Pottery

Old Indian Made Pottery Bowl Newberry Co., SC Artifact 1700's

This is a Indian made pottery bowl that I bought from John Parker years ago. This is one of the largest and weighs in over 2 pounds and measures approx, 5 1/4" in diameter and 3 1/2" tall made of a fired dense clay material. There are no cracks or significant chips..just a real neatly carved bowl age approx. 1700s..

Exceptional Pueblo of Acoma Polychrome Pot original Photography C.English

Photography of Acoma pottery vintage photography by C English

historic pottery MARIA MARTINEZ San Ildefonso pueblo c.1923-25

The pot exhibits a classic hand-coiled form with a polished black surface characteristic of early San Ildefonso blackware. Early 1920s San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pottery signed “Marie” by Marie Martinez, later internationally known as Maria Martinez.

Antique ZIA ? PUEBLO Native American Handcrafted Southwestern Pottery Bowl

This antique ZIA ? PUEBLO handcrafted Southwestern pottery bowl originates from native north america region . Measuring approximately 4" in height with 7" top diameter, this piece reflects the traditional craftsmanship and cultural significance of Native American artistry. This unique and handmade pottery bowl was part of a southern Arkansas native american artifacts collector and is circa 1800s to early 1900s. The collectors initials"JPC" were carved into the bowl for identification. See pictures for description and information on the history of the bowl. Buy with confidence.

Old Hopi Pottery Jar Signed Nellie Nampeyo with Hopi Villages Sticker

Early Hopi pottery Migration jar by Nellie Douma Nampeyo (1896 – 1978). Nellie is the third daughter of the legendary Nampeyo of Hano. This early jar is in good condition with minor wear from age. It also has a great old tag, From the Hopi villages. Measures 5” in height and 6 1/2” in diameter. Please view all the photos.

Nampeyo Of Hano painted by Nellie Nampeyo 1930s Hopi pottery bowl 6.75" x 4"

This is a pot potted by Nampeyo of Hano, and painted by her middle daughter Nellie, in the early 1930s. After Nampeyo was blind, she continued to make pots which were decorated by family members. Research (found on First People's Pots) has found that this signature has been used by Nellie when painting for her mother. (see pot 2019-08 and more in an appendice about Nampeyo.) Three of her daughters painted for her. 6.75" x 4". This is an important piece of the history of Nampeyo's pots. From my late husband's collection. It will be double boxed.

Maria Martinez 'Marie' Early Blackware Vase San Ildefonso Pueblo Large 8.75”

See photos for all age marks. Shipped double boxed for protection.. also signature required at delivery. Some condition issues.. with scratches and marks see photos. There are no chips or cracks. Look at all photos. Is difficult to photograph because of the sheen with reflections and lighting.

1915 Acoma Polychrome Olla with Hatched Diamond Panels

Acoma Pueblo. The hatching is drawn at the narrow spacing associated with Acoma potters, applied freehand with a yucca brush over a hard polished slip. Jars of this size were made for carrying and storing water balanced on the head, which accounts for the concave base and the thin light walls.

Early Cochiti Pottery Bowl with two beautiful painted Birds-ca. 1920-1930's

Early Isleta Pueblo Pottery Bowl c 1930s 3"x 1.8" Hand Coiled Native Indian Vtg

The body was covered in a soft slip enhanced with brown, black and ecru painted designs. The color combination and finish are characteristic of Tue-I Pueblo pottery. Minor signs of storage and aging (has been in clean dry storage for decades).

Hopi Polychrome Cylinder c. 1920s

Early Cochiti Pottery Little bird with outstretch wings-ca. 1930-1940's

Early Isleta Pottery Bowl, beautifully painted-6-3/4" diameter-ca. 1900-1910's

Acoma Plate – Hand Painted Bird Motif with Braided Rim

Notable chipping and loss along the braided rim and underside. This piece is attributed to Hopi origin based on dealer acquisition and stylistic characteristics. This piece was acquired through a dealer as an antique Hopi example, and while unsigned, it carries the visual language and presence of early Southwest pottery traditions.

Antique Native American Indian Steadite Stone Pottery Jar; Heavy; Pre-1900

Any lines that you see in the photos are minor surface scratchess from wear and storage; they are not cracks. No big deal to the overall appearance or display. Great condition.

Early Isleta Basket Pottery Bowl W handle 1910-1920's Whirling Logs Antique VTG

The detailing is really beautiful on this piece.

Hopi Polychrome Jar c. 1920s

Antique Hopi Native American Indian Small Black Cream Or Pottery Vase Bowl

This measures 3 inches across the top about 3 1/4 inches tall. As his condition, see photos.

American Indian Native finely woven bowl H 6.5" W 8" top W 5.5" bottom

Hopi Pueblo Pottery Bowl By Nampeyo ca. 1900-1910 4" H x 9.25" D Hand Coiled

Hopi Pueblo Pottery Bowl By Nampeyo. Hand Coiled Fine Antique Bowl with Striking Abstract Bird Motif Design. ca. 1900-1910.

Antique NATIVE AMERICAN ZUNI PUEBLO POTTERY JAR

Antique Native American Indian Clay Pottery Old Tribal Bowl Early 1900's

Bowl, found at an estate sale and described as such, good condition.

Early 1930-40's SEFERINA BELL Zia Pottery miniature Canteen w/ Bird painting

OLD NATIVE AMERICAN PICTORIAL POTTERY JAR: KUMEYAAY? YUMA QUECHEN?

Featured are pictograph images that surround the pottery.

Native American Navajo Hozoni Pottery Vase Ancient Shadows Art

Native American Navajo Hozoni Pottery Vase Ancient Shadows Art. 6" tall. Paperwork regarding the pottery.

Antique HOPI NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN BOWL From Hopi House circa 1905 to 1925

The “Hopi Villages” label, still affixed to the bowl, was first used in 1905 when the Hopi House had their grand opening. This label was used until the middle 1920s when the style of the label was modified in both the rim outline and the font style.

Zia Pueblo Pottery Jar Birds 'Polychrome' 10x8.5" ca 1910-20

This beautiful large example of authentic Zia Pueblo pottery is in amazing condition for its age. It has one small chip on the rim and one hairline crack. It has a burned area on the bottom from fire.

Vintage-1980s Zia Pottery Jar Roadrunner, Flower & Geometric design-E. Medina

XLRG VINTAGE SANTO DOMINGO INDIAN POTTERY OLLA FORM POT - CONCAVE BASE - XLNT !

A VERY PLEASING olla form made of hand coiled pottery and traditionally fired. Large showy size to really stand out in your collection or decor. A GREAT GIFT for yourself or a loved one, and it has NO RESERVE !.

Vintage Acoma Pitcher with Light Tan Slip

Rob’s father, Len Wood, opened his first gallery in Laguna Beach, California in 1969. “Dad taught us so much,” Rob recalls.

ROSITA DE HERRERA SAN JUAN PUEBLO/POTTERY CARVED PAINTED VASE / 5" W X 3-1/2" H

ROSITA DE HERRERA. SAN JUAN PUEBLO. POTTERY CARVED PAINTED VASE.

Handmade Native American Style Pottery Vessel Jar, Narrow Neck Spout, Unpainted

This product is a handmade Native American style pottery vessel jar with a narrow neck and spout. It is unpainted, showcasing the natural beauty of the clay without any added colors. The craftsmanship and design of this piece reflect the traditional artistic techniques used by Native American potters in the past. Perfect for collectors or anyone looking to add a unique and authentic touch to their home decor, this vessel jar is a beautiful representation of Native American culture and craftsmanship.

Hopi bowl attributed Nampeyo of Hano, 7.5 X 3 Inches

From research online not 100% sure by who or when it was made.

Early 1910-1930 Zia Pottery dish with painted Bird design-5" diameter-near mint

The product is an early 1910-1930 Zia pottery dish with a painted bird design. Measuring 5" in diameter, this handmade piece originates from the United States and represents Native American culture. The craftsmanship and design make it a unique collectible item that showcases the artistic traditions and heritage of the Zia tribe.

Rare Vintage Native Pueblo Pottery Moccasin - Chipped

3” long x 1” tall Front of moccasin has large chip / please see photos for condition

Evelyn Ortiz Acoma Olla with Allover Star Lattice

Evelyn Ortiz was born at Acoma Pueblo in October 1938 and learned to make pottery as a child by helping her mother. She exhibited for many years at the Santa Fe Indian Market and at the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Arts and Crafts Show.

SYLVIA NAHA (HOPI-TEWA,1951-1999) POTTERY SEED JAR, LIZARD-CORN-CROSS HATCHING

Sylvia Naha was a daughter of noted potter Helen Naha, (Featherwoman) and the granddaughter of Paqua Naha. Paqua was the first (Frog Woman.). Sylvia’s sisters are noted Pueblo potters Rainy Naha and Burell Naha.

Antique Jar Bowl Native Water Vessel Pottery 5” Painted

Vintage ZUNI POTTERY OLLA HEARTLINE DEER POT VASE Pictorial Native American

Antique Hopi Cylinder 8" Jar Pottery Polychrome Bird Unsigned Vase