Garnet Pavatea Hopi Redware Pottery Bowl

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1960: item #770212

Red ware pottery bowl by Hopi Indian artist Garnet Pavatea, purchased at the Hopi Show of 1968 at the Museum of Northern Arizona.

Traditionally hand built with coils of native clay, red slip is highly burnished inside and out, then precisely impressed with a triangular pot sherd all across the surface of the flat shoulder. Pit fired at a high temperature, no burns or fire clouds.... Click for details

Margaret Tafoya Santa Clara Pottery

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1980: item #766910

Classic tall neck pottery jar by world famous Indian pottery artist Margaret Tafoya, b.1904 - d.2001, of Santa Clara Pueblo. The carved designs are of scrolls, clouds and steps.

Created with coils of native clay, deep carved and stone burnished then pit fired to black. This elegantly shaped jar stands 13 1/2" tall and is 9" diameter.

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Pueblo Cochiti Olla

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1950: item #761093
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Pueblo Cochiti Olla 7 1/2" x 7 1/2" Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico. Circa 1930's to 1940's. Condition is Intact with Some Water Mineralization. Signed Teresita Romero. A Cochiti Historical Ceramic with Vintage Designations! $1400.00

Pueblo Santo Domingo Pitcher

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1940: item #761091
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Pueblo Santo Domingo Pitcher 10" x 6 1/2" x 6" Santo Domingo Pueblo, New Mexico. Circa 1920's to 1930's. Condition is Intact with No Restoration. This Unusual Pitcher Form provides Classic Santo Domingo Design in an Early Century Example! $1450.00

Pueblo Acoma Olla

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1950: item #761087
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Pueblo Acoma Olla 9" x 7 3/4" Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico. Circa 1940's. Condition is Intact with No Restoration. A Classic Early Century Acoma Design and Ceramic. $1050.00

Hopi Polychrome Bowl

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1950: item #761085
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Hopi Polychrome Bowl 11 3/4" x 4" Hopi Mesas, Arizona. Circa 1930's to 1940's. Condition is Intact with One Piece Broken Out at Rim and Reglued. A Classic Early Century Hopi Polychrome Design! $700.00

Grace Monahan Maricopa Pottery

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1970: item #757628

Beautiful Wedding Vase by Maricopa Indian potter Grace Monahan, d. 1973. Lovely round shape is nicely painted with Grace's signature spirals.

Traditionally handbuilt with native clay, stone burnished red slip, mesquite paint and pit fired.

Dimensions are 6" tall by 5" diameter. Signed.... Click for details

Joe Aquilar Pueblo Indian Pottery Plate

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1970: item #757624

San Ildefonso Pueblo pottery by Joe Aguilar, circa 1960s. Polychrome painted design in the style of the early Maria and Julian. All natural pigments are beautifully applied to a creamy slip, with the red slip on the back. Pit fired.

Joe Aguilar was the son of Susanna Aguilar and painted her pottery for many years, then did the same for his wife Rosalie. Joe lived from 1898 to 1965.... Click for details

Old Acoma Pueblo Pottery Plate

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1950: item #757616

Circa 1950s pottery plate from Acoma Pueblo New Mexico. Pretty polychrome colors on creamy white are all natural pigments on native clay and pit fired. Unsigned as is usual for that time.

This old souvenir pottery measures 8 1/2" diameter by 2" deep.

In very good original condition, no chips, cracks or repairs.... Click for details

Vintage Tesuque Indian Rain God

Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery Pre 1970: item #756316

The classic tourist pottery from the 1960s are these Tesuque Rain God figures. The height of kitsch, no respectable Indian art gallery would sell this, but wait, now it is so cool! Might help those of you in drought conditions.

This Tesuque Indian Rain God was found in a warehouse wrapped in newspaper of the day, circa 1964. We have had several of these lately, we buy all we can find!... Click for details