4" by 5 1/4", features tadpoles and neat negative elements.

Fine original condition, minor loss of vegetal paint.

The olla shape is rare for her, she doesn't like to make the tall neck. At 5 3/4" tall this olla is perfect in form and finely decorated with her tiny sherd designs, well over 150 little segments.

Poychrome mineral and vegetal colors include two shades of red.

Pit fired, there is a dark spot at the base, probably the wind came up at just that moment!

Purchased from Rondina in the mid 2000s, photograph is included.

From the Tewa Village on First Mesa she was known for her fine traditionally painted Hopi pottery as well as her red ware, often impressed like cooking pots of old.

This fine little jar stands 5" tall and has a fluted rim.

perfect original condition. Signed.

At 6" tall, it is a small wedding vase, but perfectly formed and polished.

This flat seed jar is beautifully stone burnished, can't see any strokes, then nicely painted around an oval opening.

5 1/2" diameter by 1 1/2" tall.

Coiled from native clay, mineral and vegetal colors, painted with two Mimbres style fish. Pit fired.

Acoma Pueblo Pottery bowl,2" diameter by 1 1/2" deep.

Purchased from us in 1980, fine original condition.

3 1/4" diameter by 2 1/8" deep, traditionally hand coiled native clay, painted with mineral and vegetal colors, pit fired.

Marianne made this sweet little bowl in the early 1980s. Fine original condition.

Made around 1980, this 5" tall ladle is in fine original condition.

Born in 1919, Joy is the daughter of Paqua, the original Frog Lady, and is the mother of a whole clan of pottery makers.

This 1980s era Wedding vase stands 10" tall at the bridge, the spouts are 8" tall and the body is 6" across. Traditionally hand built with native clay, stone burnished and polychrome painted then pit fired. This pretty vase has some blushing on the one spout which is warm and pleasing.

Signed with her frog, perfect original condition.

Known for their pottery animals with small animals painted on with multi-colored mineral pigments, Margaret and Luther carried on the family tradition begun by Lela and Van back in the 1930s.

2 1/2" tall by 4" nose to tail. Signed. Perfect original condition.