Santa Clara Black Ware Pot by M. Tafoya

Mida Tafoya (Santa Clara Pueblo b. 1931) Burnished and carved blackware pot, depicting the Avanyu (the Rio Grande Water Serpent) measures approx. 7" x 8" diam. Mida is a member of the famous Tafoya fa

Madeline Tafoya (1912-2002) Santa Clara Pueblo Native American Blackware pot with carved hand design. signed under base. 3 1/2"H x 5 1/4"Diam.

Madeline Tafoya (1912-2002) Santa Clara Pueblo Native American Blackware pot with clouds and Kiva steps. signed under base. 4 3/4"H x 4 3/4"Diam.

Madeline Tafoya (1912-2002) Santa Clara Pueblo Native American Blackware spiral pot. signed under base. 7 1/4"H x 6 1/4"Diam.

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

Collector's Lot of Santa Clara Pueblo Blackware Pottery. Including works by Frances M. Chavarria (1906-2000), Elaine Salazar, Jeffrey Askan, Greg Garcia, Clarissa Tafoya, Mary Louise Eckleberry (1921-

Late 20th Century Two works: Paul Joseph "Speckled Rock" Tafoya (1952-2017, Tewa/Santa Clara Pueblo) A sgraffito blackware pottery "rock" seed pot with roses and butterflies Signed to base: Spec

Betty Tafoya (American, 1933-1988). A lovely blackware pot with a deeply incised geometric design around the exterior and polished to a high luster. The underside is signed "Betty Tafoya / Santa Clara

(lot of 8) Soutwest blackware pottery: including Santa Clara signed pots by "Frances Salzar" and "Jose M Martinez"; a third by "Miguel" together (5) miniatures

pot, 7"h, 8"w

A blackware vessel Signed to underside: LuAnn Tafoya / Santa Clara Pue [sic] / N.M. A low shoulder pot with a carved geometric band on a black burnished slip glaze 7.5" H x 8.25" Dia. Provenance:

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

Native American Santa Clara signed black ware pot. Signed "Birdell Vine Flower" 2006. Fine condition. 3.5" tall x 5.5" wide. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

A Santa Clara blackware pot The corrugated rim slightly flared, with long neck and wide bottom, with three bear paw devices below the rim. ht. 10 1/4, wd. 9 in. For further information on this lot pl

Santa Clara Blackware Pot by Margaret Lou Gutierrez (B.1934) Feather pattern olla. Base signed: "Margaret Lou Gutierrez." Size: 4.75'' x 6'' x 6'' (12 x 15 x 15 cm).

small black on black olla, singed on base "Nicolasa/Santa Clara", (Nicolasa Naranjo,ÿ1907-2002), with Avanyu symbol encircling shoulder, diameter 3-1/2 x 6-1/2 in.; small bowl by John Vigil, signed o

signed on base "Flora and Glena /Santa Clara", with carved geometric decoration and triangular rim, 5 in. 3-3/4 x 5 in.ÿ - Provenance: Private Florida Collection

Two Artist Signed Santa Clara Blackware Pots, comprising a larger pot carved with bear paws, signed Flora and Glenda Naranya, Santa Clara, and a small carved pot signed Helen Shupla, Santa Clara Puebl

Two (2) Stella Chavarria signed Native American Santa Clara Pueblo pottery blackware pieces. Includes 5.25 in. tall x 4 in. wide vase and 3.5 in. tall x 4 in. wide jar. No evidence of cracks or repair

(2) Santa Clara Pueblo blackware pottery pots, c/o one marked Charlotte Santa Clara Pueblo (2-1/2" h x 2-3/4" dia), one signed indistinctly, possibly Gabriel (2-3/4" h x 3-3/4" dia)

One Santa Clara blackware pot, one signed Olga Quezada, and a Roman style amphora.Some losses and cracks. 2-1/2"h x 3-3/4"dia. to 6-1/2"h x 8"dia.

Anita Suazo (1937- ), Master Potter signed Santa Clara Blackware Pot 2"x5.5" Domestic shipping $12. USPS shipping cost only, no additional fees for in-house materials or handling. International shippi

Nicolasa Naranjo (Native American, 1907-2002). Native American Santa Clara Pueblo Blackware art pottery pot. Signature to bottom. Polished black clay planter style vessel with traditional incised deco

Santa Clara Pottery Santa Clara and San Ildefonso have both been known for black pottery for over three centuries. A Santa Clara tradition is the creation of large storage jars with an indented bear p