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Margaret and Luther Pottery Raccoon
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Pre 1980 item# 842455
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Old Territorial Shop American Indian Antiques
1-480-945-5432
$295.00
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Margaret b. 1937, and Luther Gutierrez d. 1987, of Santa Clara Pueblo were a brother and sister team of potters who made animalitos with multi-colored clay slips. Their parents were the famed artisans Lela d. 1969, and Van Gutierrez d. 1956, who created a pottery style different than the others at the Santa Clara Pueblo. They searched all over the Southwest for clays that would fire to many different colors. This is a large sized pottery raccoon, 4" tall by 4" long, made by Margaret and painted by Luther, circa 1970. Note the colors of gold, green, red, gray and white. It seems to be holding a fish. Buyer pays $12.00 for shipping.Original price $350.00.
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Silas Claw Wedding Vase with Bears
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Pre 2000 item# 823742
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Old Territorial Shop American Indian Antiques
1-480-945-5432
$600.00
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Navajo Indian pottery, that is folk art, was created by Bertha and Silas Claw in the 1990s. Bertha would make a traditional clay wedding vase and Silas would decorate with applied clay and commercial bright paints. Inspired by the world around him, Silas featured bears going over the mountain on this three spouted Wedding Vase vessel. Nicely shaped pottery stands 8 1/2" tall and is 5" across. Wonderful original condition. Signed. This pottery by the Claws is a real find! Just out of a local collection. Bertha and Silas Claw are featured in the Rosenak's book "The People Speak, Navajo Indian Folk Art". They were also the subject of a biographical article in the Spring issue of American Indian Art Magazine. Buyer pays $15.00 for shipping and insurance.
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Sila Claw Navajo Pottery Bowl
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Pre 2000 item# 823740
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Old Territorial Shop American Indian Antiques
1-480-945-5432
$550.00
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Navajo Indian pottery, that is folk art, was created by Bertha and Silas Claw in the 1990s. Bertha would make a traditional clay bowl and Silas would decorate with applied clay and commercial bright paints. Inspired by the world around him, Silas featured his corral with donkeys and red bulls. This is one of the Claws signature pieces.The bowl is 4" deep by 6 1/2" diameter. Wonderful original condition. Signed. This pottery by the Claws is a real find! Just out of a local collection. Bertha and Silas Claw are featured in the Rosenak's book "The People Speak, Navajo Indian Folk Art". They were also the subject of a biographical article in the Spring issue of American Indian Art Magazine. Buyer pays $15.00 for shipping and insurance.
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Silas Claw Navajo Pottery Mountain Goats
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Pre 2000 item# 823739
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Old Territorial Shop American Indian Antiques
1-480-945-5432
$495.00
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Navajo Indian pottery, that is folk art, was created by Bertha and Silas Claw in the 1990s. Bertha would make a traditional clay wedding vase and Silas would decorate with applied clay and commercial bright paints. Inspired by the world around him, Silas featured a variety of game on this Wedding Vase vessel. An eagle chases a lamb, a mountain goat is perched on a rock, a big horn sheep checks out an antelope and a crow. Nicely shaped pottery stands 8 1/2" tall and is 5" across. Wonderful original condition. Signed. This pottery by the Claws is a real find! Just out of a local collection. Bertha and Silas Claw are featured in the Rosenak's book "The People Speak, Navajo Indian Folk Art". They were also the subject of a biographical article in the Spring issue of American Indian Art Magazine. Buyer pays $15.00 for shipping and insurance.
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