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Native American Indian Pottery and Ceramics

 

Native American vintage pottery and ceramics, a beautiful pottery Cochiti pitcher with wonderful artwork, Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1930's. Main photo of the pitcher. Native American vintage pottery and ceramics, a beautiful pottery Cochiti pitcher with wonderful artwork, Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1930's. View of the other side of the pitcher.
EU-3: Native American vintage pottery and ceramics, a beautiful pottery Cochiti pitcher with wonderful artwork, Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1930's. The artwork features a wonderful image of a bird. This piece is museum quality. Condition is very good. Size: 3 3/4 inches high by 3 1/2 inches wide including the handle. The circular base is 2 1/2 inches diameter. Price: $300.

 

Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, and Zuni vintage pottery and ceramics, a large pottery owl attributed to Nelli Bica, Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1920. Main photo of the owl. Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, and Zuni vintage pottery and ceramics, a large pottery owl attributed to Nelli Bica, Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1920. Photo of the back side of the owl.
EQ-8: Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, and Zuni vintage pottery and ceramics, a large pottery owl attributed to Nelli Bica, Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1920. Owl figures became popular at Zuni in the 1880's because of the great interest in owls by tourists. Colors are vibrant. Condition is good, given the age of the piece; there are minor areas of pitting and some minor loss of the cream-colored glaze. Size: 11 inches high by 9 inches wide.
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Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, a beautiful melon pot, signed by the famous potter Juanita Fragua (b. 1935) from Jemez Pueblo, c. 1980. Main photo of the melon pot. Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, a beautiful melon pot, signed by the famous potter Juanita Fragua (b. 1935) from Jemez Pueblo, c. 1980. Photo of the inside rim of the pot showing Fragua's symbol. Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, a beautiful melon pot, signed by the famous potter Juanita Fragua (b. 1935) from Jemez Pueblo, c. 1980. Photo of the bottom of the pot showing Fragua's signature.
CZ-2: Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, a beautiful melon pot, signed by the famous potter Juanita Fragua (b. 1935) from Jemez Pueblo, c. 1980. Juanita is known for her lovely melon pots; this one is very special with the beautiful corn-plant decoration. The pot has beautiful form and wonderful artwork decoration. Condition is very good. Size: 6 1/2 inches high by 7 inches wide, at the widest part. Price: $875.

 

Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a beautiful blackware pot incised with the water serpent ("AVANYU"), signed on the bottom by the famous potter, Mary Cain, Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940's. Main photo of the pot by Mary Cain. Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a beautiful blackware pot incised with the water serpent ("AVANYU"), signed on the bottom by the famous potter, Mary Cain, Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940's. Photo of the bottom of the pot showing Mary Cain's signature. Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a beautiful blackware pot incised with the water serpent ("AVANYU"), signed on the bottom by the famous potter, Mary Cain, Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940's. Another full view of the pot by Mary Cain of Santa Clara Pueblo.
CM-12: Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a beautiful blackware pot incised with the water serpent ("AVANYU"), signed on the bottom by the famous potter, Mary Cain, Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940's. The pot is beautifully glazed, and the incised water serpent is magnificent. Mary Cain is the grandmother of the famous contemporary potter, Tammy Garcia. Condition of the pot is very good. Size: 5 1/2 inches diameter, at the widest part, by 3 1/2 inches high. Price: $575.

 

Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a very beautiful pottery bowl with four lovely deer with heart-lines, signed Emma Lewis, Acoma, c. 1950's. Main photo of the Acoma pot. Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a very beautiful pottery bowl with four lovely deer with heart-lines, signed Emma Lewis, Acoma, c. 1950's. Photo of the bottom of the Acoma pot showing Emma Lewis's signature. Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a very beautiful pottery bowl with four lovely deer with heart-lines, signed Emma Lewis, Acoma, c. 1950's. Another side view of the pot showing the lovely deer. Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a very beautiful pottery bowl with four lovely deer with heart-lines, signed Emma Lewis, Acoma, c. 1950's. Photo shot from above looking down at the mouth of the Acoma pot.
CJ-2: Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a very beautiful pottery bowl with four lovely deer with heart-lines, signed Emma Lewis, Acoma, c. 1950's. Emma and her sister, Lucy M. Lewis, are among the best and most collected potters of Acoma Pueblo. The artwork is spectacular. Condition is very good; there is some very minor pitting from the original firing. Size: 6 inches diameter by 4 3/4 inches high. Price: $625.

 

Native American Indian vintage and antique pottery and ceramics, a lovely Acoma pot with wonderful geometric design elements, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940. Main photo of the Acoma pot. Native American Indian vintage and antique pottery and ceramics, a lovely Acoma pot with wonderful geometric design elements, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940. Photo shot from above looking down at the mouth of the Acoma pot. Native American Indian vintage and antique pottery and ceramics, a lovely Acoma pot with wonderful geometric design elements, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940. Photo showing the bottom of the pot. Native American Indian vintage and antique pottery and ceramics, a lovely Acoma pot with wonderful geometric design elements, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940. Another side view of the Acoma pot.
CG-1: Native American Indian vintage and antique pottery and ceramics, a lovely Acoma pot with wonderful geometric design elements, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940. The pot has beautiful design elements: checkerboard, rain, and feathers, and the shape of the pot is stunning. Condition is very good. Size: 7 1/2 inches high by 8 3/4 inches wide at the widest part. Price: $925.

 

Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a lovely Acoma pot with wonderful raincloud patterns in the decoration, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940. Main photo of the Acoma pot. Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a lovely Acoma pot with wonderful raincloud patterns in the decoration, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940. Another side of the Acoma pot. Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a lovely Acoma pot with wonderful raincloud patterns in the decoration, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940. Photo showing the bottom of the Acoma pot.
BQ-8: Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a lovely Cochiti pot with wonderful raincloud patterns in the decoration, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1940. The pot has a lovely shape and patina; this is a great piece of vintage Acoma Pueblo pottery! It has four raincloud patterns, and it is unsigned, a sign of its age. Condition is very good. Size: 5 1/2 inches high by 5 1/4 inches wide, at the widest part. Price: $425.

 

Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a lovely pottery olla from San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1930's. Main photo of the San Ildefonso olla. Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a lovely pottery olla from San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1930's. Photo shot from above, looking down at the mouth of the pot. Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a lovely pottery olla from San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1930's. Another side view of the pottery olla.
BL-5: Native American Indian vintage pottery and ceramics, a lovely pottery olla from San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, c. 1930's. The pot is beautifully painted, and the form is wonderful. Condition is very good, given the age of the pot. Size: 5 1/2 inches high by 6 1/2 inches wide, at the widest part. Price: $575.

 

Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, a medium/large dough bowl from Santo Domingo Pueblo, c. 1970-80. The designs painted on the bowl are very beautiful and feature wonderful birds and foliage. Main photo of the Indian pottery bowl. Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, a medium/large dough bowl from Santo Domingo Pueblo, c. 1970-80. The designs painted on the bowl are very beautiful and feature wonderful birds and foliage. Closeup photo of the birds on the front of the bowl. Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, a medium/large dough bowl from Santo Domingo Pueblo, c. 1970-80. The designs painted on the bowl are very beautiful and feature wonderful birds and foliage. Photo of the back side of the Native American Indian pottery bowl.
MM-14: Native American Indian pottery and ceramics, a medium/large dough bowl from Santo Domingo Pueblo, c. 1970-80. The designs painted on the bowl are very beautiful and feature wonderful birds and foliage. The piece is unsigned, but looks very much like an early piece by Robert Tonorio or Paulita Pacheco. Condition is excellent. Size: 13 1/4 inches diameter by 4 inches high. Price: $1200.

 

Native American Indian vintage pottery, a fine Acoma pot with an insect (bee or moth) motif, signed M. Antonio, c. 1960's. The insect motif is repeated three times, separated each time by the cloud/rain motif. Main photo of the Acoma pot by M. Antonio. Native American Indian vintage pottery, a fine Acoma pot with an insect (bee or moth) motif, signed M. Antonio, c. 1960's. The insect motif is repeated three times, separated each time by the cloud/rain motif. Photo of the bottom of the Acoma pottery pot. Native American Indian vintage pottery, a fine Acoma pot with an insect (bee or moth) motif, signed M. Antonio, c. 1960's. The insect motif is repeated three times, separated each time by the cloud/rain motif. Another side of the Acoma pottery pot.
JJ-11: Native American Indian vintage pottery, a fine Acoma pot with an insect (bee or moth) motif, signed M. Antonio, c. 1960's. The insect motif is repeated three times, separated each time by the cloud/rain motif. Very well-painted and formed. Condition is very good; there are some minor signs of age/wear (please, see photos). Size: 3 1/4 inches high by 3 1/4 inches diameter at widest part. Price: $325.

 

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