American Indian Pam Lujan Hauer Taos Pottery Wedding

Pam Lujan-Hauer Micaceous Pottery Water Jar, tan jar with black and smoke decoration, micaceous clay shines in the light, signed on bottom "Pam Lujan-Hauer, Taos, Pueblo, NM, '00", 7.5" high

Beautiful Native American Indian pottery wedding vase. Grey Feather by Desert Pueblo Pottery. Hand painted. Beautiful colors. Great quality and detail. In very good original condition. Marked on botto

Pam Lujan-Hauer(Taos, 20th/21st Century)Micaceous Pot with Turtle Lidfired clayinscribed: Pam / Lujan-Hauer / Taos Pueblo10 x 12 in. (25.4 x 30.5 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Hand crafted blackware pottery ceremonial wedding vase features a two spout form symbolizing two forms coming together as one. Opposite sides of the body feature geometric inspired designs. Polished f

Handcrafted Acoma Pueblo ceramic pottery wedding vase by Native American Indian R. Garcia. Decorated on opposite sides with the humpbacked flute player, Kokopelli, the fertility deity with geometric d

Navajo Indian Man & Woman Figures, Zuni Indian Pottery Wedding Vase signed L.F. Bryant, Pine State Pottery Ewer, Bowl Signed C. Covington '70; Art Pottery Mug and Egg Cup. Good overall condition, Covi

6" vase, "TW Dine", 7.5" vase, "TW Navajo", 8" wedding vase, "Navajo / R.W.". (3 pcs)

LOT 2 NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN POLYCHROME POTTERY VESSELS - A SMALL "JEMEZ" SEED POT BY MARY H. LORETTO 2 1/4" HIGH, 2 3/4" DIAMETER, TOGETHER WITH A POLYCHROME WEDDING VASE 10" HIGH, 6 1/2" DIAMETER -

5 pieces of black Indian Pottery from Taos, NM, One (1) is signed I Fama '84

Martinez - 20th Century - Native American Indian Pottery Vase. Height 5.50". Base Signed Martinez Taos.

Native American Indian type pottery jar, decorated with stone and feather, the bottom marked BTRACK TAOS. Approx. 8.5-5.5 inch.

Acoma Native American Pottery Wedding Vase, hand panted, geometric designs, signed D.Q.B., 7 1/2" tall, excellent....Why are wedding vases important to the Pueblo Indians?This ceremony is equivalent t

Native American Pottery Wedding Vase, geometric design, 13 1/2", Jemez, Pueblo, signature worn on base......Why are wedding vases important to the Pueblo Indians?This ceremony is equivalent to the exc

Group of 6 Native American pottery pieces, 1) Frog 3"x 3", 2) 3"x 6" bowl, 3) 3 1/2"x 4" incised pottery jar, 4) 6"x 5"x 3" incised wedding vase, 5) 6"x 8" pottery jar, 6) pair of Hopi Indian pottery

Large Early 20th c. Tarahumara Indian Rawhide Bound Wedding Vessel / Pot. Measures 13"x13" x12". Weight is 8 pds 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate. Nestled in northern Mexico and the c

Native American, 20th Century. A wedding vase with embossed steers head. Signed on bottom. "Taos, P. Garcia". 11.5" h., a black on black vase signed "Cesak Camacho". 5" h., a large redware pot. Intern

Ca. first half 20thC. Very good with no cracks or repairs and only minor flea bite on rim. Not signed or marked, owner attributed. Nice large pitcher.

Antique American painted Indian pottery bowl(?), damage repair, 2.65"x4.65"dia

Hathale Native American Indian Signed Pottery Bowl. Hand Thrown and Painted Southwestern Encampment Scene. Base Signed Hathale Navajo. Height 4.50"

Ca early 20th century. Ornate geometric and symbolic design on buff ground. Colors of brown, orange, gold and black. Bulbous bottle form shape. Measures 14 inches tall x 11 inches wide.

Mitchell Black Horse Native American Indian Dine Tribe Signed Sgriffito Pottery Vase. Decorated with Eagle Feathers and Symbolic Design with Turtle. Height 6"

Sterling SilverGenuine Kingman Turquoise Vintage Kingman Turquoise Heavy Stamp Seed Pot Navajo Native American Southwest Indian JewelryWeight:411.1 Grams, Dimensions: Pottery: 5.75" diameter with 2" h

EDWARD S. CURTIS. In the Forest - Taos, 1925. 7.4x5.5" image on 8.9x6.5" copper plate. Plate date 1926. From Volume 16, Pueblo Indians, of The North American Indian. Engraved on plate recto: In the Fo

A group of eight Acoma pottery vessels by the Lewis Family, each signed, consisting of (4) by Lucy M. Lewis, one a pie crust top dated 1979 and featured in the Spring 1979 issue of American Indian Art