Isleta Geometric Seedpot, Stella Teller

Stella Teller (Isleta, b. 1929) Pottery Storyteller, with Eight Children signed on base STELLA TELLER ISLETA PUEBLO height 6 inches x length 6 inches Property from the Collection of Barbara and Gabe A

pottery, sign. H: 24 cm, H: 9,4 inch, 1970s Provenance: Gerhard & Gisela Hoffmann, Würzburg, Germany Continent: The Americas

Stella Teller painted ceramic vessel with white slip and traditional motif in red and black, signed and dated 78 underneath, 3 3/4" tall, 4 1/2" diameter; Robert Rivera HORNEY TOAD, 1980, painted gour

4-1/4 inches tall with 4-5/8 inch diameter

Storyteller, grandmother with 2 children and 1 Koshare, signed on bottom "Stella Teller Isleta, N.M.", approximate height 4 1/4".

Stella Teller (b. 1929) - Isleta Vase with Feather Design and Turquoise c. 1960s, Condition: Very good condition, large firecloud on the neck (see photos) and slight surface scratches.Provenance: Acqu

Native American Isleta Pueblo Wedding Vase by Stella Teller, measures 4''H x 3.75''W, signed by artist

Various Ages, Including a Zia polychrome pottery jar with bird design, signed Petra Lucero, ca. 1985, 6-1/2" x 7", very good condition; an Isleta polychrome water jar with cup, signed Stella Teller, s

by Stella Teller, b. 1936. Mother with child holding lamb, is wearing Stella's trademark turquoise necklace (PNCP-p.92, 151; PPF-p.59-60; SPAZ-p.76-79; SPP-p.291; TWC-p. 82-83) 3"H x 2.5"D

by Stella Teller b. 1936. Mother Turtle with baby on her back. Stella is known for her use of soft colors and turquoise bead necklaces on her figures. (PNCP-p. 92, 151; PPF-p. 59-60; SPAZ-p. 76-79; SP

DESCRIPTION: Pottery bud vase created by Native American artist Stella Teller (b. 1929) featuring a tapered form and a beveled rim, finished with a white tone throughout, traditional geometric designs

(Lot of 10) Group of ethnic pottery, including (2) Acoma pottery bowls, the tallest with brown geometric design on white, inscribed 'Acoma. N.M.,', 7.5"h, the small signed 'Stella Tella Isleta, n. Mex

5" x 8" signed underneath.

3-1/4 inch diameter x 1-3/4 inches tall

Sylvia Naha(Hopi, 1951 - 1999)Geometric Seed Potfired clay, pigmentsinscribed: [feather cipher]Height 3 1/4 x Diameter 6 1/4 in. (8.3 x 15.9 cm.) The Jeanne and David Milton Collection

Five piece lot includes Stella Teller, Juanita Fragua, and three others. See images for details.

Includes works by Robin Teller, Stella Teller, M. Henderson, Alma L. Concha, Fannie Foretto etc. The largest being 5 1/4" tall.

Robin Teller (ISLETA, B. 1954) Pottery Storyteller, with little bears signed on base height 9 x width 7 1/2 x depth 8 1/2 inches Property from the Dewar Family Collection, Overland Park, KS

Sterling Silver | | Larry Martinez Chavez Corn Maze Geometric Story Teller Stamp Sauder Cuff Bracelet | Navajo Native American Southwest Indian Jewelry | Weight:75.3 Grams, | Dimensions: Bracelet: 5.5

Robin Teller (ISLETA, B. 1954) Pottery Storyteller, signed underside. 3 3/4' tall 3 1/2" wide.

Collection of Nine Pueblo Storytellers two by Dorothy Trujillo (Cochiti, 1932-1999), four by Marie Romero (Jemez, 1927-2007), one by Lynette Teller (Isleta, 20th century), one by Mary E. Ware (Cochiti

(lot of 13) Assembled group of Native American miniature pottery, consisting of (9) pottery vessels, including one signed 'S. Teller Isleta N.Mex', and another signed 'RLS Acoma', (2) plates signed 'B

Three Jemez Pottery Storytellers, Mary Toya, turtle storyteller by Mary Toya depicting three children on the turtle's back, unsigned; Chris Teller Isleta storyteller depicting a seated figure holding

Acrylic on canvas, untitled, geometric, unsigned. Orginal 1970 chrome frame. Sight-33.5 x 50, Frame-36 x 50.5