Native American Pottery Vase For sale is a Native American pottery vase. This vase is very heavy for its size and has a well worn bottom rim. It is initialed A and S? on the bottom and stands 4 high x 3wide at bottom. It has a few tiny spots where blue glaze has flecked off and white clay is showing, but very minor, and no hairlines. They do still make pottery like this out in Arizona/New Mexico, but this does appear to be an older vase judging by the weight and wear on bottom.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Native American Hand Painted Framed Art Tiles For sale are two Native American hand painted framed art tiles. 2 for one price = only $80/each!. The image on them depicts sand paintings of a Kachina and something else. Both are in good condition. The longer one is signed: Sokuaweh, and has the original Hearth Gallery tag on back, Scottsdale, Arizona, and information about the artist. Apparently this artist was listed in 'American Indian Painters of the Southwest and Plains Area', Univ. of New Mexico Press, 1968. This tile is 9.25 long x 5 wide. The other tile is 6.75 long x 6.75 wide. Fabulous items to hang on a wall if you have mission, southwest, cowboy, arts & crafts or country style furnishings!
Manufacturer: Sokuaweh @ Hearth Gallery  

Vintage Hopi Polychrome Bowl For sale is a signed vintage Hopi polychrome bowl. Very nice design. Has pencil mark on bottom: HOPI, and looks like a W. H. H. or W. H. N. #550. No chips or cracks; some age wear, minor scratches; note closeup picture of rim, some tiny fissures in the clay. This bowl appears to be quite an older one, but I am not sure of the exact age. It is 8.75 wide across top rim x 3.5 tall. It would fit into an arts & crafts, southwest, western, or mission style room quite well! Shipping to usa destinations only.
Manufacturer: W. H. H.  

Signed Santa Clara Black Vase For sale is a vintage Santa Clara signed black pottery vase. The signature is hard to make out; last 3 letters are either 'ita' or 'uta'. Tenuta? Juanita? Lonuta? Someone that is familiar with this pottery e-mailed to say the name might be 'Ouachita'. No chips or cracks; one clay gouge on bottom, and some age/wear on exterior. Age est: 1930's. 5 inches tall. Geometric pattern, black on black. A nice piece of vintage Native American pottery. Native pottery also fits in very well with arts & crafts style furnishings. schau11.07
Circa: est: 1930's
Manufacturer: Santa Clara  

Vintage Venezualan Covered Jar For sale is a vintage Venezualan covered jar. This item looks fairly old, but is not antique. Inside of lid it has incised mark: Ceramica ... Vibon, Lara, Venezuala. This is an area of Venez. that makes a lot of tourist pottery so previous owner likely vacationed there and purchased this. But, it does look like an older piece of pottery. Very nicely done item. esa#9/09
Manufacturer: Ceramica Vibon  

Signed Hopi Pottery Vase For sale is a signed Hopi pottery vase. Signed: L.L. with flower symbol. No chips or cracks; some age wear. This item doesn't look new, but does not look antique either. It is 4.5 tall. It looks very similar to a vase done by Sadie Adams on the King Galleries website, but artist on this vase is different. Nice piece for your collection! 10/09estcs
Manufacturer: L. L.  

Vintage Hand Thrown Pottery Vase For sale is a vintage hand thrown pottery vase. Very hefty; ridges on interior; all over crazing visible up close. Not signed; a possibility is Roblin which would make this price chumpchange! Green/black glaze over red clay. It is almost 11 inches tall + 26.5 around body. Might be old Mexican or Native American. 9/09#est
Manufacturer: Roblin?  

Huge Vintage Polychrome Vase For sale is a huge vintage polychrome vase. Not sure if it is Native American or Mexican but it is an older vase. Interior is black and has ridges indicating it was hand made. It is 13.5 tall x 41.5 circumference. Some stray marks; but the coloring on it is gorgeous, varying from green at bottom, to rust color, to gold. A stunning addition to your Western or Arts & Crafts room. Shipping to usa destinations only; cashier's check only. 8/09roflcs
Manufacturer: unknown  

Vintage Southwest Style Pottery Vase For sale is a vintage Southwest style pottery vase. This looks like an older Mexican vase; possibly Native American. It is 10.5 tall; is hand thrown; and is 31 inches around body. One small crackled spot shown in the pic #6. There might be a mark on bottom but it is very worn so not sure. The bottom is rounded so you also get the metal stand with it. The stand is not old. Attractive piece of vintage pottery that would work in a SW style room or Mission style. 9/09esa#
Manufacturer: unknown  

Vintage Indian Chief Iron Bookends For sale is a vintage pair of iron Indian Chief bookends. Nice dark patina and great detail; brassy/copperish hammered finish on these. They stand 3.75 tall x 4.5 wide. 8/08nyantrec
Manufacturer: unknown  

Vintage Hand Thrown Vase For sale is a vintage hand thrown vase. Very old, very heavy, hand thrown vase. It has a mixed glazed interior, and reddish clay on bottom. Possibly redware?, saltglaze?. I thought it might be old Pewabic Pottery, early George Ohr, or Colorado Pottery, (looks almost identical to a vase shown in my book on Colorado Pottery), but can't say for sure since it is not signed. It might also be Native American. It is 6 across top rim, wider if going from exterior of clay edge to other end. It is 4 tall. One tiny clay separation or shrinkage line on interior rim edge; this is not a crack; edges are smooth. Just a very cool piece of very OLD pottery!
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Vintage Indian Head Danish Tobacco Humidor Very attractive vintage Indian Head Danish tobacco humidor. It features a raised Indian head on one side and the word: TOBAK on the other with two raised pipes, and a tobacco leaf. The top is teak wood, and the bottom has an incised mark: 35 S, T, Denmark. Inside top it says: Genuine Teak, Made in Denmark in black ink stamp, and there is an old looking red paper label that also says: Made in Denmark. No chips or cracks, just crazing which is not really apparent in indoor lighting. It does appear to have been used as it had a wonderful tobacco aroma on the interior. It measures 4.25 wide at top rim x 5.25 high. An exceptional gift for the man with everything or who just appreciates fine tobacco but doesn't have a place to stash it! It also makes a great accessory display item in an office, library, etc. Age est: c.1930-40's
Type: humidor
Manufacturer: unknown