, 24.75lbs Start Price $200.00

Large early 20th century 3 handled Santo Domingo earthenware pottery vase. Polychrome decorated with stylized birds on abstract branches. Approximate dimensions: H: 20 in., W: (with handle) 11 1/2 in.

New World, Native American, Southwest, New Mexico, ca. 1940 CE. Made by the people of the Santo Domingo Pueblo (Kewa Pueblo), this is a pretty pottery canteen with a flattened red and orange side that

Description: This lot includes a large poly chrome painted Native American dough bowl. The bowl is signed on the bottom. By the artist "Arthur and Hilda Coriz" from Santo Domingo Pueblo. Featuring won

A GROUP OF SIX COCHITI AND SANTO DOMINGO POLYCHROME POTTERY VESSELS. Comprising jars, two bowls, a pitcher, and cup. Greatest height 9.5 inches. Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE:Jacksons is

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwestern United States, Santo Domingo Pueblo, ca. 1940s CE. A hand-built pottery bowl taking the form of an abstract avian creature with geometric motifs

A group of Native American pottery Including a Robert Tenorio (Santo Domingo) jar, a melon jar by Juanita Fragua (Jemez), a Nancy Lewis (Hopi) jar, a Susie Youvella (Hopi) lidded jar, and a number of

Six painted Native American Indian Pottery Bowls, artist signed. Two Santo Domingo & four Pueblo vessels. Dimension range: 2.25" - 6.75". *View signatures. Condition: generally good condition, one has

pottery, a) Zuni, h: 17,5 cm; b) Santo Domingo, h: 23 cm before 1960 (a) Provenance: Gerhard & Gisela Hoffmann, Würzburg, Germany Published in: Hoffmann, Gerhard (ed.), Indianische Kunst im 20. Jahrh

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

One signed underside in pencil, including Santo Domingo and Acoma. Wear, surface distress. Largest: 8-1/2"h x 11-1/4"dia.

Two Native American pottery vesselslate 20th centuryComprising: a large Santo Domingo bowl by Arthur & Hilda Coriz and a Santa Clara blackware swirl vase by Madeline Tafoya.the bowl height 5 1/2in (14