Three Pueblo Pots by Lu Ana Tayfoya and Tahn-Moo-Whe

20th century, the largest signed "Lu Ann Tafoya/Santa Clara Pue NM", (Santa Clara, born 1938), deeply carved redware bowl, 5-1/4 x 7-1/4 in.; together with two blackware and sienna sgraffito inlaid po

Barbara Gonzales (also, Tahn Moo Whe, Sunbeam) (Native American, born 1947). An original San Ildefonso Pueblo Native American art pottery jardiniere flower pot bowl vase. Red art clay, having hand pai

Barbara Gonzales (also, Tahn Moo Whe, Sunbeam) (Native American, born 1947). An original San Ildefonso Pueblo Native American art pottery jardiniere flower pot bowl vase. Tan to orange art clay, havin

TAHN MOO WHE Signed Native American Indian Vase. San Ildefnso Pottery Jar. Burnished Black Vessel with applied Turquoise & coral stones. Turquoise heishi bead trim. Incised spider web and paddle desig

Tahn-Moo-Whe, Barbara Gonzales (san ildefonso, b. 1947) blackware seed jar signed Tahn-Moo-Whe, together with two other blackware vases, one signed Sunday Chavarria, Santa Clara, and the other Corn Mo

Three Santa Clara Pueblo diminutive seed potsThree works:Joseph Lonewolf (1932-2014, Santa Clara Pueblo)A globular redware seed pot, 1979Incised to underside: Joseph [wolf cipher] Lonewolf / 1979 / HO

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Three Carved Blackware Pots, Santa Clara Pueblo20th century, a jar with cylindrical neck and bulbous base, four panel geometric carving, signed on the underside "Cliff Roller" and dated 10/92 (6 1/2 i

Rose Naranjo, , 1917-1940 Santa Clara Pueblo Southwest Pot, H 7.5" Dia. 9" | Buff color with lizard in three dimensions over edge. Signed. Provenance: Property from a Berkley, MI private collection.

Santa Clara Pueblo blackware pot signed Toni Roller, daughter of Maragaret Tofoya. Santa Clara Pottery Santa Clara and San Ildefonso have both been known for black pottery for over three centuries. A

Group of three blackware pots. One pot by Vickie Martinez-Tafoya (American (Santa Clara Pueblo), b. 1967). Inscribed along the underside "Vickie Martinez Santa Clara Pueblo." One pot by Autumn Borts-M

Three works: A Joseph Lonewolf seed pot (1932-2014, Santa Clara Pueblo) Signed and dated to underside: Joseph Lonewolf [wolf cipher] / 258 / 1976 With burnished red slip glaze and shallow carved

Three works: An Emily Tafoya seed pot (b. 1959, Santa Clara Pueblo) Signed to underside: Emily Tafoya [artist's cipher] / M / SCP With burnished green slip glaze and shallow carved pueblo buildin

Three pieces of Southwestern pottery to include an Acoma pottery vase signed "G. Patricio"; a petite Santa Denise Chavarria pot; and a large Santa Clara Pueblo black pottery vase, pencil signed "Petra

Five pieces: canteen, three seed pots, and vase, early-mid 20th c. Unmarked Tallest: 6 3/4" x 6 3/4" dia.

A LOT of three (3) Native American Indian black on black art pottery vase pots, hand crafted by artisans of Santa Clara Pueblo and San Ildefonso Pueblo (New Mexico). Includes: one (1) San Ildefonso Pu

each signed "Sammy Naranjo "Santa Clara Pueblo"; each relief-decorated; ranging from 3 1/2 to 4 1/4 inches high

Santa Clara, Group of Three Carved Blackware Pottery VesselsBarbara Naranjo Martinez(Santa Clara, ca. 1965)Seed Potfired clayinscribed: Barbara Martinez / Santa Clara / Puebl

Three color geometric design; signed Robert Tenorio Santo Domingo Pueblo NM; H-10 1/2", Dia.-10 1/2"

Painted terra cotta pot with traditional three dancer motif, signed underneath, 9 ¼”, tall, 9” diameter.

Group of Three Pueblo Heishi Necklaces: Melon Shell, Clam Shell, Olive Shell, ca. 1975Pueblo Forty Strand Fine Heishi Necklacehaving a wrap neck band4.0 oz, 114 gramsHanging Length: 16 3/8 in. (41.59

Maria Montoya Martinez (American, 1887-298) Three Pueblo Motif Dishes glazed ceramic diameter of each 5 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Six Pueblo pots in the style of Fannie Nampeyo, Manuel Tafoya and Anna Chavvaria (Anna Chavarria), and Maria and Tonita Roybal; each bears the signatures of said potters. Provenance: Collection of Jud

Presented here for your consideration are two fine examples of Santa Clara Pueblo pots, one by Severa Tafoya and one by Earlene Youngbird Tafoya. The small black on black pot is Severa's work. Wit