Vintage Native American Indian Pottery Children Candle Unique piece of Vintage Native American Indian Pottery Children Candle. This piece has six children holding hands, three girls and three boys, alternating in between each are a mission with a cross on the top and a diamond shape with a cross in the center. It dates to 1989, is signed on the bottom but can't make out the signature, along with the date and has a partial tag attached that says Handcrafted in USA. It is 3 1/2 inches across by 2 1/4 inches tall, in excellent condition, no chips, has some slight scuffing along the edge from age. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Vintage Native American pottery.
Circa: 1989
Condition: Used
Color: Multi
Manufacturer: Native American Artist  

Vintage P Zuni Pueblo Native American Indian Pottery Vase Vintage P Zuni Pueblo Native American Indian Pottery Vase. This piece has a figure on one edge, painted designs on tow and two little handles on the other. It dates to 1989, is signed on the bottom with P Zuni C, believe the P stands for Pueblo, it is 3 1/4 inches tall by 2 3/4 inches across, in excellent condition, no chips. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Vintage Native American Pottery.
Circa: 1980's
Condition: Used
Color: Beige
Manufacturer: Zuni Indians  

Vintage Bertha Gachupin Jemez Native American Pottery Vase Bertha Gachupin, "Thunder Flower", was born into the Jemez Pueblo in 1954. She is a full blooded Native American Indian and a member of the Zia and Corn Clan. Her pottery falls into the Pueblo category. Bertha was inspired to learn the art of making pottery by her Grandmother, Persingula Gachupin. She was also inspired artistically and economically to continue the family tradition of hand coiling pottery.

Bertha specializes in handmade corn stalk pottery. She has continued to use only traditional methods to make her pottery and has mastered the hand coiling, stone polish, and traditional firing needed to perfect her pottery.

Bertha’s unique style is to use a buff or red slip on the pottery, then applies melon swirls that are carved into the her pottery. She then accents the finished product with corn painted designs to denote her clan origin. The pottery is then hand polished after firing. She signs her pottery as Bertha Gachupin, Jemez, followed by a corn symbol.

This piece is an older piece, with an estimated age of the 1970's to 1980's. The top of this piece is off center square instead of a round design, it has both a smooth finish and a non smooth finish. It is 6 1/4 inches tall and 3 1/4 inches across the mouth, the center of the vase is about 5 inches across. It is in excellent condition, no chips, does have very small spot where the paint is missing on the pattern, probably age related. Signed on the bottom with Bertha Gachupin Jemez and the corn stalk symbol.

A unique piece that would be an outstanding addition to your collection. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of vintage Native American Pottery.
Circa: 1970 to 1980
Condition: Used
Color: Brown
Manufacturer: Bertha Gachupin  

Antique Weller Pottery Souevo Indian Pattern Vase Antique Weller Pottery Souevo Indian Pattern Vase. This pattern was produced around 1910 and is very finely hand painting around the entire vase with an Indian pattern, in the southwest native American style. This line is shown in Huxford's book on Weller on page 191. Rumor has the story that Weller sold these vases to the southwestern Indians who in turn occasionally resold these to tourist back in the 1910 period. This old Weller art pottery vase is a beautiful piece with outstanding colors in the decoration with hand painting on this piece of fine art pottery. The glaze is a satin finish, which is typical of this Weller. It is 5 1/4 inches tall and about 5 inches across the widest part, the mouth of the vase is 3 5/8 inches across, marked with Weller on the bottom. It is in wonderful condition, no chips, no cracks, as with all pieces of this age there is the hand painted areas are not one hundred percent the same in color. A beautiful, hard to find piece that would be an outstanding addition to your collection.
Circa: 1910
Condition: Used
Color: Brown
Manufacturer: Weller Pottery