Pima, or Akimel O’odham, meaning the River People. This Pima tray is a very nice example of early 1900’s work; the weave is tight and even, using willow and devil’s claw on bundled warp. The patina has a wonderful sheen. Diameter 17” x height 3.5”.

Item CIA 123: $1,400.00

Pima basket decorated with stacked blocks creating a chevron design, 6"h x 8"w. Dates from early to mid 20th century.

Item COA 125: $275.00

SOLD

Pima Tray with spiraling blocked design, diameter 7.5". 1st quarter 20th century.

Item CIA 126: $175.00

SOLD

Pima Tray with whirling frets, diameter 6". 1st quarter 20th century.

Item CIA 127: $125.00

Tohono O’odham (Papago) tray with whirling frets, diameter 7.5". 1st quarter 20th century.

Item CIA 128: $95.00

Apache, probably Havasupai, with a negative diamond rattlesnake band about the rim, a seven-pointed star on the base. This is a very tight, fine weave making use of the traditional Apache willow rod foundation, or warp, with willow and devil’s claw weave. Diameter 13” x height 3 3/4”. ca. 1910-1930.

Item CIA 130: $2,000.00

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A San Illdefonso black pot signed Adam and Santana, 4 1/2 “ tall x 4 3/4” wide. Adam was the son of the famous potter Maria Martinez and throughout his life helped with her pottery. His wife Santana, painted many pots for Maria. In their later years, Adam (1901-2000) and Santana (1909 - 2002) made beautiful pottery together. This is a a superb example, very graceful shape and painted with the difficult feather design.

Item Pot 113: $1,350.00

This is a very nice example of black pottery made by famous San Illdefonso potter Crucita Calabaza, better known as Blue Corn. (1920-1999) 3.5” x 1.5”.

Item Pot 114: $475.00

Size: 4" x 6"

Item Pot 101: $1,375.00

Item Pot 102: $1,250.00

Item Pot 104: $375.00

Item Pot 110: $220.00

Item Pot 111: $380.00

Item Pot 112: $725.00

Item #IA103: $2,150.00

Item #IA105: $1,900.00

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