San Juan Pottery Bowl by Rosita Cata

Myrtle Cata (Native American, b. 1953), San Juan Pueblo two-toned ceramic pottery micaceous bowl, etched signature "Myrtle Cata, San Juan Pue." 5" H x 8.75" W. Provenance: Property removed from the Po

SIGNED ROSITA DE HERRERA REDWARE POTTERY LOW BOWL. GOOD CONDITION. 6" DIAM x 3 3/4" H.

The collection includes: 1) Dominquita Naranjo (born 1942) incised micaceous bowl, signed on the base, measures 3 x 6 inches. 2) Rosita de Herrera (born 1940) incised bowl, signed on the base, measure

(lot of 2) Native American pueblo pottery vessels, including: (1) incised redware bowl, signed on base Rosita de Herrera (San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico, b.1940), approx 2.75"h, 4.35"w, 3.5"d, (1) black

1920 Native American San Juan Pottery Bowl, measures 6''D x 2.75''H, pressure crack on one side

Polychrome painted Ohkay Owingeh pueblo marked with artist name above San Juan Pue, 4 1/4 diameter x 3 1/4" high. Condition Fine. Plus Cochiti pottery basket 3"H x. Condition fine.

Carved and painted and burnish ceramic vessel with traditional colors, signed underneath, 3 1/2" tall, 4 1/2" diameter.

Good San Juan Pueblo incised three color bowl. 5 inches by 3 inches tallSigned on bottom. Excellent condition and patina. First half 20th century.

Title: San Juan Pueblo blackware pottery bowl ca 1950's Dimensions: 8" diameter x 4 1/4" high Provenance/Additional Info: Signed Domenquito Naranjo. Excellent, deep cut pattern. Almost completely devo

Two Native American pots including Rosita Cata San Juan mica clay, ca. 1962. Also includes pot with geometric designs. 5"H x 7"Diam. (larger)

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

This is a red pottery bowl made by Tina Garcia (1957-2005), San Juan Pueblo/Santa Clara Pueblos. Decorated with two bear paw imprints. 4" tall x 6" diameter. The mouth is 2 3/8".

Prehistoric, Rare San Juan black-on-white bowl with interesting stepped interior band containing dots. Very good condition, glued but unrestored. 4-1/2" x 9"

Pre-Columbian Teotihuacan Polychrome Pottery Bowl, Circa. 400-700 AD | Terracotta pottery with red painted designs on white slip | Geography: Mexico, Mesoamerica - San Juan [San Juan Teotihuac?n munic

NICE MINIATURE POTTERY BOWL, ENGRAVED WITH INDIAN, MOON, AND LIZARD, MAKER SIGNED ON BOTTOM-"Tom Tapia, San Juan P., New Mexico"

Lot consisting of two early 20th century Acoma-style pieces of pueblo pottery, one a bowl (2 3/4" x 4" diameter) and the other a basket (5" x 4 1/2" diameter), each with floral designs in black and oc

by Tomasita Reyes Montoya (1899-1978). Signed Tomasita Montoya. Mother of Rosita DeHerrera. Bowl has typical red and tan color of the San Juan with deeply incised kiva steps. Her work is on display at

(lot of 2) Native American pottery, San Juan Pueblo, redware vessels, including: (1) signed on underside Tomasita Montoya (1899-1978), approx 4"h, 4.75"diam, (1) signed on underside Rosita De Herrea (

(lot of 4) Texas Meyer handpainted pottery, San Antonio, 1887-1962: (1) frog bowl with pierced holes, scenery with bluebonnets, live oak trees, and sunrise, 3"h, 4" diameter; (1) vase with painted sce

Three pieces of hand painted Native American pottery; Oval pot is marked "Rosita DeHerrera San Juan Pue. N. M."; Round pot is marked "Muton and Linda Santa Clara"; Smallest pot has initials mark, poss

Group of three Pueblo pottery pieces, comprised of one San Juan bowl, one Santa Clara jar, and one Santa Clara double gourd vessel. Dimensions: Vase; height: 6 in x diameter: 5 in. Bowl; height: 4 1/2

(15) Pottery pots and vessels to include a Hoopa pottery bowl, 4 1/2"L, (Black L), a Santo Domingo pottery pot attributed by a note to artist Marie C. Pacheco pottery, 3" dia, a San Juan pueblo bowl,

SIX MARICOPA POTTERY PIECES. Including a snake and frog bowl, as well as other pieces. Many signed including the names M.C. Sunn (2), Phyllis Johnson, and V. Gutierrez. Together with a San Juan carved

Four (4) Southwest Native American pottery items including one (1) San Juan Pueblo olla or water jar with holes to rim for straps, one (1) Hohokam or Salado red on white pottery bowl, and one (1) Anas