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PreColumbian and Indian Artifacts by HDEnterprises

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery (3)

ZUNI HANDLED BOWL BY GEORGIANNA HECHILAY Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery: Pre 1980 item# 610452 (stock# TEH.120)
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This charming 5 ½” long Zuni student bowl (TEH.120), dating into the mid- to later 20th century, is marked on its base ‘G. Hechilay, 2nd Hour, Georgianna’. Intact and in excellent condition, the choice of pictographs adds delightfully adds to its youthful vibrance. Possibly overseen by Jennie Laate as an instructor (according to one knowledgeable Southwestern collector), this bowl can’t help but adding a bit of whimsy and uniqueness to any collection. From the Chester Howard estate, it comes wit ...click for details

TRADITIONAL NAVAJO FILLET-RIM JAR Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery: Pre 1950 item# 809857 (stock# RLK.3)
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This attractively simple, earlier 20th century traditional Navajo jar (RLK3) has an appliqué fillet-rim and what has been described as a burnished pinon pitch finish. Measuring 7 ½” in height, this is a fine example of the style in overall very good condition with some fire clouding and a slightly rough texture that is original to the pot. It comes with a descriptive card, a map highlighting the Navajo country, and our certificate guaranteeing authenticity. Select or ask any question by referrin ...click for details

COLORFUL SANTA CLARA PUEBLO BOWL Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery: Pre 1970 item# 496977 (stock# BB.073)
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This 6 7/8” wide, gray and white on red bowl (BB73) is attributed to an unidentified potter from the Santa Clara Pueblo of New Mexico. With a somewhat primitive geometric design and its gently scalloped, infolded rim, the bowl is believed to date into the early to middle 20th century. In overall good condition with a few minor rim dings and one small repair on the rim, the bowl makes an impressive decorator and has an early charm that will appeal to many. From the estate of Denver’s late Billy B ...click for details

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