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NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS
NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS

NAT AMERICAN SW BISQUE-FIRED, HND DEC SIENNA CER VESSEL, W/SLIP GLZ HIEROGLYPHS

$ 363

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Most likely from Navajo nation (AZ/NM): Navajo tribal affiliation
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • 100% original vintage condition: Untouched & unaltered
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Bisque-fired: Satin, slightly reflective finish
  • Burnt sienna over putty white: Elliptical, angular form w/pouring spout
  • Late 19th to early 20th century: Circa 1895-1925
  • Origin: Found in southernNew Hampshire
  • Brunt sienna slip glaze decoration: Hand painted indigenous hieroglyphs
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Tribal Affiliation: Navajo
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Modified Item: No
  • Some burnt sienna slip glz loss at rim: No hairline cracks or structural damage
  • Condition: Good-Very Good overall antique cond: An exciting, extraordinary Nat Am (Southwest US) hand-built & hnd dec w/burnt sienna slip glz, bisque-fired, earthenware cer vessel or watering jug, w/splayed open pouring spout, elliptical angular form w/repeating hnd pntd geo-abstract upper sidewall pattern. Signed by hand w/a hand written high case monogram signature 'HSP' on the baseplate. The vessel has quite conspicuous form, appearing much like an angular flying saucer, w/its abrupt turns & acute angles. The only perhaps soft spot on it, is its apex pouring spout, which sits above a tubular shaft, ascending from its dec upper shoulders. The upper sidewalls have hnd dec & now slightly diminished in intensity, hnd pntd burnt sienna slip glz, geo-abstract repeating patterning, circumnavigating the girth of the vessel. The water jug has a satin finish which is slightly reflective. The entire form was hand-built from ceramic coil, smoothed & finished by hand. An extraordinary, very beautiful pc.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Culture: Native American: US
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Geo-Abstract design: Repeating sidewall decorated pattern
  • Indigenous North American Native peoples: Native American (Southwest)
  • Authentic: Original
  • Hand-built with coil construction: Not wheel-thrown form
  • Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
  • Artisan: Signed 'HSP' on base
  • Water jug: Ceramic vessel designed to hold water
  • No 'in-painting' or repairs (old or new): No noticeable edge flea-bites or ceramic loss
  • Few slight, minor touches at rim: Splayed pouring spout
  • Southwest United States: Arizona/New Mexico

    Description

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    BASEPLATE
    (Circa 1895-1930)
    Native
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    hand built, hand-decorated, bisque fired ceramic vessels, water jugs & storage jars
    DIMENSIONS:
    12
    1⁄2" Width x 5
    1⁄2" Height x
    4 1⁄4" outer rim Width
    x 2
    1⁄4" inner rim Width
    Weight:
    3 lbs. 11 oz.
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    N:
    An exciting, extraordinary
    Native
    Ame
    ri
    can
    (Southwest
    Unit
    ed St
    ates)
    hand-built and delicately and sensitively hand decorated with burnt sienna slip glaze,
    bisque-fired, earthenware ceramic vessel or watering jug,
    with splayed open pouring spout, elliptical angular form, with a repeating hand painted, geo-abstract, upper sidewall pattern. Signed with a
    hand lettered high case monogram signature
    'HSP'
    on the baseplate. The vessel has quite conspicuous and surprising form, appearing much like an angular flying saucer, with its abrupt turns and acute angles. The only perhaps soft spot on it, is its apex pouring spout, which sits above a tubular shaft or neck, ascending from its decorated upper shoulders. The upper sidewalls have hand painted and now slightly diminished in intensity,
    hand painted burnt sienna slip glaze, geo-abstract repeating patterning,
    circumnavigating the entire girth of the vessel. The water jug has a satin finish which is slightly reflective. The entire form was hand-built from ceramic coil, smoothed and finished by hand by the indigenous tribal ceramic artist. Outstanding and very, very beautiful. From
    Native
    Ame
    ri
    can
    hands, realized in the great
    Ame
    ri
    can
    Southwest
    and home to the expansive, proud
    Navajo
    nation
    and its many skilled and capable artists and craftspeople. An object of tremendous, unmitigated beauty, it has real presence and commands attention anywhere it's placed. A simply killer
    Native
    Ame
    ri
    can
    work of ceramic art. Gorgeous and keep going. Very fine.
    CONDITION:
    Good to Very Good overall antique condition