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Native American MARIA (POVEKA) MONTOYA MARTINEZ San Ildefonso Pueblo Black Pottery Bowl transoms 1874-1954)

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Description

1874-1954)

Width 29 Depth 29 Height 28 inches

set on a tapering stem with a white opaque corkscrew twist encircling a white ribbon center

Louis XV | Rococo

age related wear

Native American MARIA (POVEKA) MONTOYA MARTINEZ San Ildefonso Pueblo Black Pottery Bowl transoms 1874-1954)DETAILS From a local Denver estate, this vintage, Native American low, polished round, blackware pottery bowl was made by Maria Poveka. Maria crafted these plain, undecorated pottery pieces during the period from around 1956 to 1965 and signed them by her San Ildefonso name Maria Poveka. She and her family are well known by collectors for their fine southwest artwork and crafts pieces from the San Ildefonso Pueblo in Santa Fe, New Mexico. MAKER Maria

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