Storage jar - Shroulate, R., Acoma

pottery, sign. H: 45 cm, H: 17,7 inch, 1980s Provenance: Gerhard & Gisela Hoffmann, Würzburg, Germany

A large Acoma pottery jar by Ruby Shroulate, painted with allover geometric design, signed 'Mrs. R. Shroulate' to underside, 12"h

Acoma Polychrome (Olla) Pueblo Native American Storage Jar: Acoma Polychrome (Olla) Pueblo Native American Storage Jar: These types of jars (ollas) were used for hauling and storing water. The entire

Redware Acoma Redware Storage Jar made by Concepcion Faustine (New Mexico, 1907-2008) circa 1940s, decorated in black and white with geometric leaf forms, signed on the bottom "Acoma C.E.F." 7.5 in x

Two R.C.R. / PHILA. Stoneware Storage Jars with Cobalt Blue Foliate Decorations. (Richard C. Remmey, Philadelphia). 7-1/4" and 9"h. Condition: Good smaller jar has minor rim chips, larger jar has 5" l

Native American style rug signed GD 6.5" x 3.5", dish signed D.R. Acoma Pueblo 1.25"W, storage jar 1.5"H signed Acoma, bowl signed Julie 88 7/8"W

Framed lithograph by RC. Gorman (American 1932-2005). Titled "Storage Jar". On Arches paper measuring 26" x 36". Signed R C Gorman and dated 1988 lower left. Numbered 91/225. Framed measurement 34.5"

Acoma Pueblo pottery olla/storage jar with slightly flared black glazed rim, body with white and black abstract geometric designs, 6”H x 8” dia.

Three Southwest Pottery Jars including two Santa Clara carved blackware jars, the larger signed on the base Legoria; and an Acoma fine line jar signed R. Garcia Diameters: rang

**Originally Listed At $3000** Native American, southwestern United States, New Mexico, Acoma Pueblo or Zuni, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. This is a massive plainware pottery storage jar or olla vesse

Ca. 1970s, Fine globular thin-walled olla with fineline and stepped geometric designs. Very good condition, minor scuffs. 8" x 9"

The first a seed jar, 11.5" tall x 14" diameter. Signed on base "Grace Chino / Acoma, N. Mex" and with a pencil notation "AWSHS / $1050". The second a large storage jar, 13.25" tall x 13.5" largest di

Chuck Sabatino (American, b. 1935) 'Northern Plains Parfleche' Oil on canvas ; 40 x 30 (in) Signed Sabatino, lower left "1585 Old Acoma Polychrome Jar Large 21A Polychrome Storage Jar + Santo Domingo

Exquisite Acoma Hand Painted Lizard Motif Pot by R Chino. Excellent condition. The artistry is hypnotic. Measures 5 5/8" by 6 1/2"

ACOMA POLYCHROME POTTERY VESSELS, 3 PIECES, H 2 - 3", DIA 5":Including 1 disc form seed jar, Dia.5 1/4", signed B.L. Cerno at the underside. Along with 1 small seed jar, H.2 2/1", signed R. Boren, and

12" diameter X 10 1/4" high. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

Robert Patricio (Acoma, b. 1976) Four Color Polychrome Pottery Jar, with Parrots and Corn Stalks signed on baseAcoma, N.M. R.M. Patricio height 11-3/4 inches x diameter 12 inches Property from the Est

Dated Oct 28 1852, signed LM and having seven punctuates and a U mark in between. The pieces measures 44" around it's circumference by 14 1/2" tall. The glaze having excellent olive runs at all sides

David 'Dave the Slave' Drake. (American/South Carolina, 1800-After 1870) High Gloss Alkaline Glaze Stoneware Two Handle Four Gallon Storage Jar. 1857. Signed in script "Lm" for Lewis Miles and dated "

Cochiti Pottery Storage Jar height 21 inches x diameter 21-1/2 inches Published: Spirits in the Arts (Hanson 1994: 213, fig. 212)

Walpi Polychrome Pottery Storage Jar ca 1900 impressively large form with a soft colored yellow body; winged elements are painted in red and black on neck and shoulder   height 17-3/4 inches x di

A Kewa (Santo Domingo Pueblo) storage jar Decorated with black on red, the base of a natural buff color, with organic-inspired and geometric designs in two registers (one about the neck, one about the

Edgefield District, SC, Decorated Storage Jar, Attributed Collin Rhodes FactoryShaw's Creek, 1811-1881, approximately 6 gallon ovoid form with applied handles, olive-green alkaline glazed stoneware, b

Large Cochiti Pottery Storage Jar ca 1920 height 17 inches x diameter 18 inches Included is a note of identification from the late Francis Harlow, renowned authority on the evolution of Puebloan ceram