SOUTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY, SIGNED ZIA

8" by 6", Beautiful Pueblo polychrome wedding vase with traditional bird design. Nice colors and graphics. Excellent

American Southwest, early 20th century, Zia jar with painted bird figures, signed on base with ear of corn symbol, on plastic stand, 3 x 4-1/2 in. jar, wear to surface, discoloration to interior, we

Southwest Indian handmade polychrome pottery olla by Florinda Shije, American Indian (1951-), decorated with traditional Zia bird and Native American designs. Signed and dated on bottom, 'Zia 1990'. M

Southwest Navajo Indian Pottery Spirit Bear from Cedar Mesa Pottery Signed by the Artist. New or Like New Condition with a certificate of native american authenticity. Measures 8" x 11 3/4"

Southwest Native American Contemporary Pottery 3 pieces all signed: Birdell-Santa Clara; Goldenrod. Max Ht. 3 Max D 4 1/2 in.

Southwest Native American Contemporary Pottery 5 pieces, all signed by various makers including: LoRenzo Fuentez-Santa Clara-86, Debra Harvey, Mark Thomas, Camilio Tafoya-Santa Clara, Tahn-M Do-Who. M

Desideria Montoya Sanchez (American (San Ildefonso), 1889-1982). Southwest Native American San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pottery vase, signed "Desideria" along the underside. Desideria was the sister

LOIS MEDINA (ZIA) Native American pottery jar, signed as pictured, nice estate condition. Measures 8" high x approx. 9" across. From estate collection we are selling.

Three works Berleen Estevan (b. 1975, Acoma) An Acoma polychrome vase with all-over Southwest animal motif Signed: B. Estevan / Acoma New Mexico 3" H x 4.5" Dia. Bernadette Poleahla (20

birds and beads with Naja, on string, 26" long plus pendant, signed.

Large Southwest Native American Pottery Raku Vase. Artist signature illegible at the bottom, dated '84. 11" x 7". Good Condition.

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

Acoma New Mexico Handmade black on red etched terracotta Southwest art pottery vessel. teardrop in from, vase features a geometric design with a front symbolic three turtle motif medallion, embellishe

Group of three Southwest Native American Hopi pottery wares including a vase, bowl, and tray. One marked "Hopi, 1st Mesa, 1955" and illegibly signed along the underside.Heights range from 1

Two Southwest Native American Vintage Acoma Pottery Pots, one having stylized animal decoration and being signed Myra Eriacho, 8" tall; the second having deer, avian and floral decoration, unsigned, 7

VASES SIGNED EUSEBIA SHIJE ZIA. GOOD CONDITION. 4" & 5" H

Nice Native American southwest vase. Signed " ECB DINE". Displays very well with nice bright colors . Nice condition with no chips or cracks. Measures approximately 4" tall and 5" in diameter.

Sterling Silver | Genuine Turquoise | Tribe: Navajo Native American Southwest Indian Jewelry | Turquoise Pottery Design Bolo Tie Signed: D | Weight: 54.5 Grams, | Dimensions: Bolo: 23" length, 2.5" x

L. KING NAVAJO NATIVE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CLAY POTTERY VASE 8" X 5" APPROX-SIGNED ON BOTTOM-PRE OWNED CONDITION, -DP61423

Native American Vintage Pottery, Southwest Arts and Crafts, Signed Ceramics, Earthenware, terra cotta, pottery, Hand Crafted, Each contains tribal patterned detail. Smallest piece has floral and bird

Alice Yazzie (20th C. Native Southwest), Navajo artist, still life with blanket and art pottery, framed pastel, signed lower left, approximate image size 27 1/2" x 10", frame 35 1/2" x 18".

Southwest, Inuit items (12 pcs), including Santa Clara pot by Frances M Chavarra, Acoma pot by Jose Toya, incices pot signed illeg, other Native American pcs- some damaged

Native American, Southwest, Hopi, Ethel Youvella, ca. 1960s CE. A beautiful pottery vase signed on the bottom by the artist Ethel Youvella, who was from the village of Hano at First Mesa. The piece is

**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