Black on Black Ovoid Pottery Bowl

Black on Black Ovoid Pottery Bowl. Signed Eusebio Sandoval, has a jagged carved border at the shoulder and rim, has lizard and geometric designs; no damages. Measures 6 in. high x 8.5 in. dia. Weight:

LARGE CHINESE ARCHAIC-STYLE BLACK POTTERY BOWLIn ovoid form. Matte black glaze.Height 11". Diameter 15". With a rectangular hardwood stand with scrolled base. Stand height 4". Length 22

Native American, southwest corner of New Mexico, Mogollon Classic Mimbres, ca. 1100 to 1350 CE. An early Mimbres black-on-white vessel of ovoid form created via the coil-and-scrape method and intricat

Native American, Western Anasazi, Tusayan (Kayenta), Tusayan White Ware, possibly Flagstaff Black-on-White, ca. 1150 to 1220 CE. An attractive pottery bowl featuring a hemispherical body and an ovoid

Wedge shaped bowl with ovoid rim. Four feet and two angular handles unglazed. Abstract sgraffito details. Black glaze. Harsa Israel signed to base. Dimensions: 13" W x 6.75" H Country of Origin: Israe

Three Antique Omani Water VesselsThree antique Omani pottery water vessels: one ovoid jug with short neck, a spouted bowl and large round bottom bowl; all in black/redware slip; D: 9" (largest); Prove

MARIA MARTINEZ Black on Black Pottery Bowl. SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO. Bowl with slanted shoulder. Burnished black finish with matte black design. Signed Marie. Native American Indian. -- Dimensions: H: 3.

MARIA MARTINEZ Black on Black Pottery Bowl. SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO. Low shouldered bowl with double arched paint decoration. Signed Marie. Native American Indian. -- Dimensions: H: 2.75 inches: W: 5.5 i

This is a black on black Native American pottery bowl most likely crafted by a potter at the San Ildefonso Pueblo in New Mexico. It is decorated with an Awanyu water serpent motif. Awanyu is a Tewa de

Vintage Native American hand-made Blackware pottery jar, signed by the artist: J.G. Alvan (view underside). Geometric designs throughout. Dimensions: 4 7/8 in. hgt. x 10 1/2 in. cir.; Top opening 4 1/

Unsigned with geometric decoration, old paper label on base reading: Southwest U.S. Pueblo Burnished pot, 6 ¾” diameter x 3 1/3” high. Condition wear to finish, especially on lower

Having traditional Santa Clara geometric design, approximate height 3 1/3", diameter 5 1/2".

PUEBLO BLACK ON BLACK POTTERY BOWL

Ca. 1970s, Large and beautiful low profile black-on-black pottery bowl with beautiful radiating feather design, signed "Marie & Santana in non-typical style. Very good condition. 3" x 8-3/4"

Ca. 1970s, Beautiful black-on-black pottery bowl with matted finish geometric design, signed "Marie & Santana" in non-typical style. Very good condition. 4" x 6-1/2"

A nice black on black pottery bowl signed on bottom by Margaret Tafoya. A nice bowl measuring approx 3.5 inches tall x 6.5 inches in diameter.

Vintage Native American Pueblo Black on Black Pottery Bowl | Approx. Size: 8" D x 4.5" H.Provenance: From the Estates of Dr. Ora Eads and Eleanor Eads, Nashville, Tennessee. The Ead's Ethnographic Art

A Legoria Native American Santa Clara Pottery Vase. A large black on black pottery bowl depicting the water spirit of Avanya, signed on the base Height: 6.5" Width: 7.5"

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.

Pasqualita Tafoya Santa Clara Pueblo Black-on-Black Pottery Bowl. Signed on underside: Pasqualita Tafoya, Santa Clara Pueblo. Globular form with carved designs throughout. Approximate dimensions: Heig

A Native American San Ildefonso Pottery Bowl by Helen Gutierrez. A carved black on black pottery bowl depicting stylized butterflies, signed on the underside Height: 3.5" Width: 5"

A San Ildefonso Pueblo polished black on black pottery bowl with aquatic wave motif, two other black on black pottery pieces, and a fourth piece of Hopi pottery signed Roberta Silas (damage). Sizes ra

Two Maria Martinez (1887-1980) Black-On-Black Pueblo Pottery Bowls - San Ildefonso Pueblo, Santa Fe, NM. Two early black-on-black pottery bowls by Maria Martinez. Each with subtle wave pattern borders

A vintage hand made ceramic black on black pueblo pottery conical bowl decorated with a floral motif. Signed to the base. Traditionally, pueblo pottery was made by the indigenous Pueblo people and the