Southwest Native American Pueblo Dance Tableta

Vintage Southwest Native American Pueblo Dance Tableta, measures 15''H x 20''W, hand painted corn designs on wood, connected with jute, leather straps for attaching to head and under chin, missing one

Southwest American Indian Pueblo Pottery Olla, Possibly Zia or Santo Domingo Pueblo, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Of bulbous form, painted in black on white slip around the sides with a ro

One large early ladle, possibly Tusayan, with geometric repeating design, 12”L x 6”W. Two ladles from Tularosa with black linear and geometric designs. 10”L x 5”W, and 7.5&#822

Southwest Native American Pueblo style pottery jar with hand-painted foliate decoration. 7.5" H x 9" diameter.

Hopi Southwest Native American pueblo polychrome pottery bowl. 3.25" H x 9.75" diameter.

Southwest Native American Dance Mask, with embroidered suns, plants and demon figure, stuffed nose, ears and projections from the top of the head, on a custom wooden display stand, 24" high (27 1/2" h

Vintage hand thrown Southwest Native American, Pueblo Indian Tribe pottery.

Carlos De Mijas (20th century). Original oil painting on canvas, a Modernist interpretation of a Southwest Native American pueblo. Good overall condition with wear to frame. Measures 23 1/2 in. x 19 1

Southwest Native American Jemez Pueblo pottery, mother & children figure. Signed underside "Toya". Measures 5.5"L x 3.75"W x 5.25"H. Condition report: Some surface wear/missing paint, please examine a

Desideria Montoya Sanchez (American (San Ildefonso), 1889-1982). Southwest Native American San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pottery vase, signed "Desideria" along the underside. Desideria was the sister

Group of two Southwest Native American San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pottery pots, ca. 1930s-50s. Both decorated and unsigned. One with a serpent design along the sides. Heights range from 2 1/2 in t

Pair of Native American Pueblo Carved Wood Dance Sticks and Bow, longest measures 18''L x .5''W, all are hand painted, the two dance sticks have carved figural ends

Native American Southwest Pre-Columbian pottery bowl, possibly Mimbres, with interior black on white polychrome decoration including stylized wing and feathers to the interior, red paint decoration to

(2) Native American Southwest Pueblo pottery pots, 19th/20th c., Acoma pueblo, polychrome painted earthenware, unsigned, each with collection inventory labels affixed to underside, the larger pot labe

ZUNI PUEBLO Southwest Polychrome Pottery Canteen: Water Motif, Flat Dark Base with Spout Pointed Upward. 3D Frog Rides Piggy-Back on the Water Jug. Lug Shaped Caring Handles. Originally made to Carry

Native American. Double-sided Traditional Pueblo Dance Drum.c. 1890-1900.Not signed or dated.Paint and natural mixed media colors on animal hide over wooden drum.Some wear, loss and minor tears, expec

An original Southwest Pueblo Native American art pottery vessel vase. Baluster form art clay body in cream ground, having hand painted encircling Native American geometric designs. Artist painted frog

An original Southwest Pueblo Native American art pottery vessel bowl. Natural art clay with cream ground, having hand painted encircling Native American figurative and allegorical forms, with four enc

An estate collection of six (6) Native American artifacts. Includes: one (1) Native American Southwest Pueblo art pottery vessels bowl with russet exterior and hand painted tribal designs to interior

An original Southwest Pueblo Native American art pottery paperweight. Black circular form art clay body, having incised encircling Native American allegorical, landscape, and geometric designs. Surmou

Here is a hand-painted clay pottery jug with two mouths and turquoise stones. Has Metallic Earth Tones. Origin: Southwest, Pueblo, Native American. Other Info: Clay, turquoise, Pottery, Mexico, Arizon

Here is a hand-painted clay pottery jug with two mouths and turquoise stones. Has Metallic Earth Tones. Origin: Southwest, Pueblo, Native American. Other Info: Clay, turquoise, Pottery, Mexico, Arizo

2002 Native American Jemez Pueblo Carved Wood Tableta Napkin Holder by M. Yepa, signed by artist and measures 4'' x 4.5'', cornstalk motif

Here is a hand-painted clay pottery jug with two mouths and turquoise stones. Size: 10" x 10" Colors: Metallic Earth Tones. Origin: Southwest, Pueblo, Native American. Other Info: Clay, turquoise, Pot