Taos Micaceous Lizard Pottery by Edna Romero

To include a low bowl with lizard effigy, a more angular example with impressed roundels at the rim, and a covered pot with handles. Each is signed by Virginia T. Romero (1896 - 1998). Measures 4 x 9.

A Taos Micaceous Jar Edna Romero signed on the base, Edna Romero, Taos '86 Provenance: From a Prominent Estate, Chestnut Hill, MA Diameter: 4 inches 
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Edna Romero signed Native American dark brown micaceous Taos Pueblo bowl measures 8.5 in. wide x 3.5 in. high x 7 in. across rim. No evidence of cracks or repairs. If lot is absent of a condition repo

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

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

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

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

Three Taos Micaceous Pottery Jars Juanita Suazo Dubray Provenance: Property from the Donna Gold Family Collection of Ethnographic Art, Los Angeles, CA Diameters: ranging from 5

Vintage Native American Taos Micaceous Clay Pottery Pitcher, measures 6'' x 7'' x 5.5'', has been repaired

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

Romero is 5 in tall, 4 in wide, Fernando is 3 in by 4.25 wide

Virginia Romero signed Native American Taos Pueblo pottery bowl measures 6.5 in. across x 3 in. high. No evidence of cracks or repairs. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via

Vintage Native American Cochiti Lizard. This sweet guy measures 5.5''L x 3.5''W

The collection of five micaceous pottery examples includes: 1) Dawn Antelope (Taos Pueblo) signed on the base and dated 1985. 2) Shelden Nunez-Velarde (Jicarilla Apache) signed on the base. 3) A small

Three Puebloan micaceous pottery canteens20th century; Southwestern United StatesBrown canteen incised: Romero; strapped canteen signed illegiblyComprising one large older canteen with twisted fibrous

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

Southwestern Pottery Assortment (7) items, most signed to undersides, including a black on black geometric motif jar signed 'Ruben Rodriguez'; Taos Pueblo micaceous vase having leather strap, signed '

Two Puebloan pottery figuresTwo works:Cheyenne (Diane Lynn) Jim (b. 1957, DinE)A micaceous clay Taos storyteller figure, late 20th centurySigned to base: Cheyenne Jim; further marked in ink: Taos NMA

Estimate: $150-$200 Description: Taos artist Mary Witkop c.1992 mica-clay low fire reduction with Lizards. Traditional coil pottery vase.  Dimensions: 4 tall x

Rose Naranjo (1917-2004) Santa Clara Pueblo Black Pottery Bowl. This bowl was made in the micaceous style of the Taos Pueblo. Bowl is signed "Rose" and measures 7 3/4" Dia. X 3 1/2" High.

Vintage micaceous clay wedding pot signed by Rafaelita Espinoza, Taos, New Mexico.9" tall. Weight 2 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

pottery, sign. D: 35 cm, D: 13,8 inch Provenance: Gerhard & Gisela Hoffmann, Würzburg, Germany

Lonnie Vigil (Nambe, b. 1949) Large Micaceous Pottery Bowl signed Lonnie Vigil (base) height 8 1/2 inches x diameter 14 inches

Some small marks along exterior, Measures 8 x 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches.