Western Trading Post's May 18 Auction

Description: A prehistoric, painted, Hohokam pottery bowl with a unique shape.

Description: A prehistoric Anasazi “Kayenta” bowl with handle.

Description: A historic period, Tewa Pueblo, utilitarian pottery olla.

Description: Prehistoric St. Johns Polychrome Bowl - Mogollon. Polychrome, painted inside and out.

Description: A rare, Jeddito pottery bowl. By the early fourteenth century Hopi potters began to use coal to fire low-iron clays, The elimination of t

Description: A large, Polocca (Hopi) stew bowl. Polacco Yellow Ware is a historic Hopi pottery ware that grew out of the preceding Jeddito Yell...

Description: Restored Prehistoric Mcdonald ware Bowl - Mogollon. McDonald’s Corrugated was defined by Haury and Hargrave (1931). This type refers to t

Description: Historic Period Pima Olla - No restoration.

Description: Historic period Pueblo pottery bowl - Tewa Pueblo utilitarian bowl.

Description: Prehistoric Pinedale black on white Bowl - Mogollon.

Description: Prehistoric Pinedale Polychrome pottery bowl - Mogollon. Painted inside and out.

Description: Hohokam shell bracelet with a frog effigy on it and some other misc. artifacts.

Description: Meso-American Stone effigy - Mescala Stone. Nice!

Description: A group of numerous Meso-American Pottery Head Effigies in display shadowboxes.

Description: Large group of Meso-American 37 pottery fragments, effigy shards, etc..

Description: Group of Meso-American Pottery Head effigies and various fragments in shadowboxes.

Description: A polychrome, Pre Columbian pottery vessel with a unique base.

Description: A prehistoric corrugated Casa Grandes pottery olla.

Description: A prehistoric Casas Grandes polychrome pottery bowl.

Description: A phenomenal and large, Nayarit, San Sebastian seated figure - Pre Columbian.

Description: Nayarit pottery effigy dubbed “Mirror Man” because of the object he is holding (although it is probably some sort of weapon). This seated

Description: A pre-Columbian, Colima, pottery bowl with an Armadillo effigy as part of the bowl.

Description: A Pre Columbian, Jalisco, red, seated female pottery effigy.

Description: A Pre Columbian, Nayarit, “musician” seated effigy figure.

Description: A Pre Columbian, Jalisco, grey, seated lady effigy.

Description: A Pre Columbian, Nayarit, seated pottery effigy figure.

Description: A Pre Columbian, Nayarit, seated pottery effigy figure.

Description: A Pre Columbian, “Chavin” lion faced pottery vessel - effigy.

Description: “Chakoptewa” pottery canteen by Michael Hawley, a very well-known potter who was adopted into the Hopi tribe.

Description: A nice and large, “Chakoptewa” pot by Michael Hawley, a very well-known potter who was adopted into the Hopi tribe.

Description: A nice, “Chakoptewa” pot by Michael Hawley, a very well-known potter who was adopted into the Hopi tribe.

Description: A nice, “Chakoptewa” pot by Michael Hawley, a very well-known potter who was adopted into the Hopi tribe.

Description: A “Chakoptewa” pot by Michael Hawley, a very well-known potter who was adopted into the Hopi tribe.

Description: Two “Chakoptewa” pottery cups made by Michael Hawley, a very well-known potter who was adopted into the Hopi tribe.

Description: A fine, older, Mata Ortiz pot by the well-known artist, Nicholas Quezada.

Description: A Mata Ortiz pottery jar by the well-known artist, Nicholas Quezada.

Description: An older effigy pot by the well-known artist, Nicholas Quezada.

Description: A nice, mid-century era, Zuni pottery effigy owl.

Description: A nice, mid-century Acoma pottery effigy owl.

Description: A nice, San Ildefonso pot by the well-known artist, Florence Naranjo. She entered the Santa Fe Indian market 1978-1980 and again in 1986

Description: A fine Lucy Lewis Pot. Lucy is one of the great potters of the past century. She is credited with reviving the pottery making process at

Description: A fine mini by Lucy Lewis. Lucy is one of the great potters of the past century. She is credited with reviving the pottery making process

Description: Lucy Lewis Pot dated 1978 with her granddaughter, V. Garcia. Lucy is one of the great potters of the past century. She is credited with r

Description: A great older (Circa 1930s) pottery jar from Laguna Pueblo.

Description: A nice, older (Circa mid-century) pottery jar from Acoma Pueblo.

Description: A nice, older, (Circa mid-century) pot from Acoma Pueblo.

Description: Group of 22 books about various subjects, but these are mostly on the “Pre Columbian” subject. Everything in the milk crate goes. Take a

Description: Group of 18 books and 29 magazines about various subjects (books are mostly on pottery). Everything in the milk crate goes. Take a look,

Description: Group of 24 books about various subjects (but a lot of pottery and Native Arts books). Everything in the milk crate goes. Take a look, th

Description: Group of 22 books about various subjects (but mostly Native arts). Everything in the milk crate goes. Take a look, there are some pretty