Santa Clara Pottery Signed Mary Scarborough

Santa Clara Pottery Santa Clara and San Ildefonso have both been known for black pottery for over three centuries. A Santa Clara tradition is the creation of large storage jars with an indented bear p

Santa Clara Pottery Santa Clara and San Ildefonso have both been known for black pottery for over three centuries. A Santa Clara tradition is the creation of large storage jars with an indented bear p

Ca. 1960s-1980s, Miniature black-on-black Santa Clara pottery jar, signed "Mary." 2" x 3"

Vintage Santa Clara Pottery Vase. Approximately 4 Inches High, 3.75 Inches Across. Signed Mary, Santa Clara Pueblo.

Santa Clara Carved Blackware Pottery Bowl by Mary Singer. Base signed: "Mary Singer/Santa Clara/ Pueblo/New Mexico." Size: 6.5'' x 6.5'' x 6.5'' (17 x 17 x 17 cm).

Ca. 2000s, Beautiful deep carved Santa Clara pottery jar. Signed. 8" x 6-1/4"

Signed Mary Tafoya. 3 5/8" tall, 4" diameter. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

3 Santa Clara Miniature Pottery Jars, Signed, largest measures 3''D x 2''H, artists included JMS, Myra Sisneros, and Mary S.

MARY TAFOYA SANTA CLARA POTTERY VASE DIA 7 1/2":An low bowl, in traditional redware and sgraffito geometric motif. Signed on the underside, "Mary Tafoya". Measures H.3 1/2", Dia.7 1/2".

DESCRIPTION: Two pieces of carved Santa Clara Pueblo Redware Pottery. Jar signed by Sherry Tafayo and bowl signed by Mary Cain. MEASUREMENTS: Jar: 5-1/4" wide (at center) x 6-1/4" high x 3-1/4" deep (

Two Native American pottery bowls: Santa Clara Pueblo blackware with carved designs, signed Mary Cain to base; together with Santo Domingo Pueblo bowl, with black painted designs on cream slip, signed

Three Santa Clara Pueblo blackware pottery basketsThree works:Mary Singer (b. 1936, Santa Clara Pueblo)A blackware pottery basket, mid/late 20th centurySigned to underside: Mary Singer / Santa Clara P

Two Santa Clara blackware pottery vesselsNew Mexico20th centuryOne signed Flora Naranjo (1914-2000), the other Mary.the larger height 5 1/2in (14cm); diameter 4 1/2in (11.5cm) Provenance:</

Including signed Patty Padillo; Pauline; Stella Chavar; Mary Cain; Elizabeth Naranjo; Gina Garcia; and Christina Naranjo. Including Christina Naranjo/Mary Cain bowl purchased from Andrea Fisher Fine p

Mary Cain (1915-2010) - Santa Clara Redware Jar with Carved Avanyu Design c 1970-80s, Condition: This pottery is in near excellent condition, with very minor scratches to the surface. Signed "Mary Cai

Mary Cain (1915-2010) - Santa Clara Redware Bowl with Carved Avanyu c. 1970-80s, Condition: This pottery is in near excellent condition, with very minor scratches to the surface. Signed "Mary Cain" "S

Mary Cain (1915-2010) - Santa Clara Black Bowl with Carved Avanyu Design c 1970-80s, Condition: This pottery is in near excellent condition, with very minor scratches to the surface. Signed "Mary Cain

Turtle, handmade and glazed black wear, signed underneath, 5” x 10” x 6”, in good studio condition.

(lot of 2) Santa Clara blackware pottery group, consisting of a Mary Tafoya jar, having a bulbous form with geometric designs, and a small low bowl, signed indistinctly, largest: 7.5"h

Mary Cain signed Native American 3.25 in. high x 4.5 in. wide carved pottery bowl. No evidence of cracks or repairs. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition re

Santa Clara Pottery Santa Clara and San Ildefonso have both been known for black pottery for over three centuries. A Santa Clara tradition is the creation of large storage jars with an indented bear p

Signed "Blue Corn" (1921-1999). Santa Clara Pottery Santa Clara and San Ildefonso have both been known for black pottery for over three centuries. A Santa Clara tradition is the creation of large stor

NATIVE AMERICAN SANTA CLARA POTTERY SIGNED LELA GUTIERREZ (1895-1966) STONEWARE VASE, polished red, of tapering baluster form, the waist painted with a wide band in ochre, green, red, brown and white

Signed Margaret Lou Gutierrez. Santa Clara Pottery Santa Clara and San Ildefonso have both been known for black pottery for over three centuries. A Santa Clara tradition is the creation of large stora