Adrian Torivio, Signed New Mexico Pottery Bowl

Adrian Torivio, Signed New Mexico Pottery Bowl. Signed on base. Height: 14.75 in.

ROBERT TENORIO Santo Domingo Pueblo, New Mexico pottery bowl, signed on bottom as pictured. In nice estate condition, from estate collection we are selling. Measures 7.5" high x 14" across the top.

Tiny Native American terracotta pottery bowls, they are signed New Mexico and feature painted designs.

SIGNED ROSITA DE HERRERA REDWARE POTTERY LOW BOWL. GOOD CONDITION. 6" DIAM x 3 3/4" H.

Native American Pottery Bowl. Signed Anita Lockler, Acoma New Mexico H: 4"

ACOMA NEW MEXICO SEED POT. & SIGNED CRISTINA CARRASCO SMALL BOWL. 3" H & 3 1/2" H

Santa Clara Carved Blackware Pottery Bowl by Mary Singer. Base signed: "Mary Singer/Santa Clara/ Pueblo/New Mexico." Size: 6.5'' x 6.5'' x 6.5'' (17 x 17 x 17 cm).

San lldefonso Pueblo Native American pottery bowl by Alfred Aquila. Signed "Alfred Aquila San lldefonso Pueblo New Mexico" on the bottom. This beautiful Native American pottery is the traditional blac

Maria Martinez (1887-1980) San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, black decoration on black pottery jar / bowl. Signed on the underside, Marie. Native American geometric motif. Measures 7.5" diameter, 5" h

Lupita Vigil Martinez (San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, 1918-2006). San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pottery bowl hand signed by the artist, Lupita Martinez. Underside reads: LUPITA MARTINEZ. Black-on-

**First Time At Auction** Native American, southwestern United States, New Mexico, Acoma Pueblo, ca. 20th century CE, signed by "Little Hand". A gorgeous pottery bowl featuring a concave, circular bas

Description: This lot includes a Acoma New Mexico Native American bowl. The bowl is signed on the bottom by the artist "Marie Zieu Chino". Condition: The pot shows very expected signs of age in paint

A beautiful handmade bowl by Maria I. Naranjo of the Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the famous families of potters in the region of New Mexico. This bowl measures at five inches (5") at its widest point a

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwest, New Mexico, Santa Clara Pueblo, Tewa Tribe, Nicolasa Naranjo (1907 to 2002), ca. 20th century CE. Signed "Nicolasa / Santa Clara" on base. A gorge

Southwest Indian polychrome vessel, titled and signed on bottom: Mimbres Bugs, H. Cordova 07 79. A native of the Mimbres valley of Southwestern New Mexico, H Cordova grew up in a rich culture of Spani

Hand coiled bowl signed on bottom by Pueblo artist L. Yepa, American Indian from new Mexico Jemez Reservation. Measures 3.5"H x 5.25"W. Condition report: good condition, minor surface wear, please see

1976 brown on cream geometric design signed by Blue Smokes and is 3"x5". “Pueblo pottery is made using a coiled technique that came into northern Arizona and New Mexico from the south, some 1500 yea

NICE MINIATURE POTTERY BOWL, ENGRAVED WITH INDIAN, MOON, AND LIZARD, MAKER SIGNED ON BOTTOM-"Tom Tapia, San Juan P., New Mexico"

Native American, Maria Montoy Poveka Martinez (1887-1980), San Ildefonso Pueblo, northwest of Santa Fe, New Mexico, ca. 1925 to 1943 CE. Signed "Marie + Julian" on base. An attractive pottery bowl pre

Birdell Bourdon (Santa Clara-Tewa Pueblo, b.1957). Vintage Santa Clara Black-on Black Pottery Bowl signed by the artist, Birdell Bourdan. Underside reads: BIRDELL SANTA CLARA PUEBLO, NEW MEXICO, 1988.

(lot of 2) Native American pueblo pottery vessels, including: (1) incised redware bowl, signed on base Rosita de Herrera (San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico, b.1940), approx 2.75"h, 4.35"w, 3.5"d, (1) black

Raul Anguiano (California/New York/Mexico, 1915-2006) crayon and charcoal on paper depicting a seated woman with pottery bowl. Signed and dated lower right "Anguiano '71". Housed in a modern gilt wood

(4) Pieces of Acoma and San ildefonso, New Mexico Pueblo Indian Pottery. All in excellent condition. Hand made decorated pottery vessels are marked as follows; Black basalt bowl signed "Road Runner",

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA **New Mexico, Acoma, ca. 1980. Pottery decorated with all-over fine line geometric design (diamonds and tr