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Native American Pottery330 of 423Signed Sara Ayers Wedding Jug Pottery, 1979I Need Help Indentifying
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    Posted 11 years ago

    stwillia76
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    I bought this beautiful vessel at an estate sale. Was trying to figure out what it is and if it is Native American made. It has a markers mark on the bottom. Looks to me like 3 mountains with a cross on each. Could someone help me out here?

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    1. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      Why do you lean toward Native American?
    2. stwillia76 stwillia76, 11 years ago
      Well I kind of doubt it the more I think about it. I believe it's probably more Southwestern. I bought several articles form an estate with other things mixed in. I'm leaning more now this vessel maybe is from New Mexico. I could be totally wrong and it being from China, lol.
    3. CanyonRoad, 11 years ago
      This is contemporary classroom or studio pottery, made from commercial stoneware clay, thrown and trimmed on a potter's wheel, glazed, and fired in a gas kiln...none of which is true of Native American pottery. It's unlikely the potter can be identified.

      The way the "signature" is scratched or incised into the clay makes it more likely to be a pottery class project, rather than studio pottery, since an accomplished professional potter wouldn't sign it that way.

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