Juan Tafoya Blackware Vessel and a Snake Pot

Juan Tafoya San Ildefonso Pueblo Blackware Vessel, 1978, and a Snake Pot, signed D.W. {Overall height of Tafoya vessel 5 7/8 inches} [Break and repair to figural finial of blackware vessel's lid]

Small San Ildefonso Pueblo Blackware Pot. By Juan Tafoya. Dated 1978. 2-3/4" diam. Condition: Very good.

A Casa Grandes / Mata Ortiz blackware / black on black pottery vessel. The glazed ceramic pot has two bowls formed of two entwined ceramic snakes. The interior of each bowl is decorated with a 3-dimen

A blackware vessel Signed to underside: LuAnn Tafoya / Santa Clara Pue [sic] / N.M. A low shoulder pot with a carved geometric band on a black burnished slip glaze 7.5" H x 8.25" Dia. Provenance:

Margaret Tafoya Santa Clara blackware vessel with deep carved Avanyu design. Signed to underside, "Margaret Tafoya". 5.5"H x 8.5" Dia., Circa - Mid 20th C.

Santa Clara Group of Five Blackware VesselsSmall Carved Potinscribed: Chris / Martinez / Santa / ClaraCarved Potinscribed: Barbara Martinez / Santa Clara / PuebloBowl, 1968inscribed: Petra

**Originally Listed At $75** Latin America, Mexico, ca. 20th century CE. A lovely trio of decorative blackware vessels: one a pot with openwork floral motifs on its shoulder perched atop three thin le

Mata Ortiz Blackware Pot by Juan Quezada, C.1990, signed. Provenance: Mark Sublette, Medicine Man Gallery, Tucson, AZ; ex Solinksy Collection, Arizona; ex Bicking Estate, Arizona. Size: 11.5'' x 10''

20th Century Unsigned Attributed to Margaret Tafoya, the large blackware pottery vessel with burnished slip glaze and deep carved sun pattern to the shoulder 19.5" H x 12" Dia.

South American & Mexican pottery group, 20th c., (9) pieces, incl. a Shipibo Peruvian pot, (2) Ecuadorian bowls, (2) small Mexican blackware pots, one blackware vessel with red horse decoration, origi

Mida Tafoya (Santa Clara Pueblo b. 1931) Burnished and carved blackware pot, depicting the Avanyu (the Rio Grande Water Serpent) measures approx. 7" x 8" diam. Mida is a member of the famous Tafoya fa

Betty Tafoya (American, 1933-1988). A lovely blackware pot with a deeply incised geometric design around the exterior and polished to a high luster. The underside is signed "Betty Tafoya / Santa Clara

Madeline Tafoya (1912-2002) Santa Clara Pueblo Native American Blackware pot with carved hand design. signed under base. 3 1/2"H x 5 1/4"Diam.

Madeline Tafoya (1912-2002) Santa Clara Pueblo Native American Blackware pot with clouds and Kiva steps. signed under base. 4 3/4"H x 4 3/4"Diam.

Lot of 3 Pre-Columbian black ware vessels: large jar, tripod bowl, and pot with incised decoration. 7"H x 7 1/2"Diam. (vase)

**Originally Listed at $150** Native American, Southwest, New Mexico, Santa Clara Pueblo, Mida Tafoya (1931-), ca. 1960s to 1970s. A gorgeous, signed blackware vessel, hand-built by Mida Tafoya, the g

Santa Clara, Group of Three Blackware VesselsFaustina(Santa Clara, 20th Century)Large Pot fired clayInscribed: Faustina / Sta. ClaraHeight 6 1/2 x Diameter 5 1/2 in. (16.51 x 13.97

pot, 7"h, 8"w

Madeline Tafoya (1912-2002) Santa Clara Pueblo Native American Blackware spiral pot. signed under base. 7 1/4"H x 6 1/4"Diam.

Michoacan, Mexico, c. 100 BC - 250 AD. Figure with protruding ribs with large pot strapped to back. Purchased at Rex Arrowsmith's in Santa Fe, NM in 1972. Lot including original certificate of authent

Santa Clara + San Ildefonso, Group of Eleven Small Blackware VesselsMarvin + Delores Moquino(Santa Clara, b. 1966) + (Santa Clara], b. 1967)Sgraffito Potfired clayinscribed Marvin / -N-

Santa Clara, Group of Five Blackware VesselsBirdell "Vine Flower" Bourbon(Santa Clara, b. 1957)Carved Seed Pot, 2017fired clayinscribed: Birdell / Vine Flower /

Four Santa Clara Blackware Vessels the smallest jar, signed Stella Chavarria, Santa Clara; the triangular bowl, signed Anita L. Suazo, Santa Clara Pueblo; and the largest jar, signed Sherry Tafoya, Sa

Four Native American Blackware Pots20th century, a carved tapered vase, retains partial pencil signature now illegible (5 in.) (flake to shoulder); a low bowl used as an ashtray, signed "? Tafoya" (in