Santa Clara Pottery - Myra Littlesnow

Native American Santa Clara Pottery Jar by Myra Sisneros, measures 3'' x 4'' and is signed by the artist

2 Santa Clara Black Pottery Signed by Myra Sisneros

Seven Black-On-Black Santa Clara Pottery Mary Sisneros - 20th Century. Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico. Grouping of Native American Indian Black on Black pottery includes: (4) pieces by Mary "Myra" Sis

3 Native American Santa Clara Pottery Jars, Signed, artists included are 2 by Carmel Romero and Myra Sisneros

2 Native American Santa Clara Pottery Jars, Signed, largest measures 2''H x 3''W and is by Myra Sisneros and smallest is by Carmel Romero

3 Native American Santa Clara Pottery Jars, melon jar by Anita Suazo, black on black jar by Myra Sisneros, black on black jar by M.J., largest measures 1.5''H x 3''D

7 Miniature Native American Santa Clara and Tesuque Pottery Jars, largest measures 2''H x 2.75''D, includes 4 Santa Clara by Myra Sisneros, 1 Tesuque by Lorencita Pino, 1 Santa Clara by Mary, and 1 Ca

3 Santa Clara Miniature Pottery Jars, Signed, largest measures 3''D x 2''H, artists included JMS, Myra Sisneros, and Mary S.

(lot of 5) Native American signed pottery: (1) Mata Ortiz, Esperanza Tena, black on black vase, 2.5"h, 1.75"diam; (1) Santa Clara, Myra Sisneros, black on black paw, 1.5"h, 2.25"diam; (1) Santa Clara,

Fourth-quarter 19th Century Unmarked Hand coiled olla form with exaggerated waist and pie crust rim 11" H x 14" Dia. Provenance: Acquired by present owner from Freunds, San Jose, CA, February 21,

(American, 1929-2010) signed underside, daughter of master potter Margaret Tafoya. 9"h x 8-1/2"dia.

SERA TAFOYA, SANTA CLARA POTTERY VESSEL, H 4.5", DIA 5" A Santa Clara Pueblo pottery vessel. Offers painted geometric designs in the round. Signed "Sera Tafoya - Santa Clara - Pueblo" to the underside

Two (2) Native American Santa Clara pottery items. 1st item: Mida Tafoya (b. 1931) blackware pottery vase, with carved serpent decoration below the rim. Signed on the base "Mida Tafoya Santa Clara Pue

scene of two Native Americans in ritual, signed and dated 1997, tile #10, plaque size is 9 1/4" X 10" plus mat and frame, well known artist. Biography from Blue Ray Gallery.....Tammy Garcia is a renow

San Ildefonso and Santa Clara Pottery Collection (9) items comprising (2) San Ildefonso including a shallow black on black bowl by Maria Martinez (American, 1887-1980) signed 'Maria + Santana' undersi

ROMONA, SANTA CLARA POTTERY COVERED BOX, H 4", L 3.5" A Santa Clara Native American pottery covered box. Features geometric designs to the box and lid. Signed "Romona" to the underside. Width 3". Ex-c

Two Santa Clara pottery seed jars Joseph Lonewolf (1932-2014), late 20th century Decorated with sgraffito antelope, butterfly, squirrel, and other motifs; both signed "Joseph Lonewolf" to underside. H

The four with artist's signature on the base of each as shown. Sizes range from 3 x 5.25 to 5.5 x 5.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything w

Artist: Grace Medicine Flower Title: Santa Clara Pottery Seed Jar. By Grace Medicine Flower Finely Incised Work with Avanyu. Dated 1973 (Prov. Old Territorial Shop) Date: dated 1973 Medium: pottery Di

Three Santa Clara Native pots. Including a Wedding pot. Signed on base. Small vase signed on base, Trafoya-Sanchez. Large pot with traditional design. Possibly signed Juanita. Wedding Jar : H 10-1/4".

The four jars as shown with artist's signature on the base of each. Sizes range from 3.5 x 3 to 7 x 5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we

Two Santa Clara pottery seed jars Grace Medicine Flower (b. 1938), 20th century One with stopper, both decorated with sgraffito animal and geometric motifs and signed "Grace Medicine Flower" to unders

Five Santa Clara pottery jars Comprising a Sharon Garcia jar, one micaceous jar by Rose Naranjo, two jars by Tina Trujillo and one by Virginia Garcia. tallest height 9in Footnotes: Provenance The Wend

Camilo Sunflower Tafoya (Native American, 1902-1995). An original Santa Clara Pueblo Native American art pottery stoppered decanter or vase vessel, produced 1979. Redware art clay, having wide bulbous