ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY CHRISTMAS / SANTA MOTIF CHILD DISH/BOWL featuring a transfer/hand-painted Santa with a bag of toys, Roseville mark to underside. Dish is in good overall condition with some typical paint loss to graphic from normal use. I don’t see any cracks or obvious chips, but there is some crazing. There are also a few very very small pinholes which I think are glaze defects in manufacturing, but could have been caused by use-I tried to take close ups of everything to show. Please also see photos for measurements.

Known for her unique style and dedication to preserving Native American artistry, Tafayo’s pottery reflects the rich heritage and traditions of the Santa Clara Pueblo. This collectible item is a valuable piece of cultural history, capturing the artistry and craftsmanship of Native Americans pottery-making techniques. Conditioning is perfect with no cracks or chips. Size 7″x 4″ approx.

Up for sale is a large antique handmade Santa Clara Native American Pueblo centerpiece pottery bowl. It’s sculpted by hand with a lovely silhouette featuring a gorgeous two toned design and wavy lip. The piece is forged out of thick blackware pottery, has a flat bottom, and is in good condition. It measures 9 1/2 inches wide by 6 1/2 inches tall.

Up for sale is a nice quality vintage handmade Santa Clara Native American Pueblo pottery bowl done by artists Yolanda Velarde. It’s sculpted by hand with a lovely silhouette featuring a gorgeous two toned design and has a square shaped mouth. The piece is forged out of thick blackware pottery, has a flat bottom, and is in good condition. It’s signed underneath and measures 3 3/4 inches wide by 3 1/4 inches tall.

Size: 6 1/2″ by 4 1/2″. Her son Tim “Sunbird” Vigil and daughters Annette Vigil Luhan and Bernadette “Bernie” Vigil, also made pottery in the 1980s. Minnie was known for her polychrome pottery and the use of numerous clay slips to create the colors. She signed her piece, “Minnie”. She has won numerous awards at events such as Santa Fe Indian Market. Puye Cliff Dwellings was home to 1,500 Pueblo Indians who lived, farmed and hunted game there from the 900s to 1580 A. Inhabitants of Puye Cliff Dwellings then moved into the Rio Grande River Valley. They became ancestors of today’s Santa Clara people, who now live at Santa Clara Pueblo, 10 miles east of Puye Cliff Dwellings. Puye Cliffs comprises two levels of cliff and cave dwellings cut into the cliff face, as well as dwellings on the mesa top. Over one mile long, the first level runs the length of the base of the mesa. The second level is about 2,100 feet long. Paths and stairways were cut into the face of the rock to connect the two levels and allow people to climb to the top of the mesa. Representing early Pueblo architecture, cave dwellings on the mesa top were part of a single, multi-storied complex built around a large, central plaza. While the total number of rooms is unknown, the south part of the complex had 173 on the ground floor and multiple stories in various places, similar to modern-day Taos Pueblo. The largest of all settlements is the in the Pajarito Plateau, Puye Cliffs was excavated in summer 1907 by Edgar Hewitt in cooperation with the Southwest Society of the Archeological Institute of America. Puye Cliff Dwellings was the first of the ancient pueblos of the Rio Grande Valley to be systematically excavated.

Vintage Santa Clara black pottery jar for sale, no known damages, signed by Andrita Harvier. Good for collectors of pottery, unique and eye catching. Size: 9 cm across, 7 cm tall.

Vintage Santa Clara redware pottery bowl with handles. This bowl features a prancing antelope (or deer) and other decorative design elements – note the wear (see pictures). The bowl measures 8 1/2″ wide across the handles, with a bowl height of 1 3/4″; it is unsigned and likely dates to the mid-1900s. We ar e dedicated to providing customer service. We stand behind our merchandise and your satisfaction is guaranteed. Thank you to all our customers for your business! To Our International Customers.

Born in 1931 Minnie Vigil is a daughter of Petra Gutierrez and a sister to noted potters Gloria Garcia (GoldenRod), Thelma Talachy and Lois Gutierrez. Her son Tim “Sunbird” Vigil and daughter Annette Vigil also made pottery in the 1980s.

Preowned in good condition.