Sally Jaffe Black Vessel

4 1/2" Black on Red Pottery Vessel/Pitcher, Southwest, Circa 1950, Ex Sally Havici

Attributed to Sally Black (b.1958; Dine)Late 20th/21st centuryA large polychrome Navajo wedding basketA coiled tray basket with a central star and a central band of multicolored standing figures with

Black Painted Wood Vessel, Bowl, Tarzan, with gold leafed accents and figurals, Signed underside, decorative accessory, hand crafted tableware, measures app ht 6 inches diameter app 9 inches, vintage

The irregular-shaped earthenware pottery vase, with painted motifs simulating a stack of four coffee mugs in colored glazes over a white field, signed Jaffee (Sally Jaffee, American, 20th C.) on botto

A black woven straw hat with white buttoned side, marked on interior Michelle Jaffe, New York. Property of Manhattan, New York Estate. Approximately 6.75 inch diameter and 5.25 inches tall. Michelle J

A Large Navajo Pictorial Coiled Tray Sally Black c. 1990 natural and dyed sumac Diameter: 31 inches 
 
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A Large Navajo Polychrome Coiled Tray Sally Black c. 1990 natural and dyed sumac Diameter: 23 ¼ inches 
 
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Fourth-Quarter 20th Century; Mata Ortiz, Mexico Signed: Jesus Pena The black-on-black vessel with all-over geometric motifs 13.5" H x 15.5" Dia.

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

Harold Kraus (Tennessee, b. 1940s) oil on board painting entitled "Grapes" depicting a stylized sprig of white grapes resting in a black vessel and set against a gold and green background. Signed "Kra

including two triangular vases by Noel Copeland, and a painted vase with a bird form rim, signed and dated '98 on the bottom; a pointed vase in stand, and a black vessel signed "TMVC" and dated '84 on

Four Pre Columbian items in three trays Black & white figure: 8" tall Bird vessel: 4.75" tall Brown vessel with face: 4" tall Black vessel: 7.75" tall

(lot of 3) Art pottery group, consisting of a Lucile Ajello vessel executed in green and having an oversized goblet form, a Mary Hall vase in light blue, and a black vessel having an organic form, lar

Three Piece Lot of Acoma Pottery, to include a red and black vessel, inscribed "Acoma, N.M. Y.E.", to the underside; a black and white vessel signed "Vallo" to the underside; along with a miniature bl

A group of 7 Pre Columbian style objects. Various styles and local. Largest (black vessel): 9 3/8"h x 10 1/2"w x 6 5/8"d.

Group of Asian earthenware 17th - 19th C., including, a lobed jar, a glazed bowl with black motif, black vessel a large covered olla and another vessel(SCOX5205/6)(WK). Measurements: Bowl: 3 H x 7 Dia

Artisan ceramics group, comprising one black vessel with rough decoration, Malka Dina by Elana Noy [7 1/2" H x 5" W], one small black vessel with Keith Haring-style decoration [2 3/4" H x 2" W x 1 1/2

3 Points & Knife and an 8 1/2” x 6” Contemporary Mexican Pottery Black Vessel

A large signed, ceramic made black vessel, signature on underside, illegibly. Possibly a Cantaro jug. Vessel is rounded on bottom and cannot stand upright on its own and needs place holder. Approximat

(lot of 2) Native American pottery, Santa Clara Pueblo, black on black vessels, including: (1) with incised Avanyu water serpent motif, signed on underside Teresita (Teresita Naranjo, 1919-1999) and C

(lot of 2) Native American pottery, Santa Clara Pueblo, black on black vessels, with incised Avanyu water serpent motif, including: (1) signed on underside Stella Chavarria (Stella Tafoya Chavarria, b

Artist: William A. Morris Title: Red and Black Shard Vessel Medium: Hand Blown Glass Size: 14 1/2" 14 1/2" x 5" Signed: Signed "William Morris" and dated "1984" on bottom edge Year: 1984 Condition: Ve

William Morris (American, b. 1957) Red and Black Shard Vessel, 1984 Glass 14.5 x 14.5 x 5 (in) Incised William Morris 1984, bottom edge

Egypt, Pre-Dynastic Period, Nagada/Naqada II, ca. 3600 to 3000 BCE. One of the most recognizable and desirable of all early Egyptian art. Pottery jar in very characteristic black-top design and red lo