South West Polychrome Pottery with flowers,

Commercial/greenware, signed Won Ya Nay or Yucca Flower, 1985. Height: 4 inches. Width: 5 1/2 inches.

2 Pcs. South West Polychrome Pottery Vessels, some roughness – damage & 2 Mexican Pottery Vessels, largest 7 x 9

ZUNI PUEBLO Southwest Polychrome Pottery Canteen: Water Motif, Flat Dark Base with Spout Pointed Upward. 3D Frog Rides Piggy-Back on the Water Jug. Lug Shaped Caring Handles. Originally made to Carry

Southwest Polychrome Pottery Jug, Santo Domingo, c. 1920s, a flat-bottom vase shape, with black abstract decoration on a cream-colored slip, with black painted rim and handle, ht. 11 in.

Southwest Polychrome Pottery Jar, Santo Domingo, rising from a small, flat base, to rounded body, with two large carrying handles above the shoulder, painted overall in black designs on a tan ground,

A GROUP OF EIGHT SOUTHWEST POLYCHROME POTTERY VESSELS, VARIOUS CULTURES. Comprising bowls, jars, and twist handle baskets. Greatest measurement 8 inches (diameter). Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE:

SYLVIA POLEYESTEWA (HOPI, BORN 1935) CONTEMPORARY SOUTHWEST POLYCHROME POTTERY TILE • Illustrating a left-handed katsina • Signed on the back 'S. Poley' • 5 3/4' x 4 3/4' Footnotes:

A Southwest polychrome pottery bowlLate 19th/early 20th centuryUnmarkedThe possibly Puebloan three-color varnished bowl with checkered triangle motifs2.5" H x 7.5" Dia. Provenance: Private C

Hopi Southwest Native American pueblo polychrome pottery bowl. 3.25" H x 9.75" diameter.

(lot of 3) Collection of Southwest polychrome art pottery, attributed by consignor to Gretchen Ewert, (American, B.1948), each unsigned, including: (1) woman with a fish, cup, and snake not

Southwest Native American polychrome pottery olla, wavy line decoration around rim, geometric and line decoration to body. 9 3/4" H. Early 20th century. Provenance: Property from the estate of Dorothy

Southwest Indian handmade polychrome pottery olla by Florinda Shije, American Indian (1951-), decorated with traditional Zia bird and Native American designs. Signed and dated on bottom, 'Zia 1990'. M

10 1/2" Tall, 11" Wide, Polychrome Southwest Pottery Vessel, Chip to Rim

Materials: pottery, clay, terra cotta Width: 8 inches Height: 8 inches Depth: 8 inches Description Arts and Craft Pottery Southwest Design BOHO Chic Brown and White beautiful hand crafted Craft Potter

Leah Garcia Nampeyo (Native American, 1928-1974), Southwest, Hopi, ca. 1960s CE. A beautiful polychrome pottery vessel created and signed on the bottom by Leah Garcia Nampeyo, the granddaughter of Nam

North America, Southwest, Central eastern Arizona, Anasazi / Ancestral Puebloan, Greater Mogollon, Greater Salado, Upper Gila (Highland Salado), Tonto Polychrome, ca. 1350 to 1450 CE. A gorgeous Tonto

Offered here for your consideration is a Jeddito Polychrome pottery bowl. Jeddito Yellow Ware pottery was made at the Hopi Mesas in northern Arizona and was traded throughout the Southwest. This bowl

Signed Acoma Indian, Southwest, 20th C. 8"h

North America, Southwest, Central eastern Arizona, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), Greater Mogollon, Greater Salado, Upper Gila (Highland Salado), ca. 1250 to 1350 CE. A hand-built pottery of gently car

Two polychrome pottery jars by White Swan, signed on bottom. One Santa Clara polychrome pottery jar by Minnie, signed on bottom. Dimensions: Largest 4" H x 4.5" diam Property from a Chestnut Hill, MA

Various Ages, A nicely formed polychrome pottery olla with curvilinear and straight line design, signed Benitom(?); an older polychrome pottery olla with traditional curvilinear design, dirty; another

Five pieces: 1. Betty Quezada, Mata Ortiz polychrome pottery jar, squat form decorated with geometric and abstract designs, signed on base "Betty Quezada"; 7 1/2"W, 6"H---2. Betty Holtsoi, Navajo poly

comprising two Mata Ortiz bowls by Blanca Quezada (5 in. dia.), one Acoma bowl by Angelina Medina (7 in. dia.), and one Santa Clara "Vine Flower" bowl by Birdell Bourdon (2 1/2 in. high), each signed;

**First Time At Auction** North America, Native American, US Southwest, New Mexico, Jemez Pueblo, ca. late 20th century CE. A lovely pair of polychrome pottery pieces in avian forms. One item is a sha