#W-5. Navajo weaving, 43-1/2 "
x 28", ca. 1900-1910. Natural handspun soft (possibly churro) wool,
dark brown, tan, black, grey, natural. Good condition; slight unevenness
as shown. SOLD.
SOLD. #W-8. Navajo rug, 33"
x 48", ca. 1960-1970. Excellent condition, handspun natural and aniline
dyed wool, white, grey, black, tan.
#P-3. Acoma polychrome handled pot with double bird
motif and floral design, ca. 1950, with "firecloud" marks. See
Acoma & Laguna Pottery, by Rick Dillingham, p. 165, figure 7.12
, for a similar design. One bird's head repaired at neck. 6" high x
3-1/4" diameter opening. $115. SALE: $90. SOLD.
#P-4. Hopi Hano polychrome pot, ca. 1930, 8" high
x 4" diameter, some surface wear, as shown. $385. SALE: $285. SOLD.
#P-11a. Santo Domingo polychrome vessel, ca. 1900-1910,
11-1/4" high x 8-1/4" widest diameter x 6" top opening. Some
surface wear on one side; two almost invisible repaired small rim chips,
several tiny filled pits. A fine early Santo Domingo pot, $600. SOLD.
#P-22. Mata Ortiz black-on-black wedding
vase, by Octavio Gonzalez, contemporary, 8" high x 7-12/" wide.
Hand-coiled and open pit fired. $150. SOLD.
#P-32. Older Santo Domingo food bowl, signed by Ann M. Tenorio. 6.5" diameter x 4" high. Fine condition, $175. SOLD.
#P-33. Older Santo Domingo polychrome bowl, strong square shape, signed by Mary Edan Tenorio (sister of Robert Tenorio), with stylized birds and flowering yucca motifs. 4.5 in. high x 5-1/8 in. opening. Fine condition. $200. SOLD.
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