8950 Here is a small vintage 1970's Tesuke Pueblo set of salt & pepper shakeres decorated with poster paint colors as was their style at the time. The shakers are egg shaped, 2 1/2 inches tall. There is no artist's name on the bottom. The poster paint colors have scuff marks, otherwise in very good condition.
Recent Northern Virginia estate find. Offering a beautiful hand crafted and signed by D (Dorothy) Loretto, Cochiti Storyteller figurine. Dorothy Loretto Trujillo (1932 - 1999) was Water Clan, and active in pottery making circa 1950-90s. Crafted in the shape of a traditional Native American woman with four children. Excellent condition with with no cracks, stains, or repairs. There are a couple tiny abrasions on one child near the back (see last photo), but very insignificant. Approximately 3 7/8" tall. The traditional matte colors are soft, yet vibrant with just a touch of wear, primarily on the underside where the piece rest. Amazing piece and displays incredibly well. Please see photographs for overall condition, design, and dimensions. Click on each for a larger, expanded view. Photos do contain measurements.
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