Bidspirit auction | A Group of Five Signed

A Group of Five Signed Navajo and Southwestern Desert Pueblo Pottery Vessels - A group of five signed Southwestern Native American-style ceramic vessels, crafted from earthenware or terracotta. Each piece is hand-decorated with painted geometric and abstract patterns utilizing a palette of natural clay colors alongside black, white, orange, yellow, teal, and blue pigments. The collection includes three distinct vases, a small olla, and a lidded jar, each signed by the artist. The web intelligence report identifies a strong stylistic consensus with ”Desert Pueblo Pottery.” The lidded jar is signed ”Betty Seely PP3” on the base. The tall vase is signed ”Litsui 5/04 Navajo” on the base. The large squat jar is signed ”4W Lucinda Tuller Navajo” on the base. The smallest olla is signed ”TEE Dune 13'” on the base. The fluted vase is signed ”Y. Holatalla Navajo” on the base. The visible dates ”5/04” and ”13” suggest a 20th to 21st-century period of creation. Height of tallest: 7.5 inches (19 cm) Height of smallest: 3 inches (7.6 cm) All items appear to be in good, stable condition with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. Minor surface wear consistent with age and handling may be present.