Height: 3 1/4"
Diameter: 4 3/4"

Mary Cain (Blue Rain), b. 1915, daughter of Christina Naranjo.

Beautiful high-polish blackware olla by this elder master.

Mary Cain (Blue Rain), b. 1915, daughter of Christina Naranjo.

Beautiful high-polish blackware jar by this elder master.  Unusual 'hip' around base of the jar.

Height: 5"
Diameter: 4"

Lela (1874-1969) and Van (Evangelio) (1870-1956) Gutierrez.

A rare and fine example of this highly celebrated couple's distinctive work.

Nicolasa Naranjo, b. 1907.

Fine example of this highly celebrated elder master's work, likely made toward the end of her long career.

Teresita (Apple Blossom) Naranjo, 1915-1999.

Avanyu (Water Serpent) Bowl in excellent condition.

An exceptional bowl by one of the finest Pueblo potters of all time.

Frances Salazar, Summer Clan, Santa Clara Pueblo potter since the early 1940s.

Beautiful blackware bowl by this elder master.  Stone-polished inside and out.

Frances Salazar, Summer Clan, Santa Clara Pueblo potter since the early 1940s.

Unusually shaped pot by this elder master, ca. 1960.

Mary Singer, b. 1936.

A very well crafted, highly stone-polished 'Avanyu' bowl by this multiple award-winning artist.

Height: 4 1/8"
Diameter: 7 3/4"

Cresencia Tafoya, 1918-1999 (also known as ' Crescencia'), daughter of Tomasita Gutierrez Tafoya and Cruz Tafoya.

Black-on-black matte Avanyu design.

Very good condition, ca. 1940.

Height: 4"
Diameter: 7 1/2"

Cresencia Tafoya, 1918-1999 (also known as ' Crescencia'), daughter of Tomasita Gutierrez Tafoya and Cruz Tafoya.

Pretty little handcoiled and stonepolished bowl by this renowned elder artist.

Height: 2 1/2"
Diameter: 4"

Height: 3"
Diameter: 4 1/4"

A smaller jar in a delicately incised hummingbird and floral design.  Sienna, red and black.

Height: 3 1/4"
Diameter: 2 1/2"

A larger seedpot, also in a nicely incised hummingbird and floral design.  Sienna, red and black.

Height: 3 1/2"
Diameter: 4 1/4"

Finely incised polychrome bowl in a floral design.  Gwen is renowned for her sgraffito.

Height: 2 1/2"
Diameter: 3"

Legoria (1911-1984) and Pasqual Tafoya.

Wonderful and extremely rare olla.  A great deal of slip wear obvious in the photos.

Legoria began her long career in 1930 and continued potting throughout her life, sometimes collaborating with her husband Pasqual, governor of the Pueblo.  In her very first exhibition at the prestigious Santa Fe Indian Market in 1940, she brought home First Prize.

It is very difficult to achieve a polish of this quality on redware.

Height: 5 1/2"
Diameter: 10 3/4"

Kathleen Pino Wan Povi Sanchez.

Beautiful lidded jar, ca. 1970.