Old Vintage San Ildefonso Pueblo Indian Pottery Bowl

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Old Vintage San Ildefonso Pueblo Indian Pottery Bowl

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Sold Date: 11/12/2006
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

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C & D Gifts Indian Art This auction is for an Authentic Hand coiled "Redware Feather Bowl" Pottery from the San Ildefonso Pueblo in New Mexico . It is approximately 3" tall and 4 3/8" wide. This is a nice piece! It has a Feather design painted around the perimeter and a nice stone polished finish. T are a couple rub marks near the bottom and on one side, but they are small. Pottery from the San Ildefonso Pueblo is among the most well known in the world. It is hand made , stone polished and then fired outdoors. This color is fused into the pottery and will never come off. This piece is signed on the bottom by the artist, "Helen Gutierrez".(d)
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