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Pottery
Historic Pueblo Indian pottery, 1700-1960, pottery by Nampeyo and the Nampeyo family, Paqua Naha, Mary Histia, Tsayutitsa, Margaret Tafoya and family, Maria Martinez and family, other selected modern and contemporary Pueblo Indian pottery, 1960 to present, other historic, modern and contemporary Southwestern pottery, 20th Century American and European art pottery
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An exceptionally rare and large Hopi San Bernardo/Payupki-style
Gobernador Canyon plainware pottery bowl, c.1680-1710
An early Nampeyo Hopi Polacca polychrome pottery bowl
with an Abstract Modernist design, c. 1895-1900
An outstanding historic Hopi pottery jar with a corrugated neck by Nampeyo of Hano, c.1905-1910
A beautiful historic Hopi polychrome pottery pitcher
by Nampeyo and Fannie Nampeyo, c.1925-1930
A beautiful Hopi black-on-cream pottery pitcher by Nampeyo of Hano, c.1900
A Santo Domingo Pueblo, NM polychrome pottery jar with parrot pictorials, c. 1925-30
A large modern Hopi ceramic jar by Otellie Pasiyeva Loloma, c.1960’s
A remarkable early San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico red-on-tan
pottery jar, circa 1850-1860, ex: Fred Harvey Company
A Hopi red polychrome pottery cylinder attributed to Paqua Naha (Frogwoman) or Garnet Pavatea, c. late 1930’s
An unusual historic Hopi black-on-yellow pottery bowl with “M” and “N” capital letter pictorials, c. 1910-1920
An incised black ceramic jar with a handle
made of two colors of coiled and dyed yucca fiber by Otellie Pasiyeva Loloma, c.1972-73
A painted stoneware ceramic jar with a handle made of coiled yucca plant fiber by Otellie Pasiyeva Loloma, c.1972-73
A rare, historic Hopi variant-type pottery bowl from Mishongnovi village, Second Mesa c. 1890
A beautiful ceramic chalice by Rick Dillingham, Santa Fe, NM 1973
A Hopi polychrome pottery figural canteen featuring a large image of Polikmana Kachina (Butterfly Maiden) by Nampeyo of Hano, c. 1890
A Hopi red polychrome pottery cylinder attributed to Paqua Naha or Garnet Pavatea, c. late 1930’s
An early Annie Nampeyo Hopi black-on-yellow pottery bowl/jar, c.1905-1907
A beautiful Hopi polychrome pottery bowl with a “Clown” or “Kilroy” face pictorial design by Nampeyo of Hano, c. 1910
A Hopi polychrome pottery vase with
painted geometric designs and a corrugated
rim by Nampeyo of Hano, circa 1915-1920
A beautiful historic Hopi black-on-yellow pottery cylinder vase, c.1930’s
A Hopi “Sikyatki-Revival” style pottery jar with elaborate "Thunderer" designs by Nampeyo, c.1895
A unique historic Tesuque Pueblo polychrome pottery dough bowl, c.1910-1915
A very beautiful, contemporary Nambe Pueblo Micaceous pottery bowl by Lonnie Vigil