Jar, black and red on white exterior, red base. Neck design consists of feathered bands in four sections with different detailing lining the top near the jar's mouth. Black writing on side reads "5287," black writing on base reads "04.297.5287," label on base reads "__ olla 55." Possibly Ashiwi Polychrome. Condition: Minor chips in rim, surface loss

This is a yellow ware bowl with black decoration on the inside and around one side of the outside perimeter. ? Hopi?

Clay pot with overall dark brown and cream-white design except for bottom area which is undecorated cream-white. The Chaco Canyon stepped design decreases as it moves from the lower, bulbous body of the pot to the upper, cylindrical neck, giving the viewer the illusion of greater depth in space. Condition: Excellent

Rectangular flat tile, with white slip. Decorated with a large symbol of oblique lines at the top, possibly representing lightening. On the bottom half of the tile is a diagonal line with three oblique line designs on each side. Design rendered in black, with black border. An octagonal label with a black border on the verso reads : "From the HOPI VILLAGE 950". Made in a mold. CONDITION: One hole at top center of tile.

Somewhat oval-shaped bowl with brown and dark brown glaze pattern inside. The outside is painted with black Northwest Coast designs over the light brown surface. Base signed JC 84.

Large ceramic sculpture of half of a giant bean pod (part a) with 8 ceramic beans (parts b-i) of different sizes that sit inside the open pod, filling it from end to end. Pod is dark brown with a light pink-off white tip at one end. Interior of pod has symbols etched into spaces that match those marked on one side of the beans that fit in each part of the pod. Beans are all a light pink to off-white colour.

Burnished clay pot in the shape of an opening bud, with petal-like points projecting up and curling back from the rim, all around the mouth of the pot.

Heavy ring-shaped bracelet made of coiled rope or grass fibres around which are tightly wound, on a slight diagonal, strings of plastic beads in a pattern of solid blue divided by seven bands of alternating black and white. Beads are imbedded in a layer of reddish clay.

Painted ceramic tableau showing the process of wine making. Colourful small figures in groups around a two-tiered stand, shown working at various stages of wine-making, with a larger figure seated at the top holding the finished product in his hand. Signed Misterio F.M. on the side of the green pedestal base.

One anthropomorphic, incised, clay figurine.