SANTA CLARA POTTERY BOWL BY SEVERA TAFOYA

Large black polished Santa Clara pottery handled black bowl signed “Severa Sta Clara". Size: 10 in x 3.5 in. Very good with small flake on back. (Severa Tafoya was a well-known S. Clara potter 1

Three Santa Clara pottery vessels One by Severa Tafoya, (Santa Clara, 1890-1973) Including a wedding vase decorated with katsina figures, insects and geometric designs (the largest); a jar with colore

Santa Clara Carved Blackware Pottery Bowl by Barbarita Tafoya Naranjo (1917-1984). Base signed: "Barbarita/Santa Clara/Pueblo." Size: 5'' x 8'' x 8'' (13 x 20 x 20 cm).

Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Redware Jar Signed by Severa Tafoya (1890-1973) - c. 1925, Sante Fe, New Mexico. A carved redware pottery jar by the well-known Santa Clara Pueblo Potter Severa Tafoya. Sign

Betty Tafoya Santa Clara Blackware Pottery Bowl, Handmade pottery of natural clay indigenous to the area and in the hand coil technique. Decorated with deep carvings into the pottery with traditional

Madeline Tafoya (Native American, 20th Century). Native American blackware art pottery. Low circular vase small mouth opening polished black clay with incised design. Signed Madeline T. SHIPPINGHill A

Ca. 1960s, Small, rounded, deep carved blackware bowl with traditional Avanyu serpent figure. Very good condition. Signed "Margaret Tafoya" but in non-typical style. 3-1/2" x 5-1/2"

Betty Tafoya (Santa Clara, 20th century) Carved Blackware Pottery Bowl, with Avanyu signed Betty Tafoya (base) height 4 1/2 inches x diameter 9 1/2 inches Property from the Private Collection of Ross

Three works: A Gwen Tafoya sgraffito pottery bowl (b. 1965, Santa Clara Pueblo) Signed: Gwen Tafoya / SCP The red burnished slip glaze bowl with sgraffito flowers and hummingbirds 3.5" H x 5.5"

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

Signed original Native American blackware pottery bowl by Mida Tafoya (1931-) Hand crafted and tooled with a sea serpent motif. Artist signed on bottom. Comes with an appraisal from Many Goats gallery

Severa Tafoya Height 7 x 7 1/2 inches (Santa Clara, 1890-1973) blackware bowl, has tag with name affixed to bottom Property from the Collection of Bill Heuter and Jill Kopatich, Colgate, Wisconsin

Legoria Tafoya (Santa Clara, 1911-1984) Carved Blackware Pottery Bowl, with Avanyu signed on baseLegoria Santa Clara Pueblo height 4-1/2 inches x length 12 inches x width 8 inches Property from the Es

Betty Tafoya (Santa Clara, 1933-1988) Carved Blackware Pottery Bowl carved with Avanyu; signed on base height 5-1/4 inches x diameter 9-1/4 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati. </

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.

Mida Tafoya (B. 1931) A Blackware Pottery Bowl. Signed on the underside "Mida Tafoya Santa Clara Pueblo" 2" x 3 3/4"

Margaret Tafoya hand carved and decorated bowl. approx. 4 x 8 inches.

MARY TAFOYA SANTA CLARA POTTERY VASE DIA 7 1/2":An low bowl, in traditional redware and sgraffito geometric motif. Signed on the underside, "Mary Tafoya". Measures H.3 1/2", Dia.7 1/2".

A beautiful handmade bowl by Celes Tafoya and Evelyn of the Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the famous families of potters in the region of New Mexico. This bowl measures at four inches (4") at its widest

SIGNED VIC. ATTRIBUTED TO VICKI MARTINEZ TAFOYA. NATIVE AMERICAN SANTA CLARA POTTERY. GOOD CONDITION. 2 3/4" H

(lot of 2) Santa Clara blackware pottery group, consisting of a Mary Tafoya jar, having a bulbous form with geometric designs, and a small low bowl, signed indistinctly, largest: 7.5"h

(lot of 3) Native American pottery, Santa Clara Pueblo, polychrome redware, including: (1) pipe, signed Belen Tapia (1914-1999, first cousin to Margaret Tafoya), approx 6"l, (1) low bowl, with central

Two Native American pottery vesselslate 20th centuryComprising: a large Santo Domingo bowl by Arthur & Hilda Coriz and a Santa Clara blackware swirl vase by Madeline Tafoya.the bowl height 5 1/2in (14

An artful Santa Clara Pueblo blackware handled double bowl fired clay pottery by Native American artist Legoria Tafoya. Inscribed underside. Circa late 1960s. From a private collection.Dimensions: 11.