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Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890
Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890
Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890
Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890
Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890
Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890
Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890
Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890
Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890
Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890

Earliest Known Potter MARIANITA ROYBAL San Ildefonso Jar; Black on Red c1890

$ 3432

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Provenance: See comps American Indian Art magazine Vol.16, n4
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Tribal Affiliation: San Ildefonso Pueblo , NM
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Artisan: Marianita Roybal (1843-1910)
  • Origin: San Ildefonso Pueblo, NM

    Description

    Gallery of Antique and Traditional North American Indian Art
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    Item: San Ildefonso Indian Pottery Olla  Jar; Black on Red
    Culture/Tribe:
    San Ildefonso
    Artist/Maker: Unsigned, Expert attribution details by museum-related historic pottery specialist
    Date/Circa: c.1890
    Size: 10 1/4" x 13"
    Materials: Clay
    Description: Attributed to Marianita Roybal (1843-1910), the earliest known (named) potter. (Next earliest known is NAmpeyo of Hano born 17 tears later in 1860) Important early San Ildefonso Olla. Very strong paint; Mint condition. Investment-grade example. From a private estate collection.
    Publication References:  See American Indian art magazine. Vol. 16, no. 4 (autumn 1991) for similar examples and related article
    Condition: Near mint to mint condition. No damage. No restoration.
    Provenance: From a private estate collection.
    IT Ref#: 071110-09
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