Picuris Pueblo Micaceous Clay Handled Jar 6x5.5''

(2) Picuris Pueblo Anthony Durand Pottery Vessels, Picuris Pueblo, micaceous pottery pitcher and double handled pot, signed Picuris AD at the underside of each, fired clay, 7 1/4"H pitcher, 6 1/4" dia

Vintage Native American Picuris Pueblo Micaceous Clay Vase, measures 8''H x 6''D, sweet little fox handles, fluted rim

Native American Picuris Micaceous Clay Pottery Jar, measures 5'' x 6.5'', fire clouds present

Two Picuris Pueblo Micaceous Pottery Vessels, Anthony Durand - 20th Century, New Mexico. Two Picaris Pueblo pottery vessels with micaneous clay that gives each piece a unique shimmering surface. A) An

Large micaceous jar, pitcher, and small jar by Virginia Romero; Taos. Brownware bowl by Rowena Gibson, Taos. Lidded pot by Ethel Yazza, Picuris Pueblo. Dimensions: Largest jar 14" H x 9" diam Property

DESCRIPTION: Southwestern flare mouthed jar or olla, probably Acoma Pueblo (New Mexico), circa 1900. Micaceous clay body decorated with alternating blocks of geometric triangles. MEASUREMENTS: 9 " dia

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

Native American Taos Micaceous Clay Lidded Pottery Jar, measures 8''H x 9''D, double handled

Three Southwest Polychrome Jars Blue Corn and Rosita Cata clay, paint, including a micaceous pitcher and two jars; one signed Bl. Corn San Ildefonso Pueblo, the other sig

Edna Romero(Santa Clara/Taos, b. 1936)Micaceous Clay Jar, 1990fired clayinscribed: Edna / Romero / Taos '90Height 7 x Diameter 7 in. (17.8 x 17.8 cm.) The Georgia and Charles Loloma Collection

San Juan Pueblo micaceous clay handmade vase. Signed Myrtle Cata. Measures 7" tall by 6" wide. Domestic shipping $16. USPS shipping cost only, no additional fees for in-house materials or handling. In

Edna Romero Taos Micaceous Clay Handled Pot 4.5''x9''. Unusual form with hand built handle. Signed and dated 1986 on bottom. Excellent condition.

A Hopi redware example, by Garnet Pavatea; a Picuris micaceous jar, signed AD (likely Anthony Durand); and a Navajo vessel with an illegible signature Largest example: Height: 11 1/2 inches; Diameter:

Incl. Pueblo micaceous jar. Jar: 7" high.

Native American Pueblo micaceous pottery jar, having sgraffito-carved Avanyu with turquoise bead eye and band with painted geometric design, 1994, initialed, dated and marked with feather cipher on bo

Early 20th Hopi Pueblo Handled Pottery Jar. Measures 5 3/4" tall with a 9 3/4" at its widest. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos

Fourth-Quarter 19th Century Unsigned Possibly by Sara Fina Tafoya (1863-1949, Santa Clara Pueblo), the twin-handled jar with diagonally swirled ribs from the top of the handles to the bottom of the

Santa Clara Pueblo carved black clay jar. With feather and Avanyu design. Signed on base. Dimensions: H 4" x Dia. 2.75" Condition: No issues to note. Provenance: From a Greenwich, CT estate.

Angie Yazzie signed Taos Pueblo Native American micaceous melon jar with clouds measures 6.5 in. wide x 4.5 in. high x 4 in. across rim. No evidence of cracks or repairs. If lot is absent of a conditi

Incl. Micaceous Pueblo olla. Decorated jar: 9-1/2" high.

Pottery Pitcher – Picuris Pueblo – Anthony Durand, mica in clay/slip. Anthony Durand (1956–2009) was a Puebloan potter from Picuris Pueblo, New Mexico. He was intent on preventing th

Holy land Bronze Age handled terracotta clay Jar with flared rim and wonderful form, ca 1000-500 BC. Measures 10.5 inches tall x 8.5 inchse wide. provenance: Ex Stair galleries, New York, Ex Dr Brian

Lonnie Vigil Nambe Pueblo, (b. 1949), two micaceous pottery jars, each signed: Vigil / Nambe. heights 9 3/8in and 5in

Edna Romero(Taos, b. 1936)Micaceous Water Jarfired clayinscribed: Edna / RomeroHeight 6 1/4 in. (15.9 cm.), Diameter 5 1/2 in. (14 cm.) Private Collection, Texas