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Pottery Vessel

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Pottery Erik Loyer
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10. Pottery Vase Black vessel with side handle. Three incised bands along shoulder. Damaged in two places along the rim with partial repairs. Damaged along base. Typed note inside vessel says: "8. Black Pottery Vase. Tribe: Santa Clara pueblo - New Mexico. Design: grecian urn w/loop handle low on body and small pedestal base, three incised 1/4" bands around central body. Size: 5 1/4" tall. Circa: 1920. Condition: Poor, with missing chip out of rim and base."
11. Pottery Vase Black vessel with side handle. Three incised bands along shoulder. Damaged in two places along the rim with partial repairs. Damaged along base. Typed note inside vessel says: "8. Black Pottery Vase. Tribe: Santa Clara pueblo - New Mexico. Design: grecian urn w/loop handle low on body and small pedestal base, three incised 1/4" bands around central body. Size: 5 1/4" tall. Circa: 1920. Condition: Poor, with missing chip out of rim and base."
12. Pottery Vase Black vessel with side handle. Three incised bands along shoulder. Damaged in two places along the rim with partial repairs. Damaged along base. Typed note inside vessel says: "8. Black Pottery Vase. Tribe: Santa Clara pueblo - New Mexico. Design: grecian urn w/loop handle low on body and small pedestal base, three incised 1/4" bands around central body. Size: 5 1/4" tall. Circa: 1920. Condition: Poor, with missing chip out of rim and base."
13. Pottery Vase Black vessel with side handle. Three incised bands along shoulder. Damaged in two places along the rim with partial repairs. Damaged along base. Typed note inside vessel says: "8. Black Pottery Vase. Tribe: Santa Clara pueblo - New Mexico. Design: grecian urn w/loop handle low on body and small pedestal base, three incised 1/4" bands around central body. Size: 5 1/4" tall. Circa: 1920. Condition: Poor, with missing chip out of rim and base."
14. Pottery Vase Black vessel with side handle. Three incised bands along shoulder. Damaged in two places along the rim with partial repairs. Damaged along base. Typed note inside vessel says: "8. Black Pottery Vase. Tribe: Santa Clara pueblo - New Mexico. Design: grecian urn w/loop handle low on body and small pedestal base, three incised 1/4" bands around central body. Size: 5 1/4" tall. Circa: 1920. Condition: Poor, with missing chip out of rim and base."
15. Pottery Vase Black vessel with side handle. Three incised bands along shoulder. Damaged in two places along the rim with partial repairs. Damaged along base. Typed note inside vessel says: "8. Black Pottery Vase. Tribe: Santa Clara pueblo - New Mexico. Design: grecian urn w/loop handle low on body and small pedestal base, three incised 1/4" bands around central body. Size: 5 1/4" tall. Circa: 1920. Condition: Poor, with missing chip out of rim and base."
16. Pottery Vase Black vessel with side handle. Three incised bands along shoulder. Damaged in two places along the rim with partial repairs. Damaged along base. Typed note inside vessel says: "8. Black Pottery Vase. Tribe: Santa Clara pueblo - New Mexico. Design: grecian urn w/loop handle low on body and small pedestal base, three incised 1/4" bands around central body. Size: 5 1/4" tall. Circa: 1920. Condition: Poor, with missing chip out of rim and base."
17. Pottery Seed Jar
18. Pottery Seed Jar
19. Pottery Seed Jar
20. Pottery Seed Jar
21. Pottery Seed Jar
22. Pottery Seed Jar
23. Pottery Seed Jar
24. Pottery vase
25. Pottery vase
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29. Pottery vase
30. Pottery vase
Shoshonean Erik Loyer
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2. Cupeño woman The Cupeño are a small Shoshonean group of mountaineers formerly residing at the head of San Luis Rey river in north-central San Diego county. Popularly known as Aguas Calientes and as Warner's Ranch Indians, they gained considerable prominence at the beginning of the century when the Supreme Court ruled adversely upon their title to the land of their nativity. In 1903 they were settled at Pala reservation on lands adjoining those of the Luiseños, and their former habitat is now beautiful Warner's ranch. Cupeño is a Spanish derivative of Kupa, the name of their former village. The surviving population of Wolak, the other Cupeño settlement, is now on Los Coyotes reservati
3. Serrano woman of Tejon The Serranos (Spanish, "mountaineers"), a Shoshonean branch comprising numerous local groups, occupied San Bernardino valley, San Bernardino mountains north of Los Angeles and San Bernardino, a portion of Mojave desert north of that range and east of Mojave river, and Tehachapi mountains. This last group, who lived principally on El Paso and Tejon creeks, were the Kitanemuk. In 1853 most of the resident Indians, including not only various Shoshoneans but many Yokuts, were taken to Tule river reservation. Tejon rancheria remains, however, a settlement of various Shoshoneans, but predominantly Kitanemuk
4. Esipermi - Comanche There were no more vigorous people among the Indians of the Plains than the Comanche, a Shoshonean tribe, related to the Shoshone and Bannock of Idaho, from which region they entered the northern plains and drifted ever southward, following the bison in their wanderings. They were noted warriors and raiders, being the enemies of many tribes and extending their depredations far into Mexico. One need look no farther than the accompanying portraits to discern the warrior character of those old braves.
5. Southern Shoshonean pottery
Pottery Vessel Erik Loyer
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Vessels Erik Loyer
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1. Basketry Vessel
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9. Pottery Vessel
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18. Double Bowl Vessel Two connected black bowls with one handle. White/grey residue inside each vessel. Abrasions on body of both bowls. Typed note inside vessel says: "7. Double Bowl Vessel. Tribe: San Ildefonso/Santa Clara - New Mexico. Design: black, gunmetal sheen double bowl attached at the center and by way of a loop handle. Sixe [sic]:ea bowl - 3 1/2" dia., x 2"h., total Length 8 1/4 x 3 1/2" total Heighth [sic]. Circa: 1900-1920 Historic Style. Condition: excellent."
19. Double Bowl Vessel Two connected black bowls with one handle. White/grey residue inside each vessel. Abrasions on body of both bowls. Typed note inside vessel says: "7. Double Bowl Vessel. Tribe: San Ildefonso/Santa Clara - New Mexico. Design: black, gunmetal sheen double bowl attached at the center and by way of a loop handle. Sixe [sic]:ea bowl - 3 1/2" dia., x 2"h., total Length 8 1/4 x 3 1/2" total Heighth [sic]. Circa: 1900-1920 Historic Style. Condition: excellent."
20. Double Bowl Vessel Two connected black bowls with one handle. White/grey residue inside each vessel. Abrasions on body of both bowls. Typed note inside vessel says: "7. Double Bowl Vessel. Tribe: San Ildefonso/Santa Clara - New Mexico. Design: black, gunmetal sheen double bowl attached at the center and by way of a loop handle. Sixe [sic]:ea bowl - 3 1/2" dia., x 2"h., total Length 8 1/4 x 3 1/2" total Heighth [sic]. Circa: 1900-1920 Historic Style. Condition: excellent."
21. Double Bowl Vessel Two connected black bowls with one handle. White/grey residue inside each vessel. Abrasions on body of both bowls. Typed note inside vessel says: "7. Double Bowl Vessel. Tribe: San Ildefonso/Santa Clara - New Mexico. Design: black, gunmetal sheen double bowl attached at the center and by way of a loop handle. Sixe [sic]:ea bowl - 3 1/2" dia., x 2"h., total Length 8 1/4 x 3 1/2" total Heighth [sic]. Circa: 1900-1920 Historic Style. Condition: excellent."
22. Double Bowl Vessel Two connected black bowls with one handle. White/grey residue inside each vessel. Abrasions on body of both bowls. Typed note inside vessel says: "7. Double Bowl Vessel. Tribe: San Ildefonso/Santa Clara - New Mexico. Design: black, gunmetal sheen double bowl attached at the center and by way of a loop handle. Sixe [sic]:ea bowl - 3 1/2" dia., x 2"h., total Length 8 1/4 x 3 1/2" total Heighth [sic]. Circa: 1900-1920 Historic Style. Condition: excellent."
23. Double Bowl Vessel Two connected black bowls with one handle. White/grey residue inside each vessel. Abrasions on body of both bowls. Typed note inside vessel says: "7. Double Bowl Vessel. Tribe: San Ildefonso/Santa Clara - New Mexico. Design: black, gunmetal sheen double bowl attached at the center and by way of a loop handle. Sixe [sic]:ea bowl - 3 1/2" dia., x 2"h., total Length 8 1/4 x 3 1/2" total Heighth [sic]. Circa: 1900-1920 Historic Style. Condition: excellent."
24. Double Bowl Vessel Two connected black bowls with one handle. White/grey residue inside each vessel. Abrasions on body of both bowls. Typed note inside vessel says: "7. Double Bowl Vessel. Tribe: San Ildefonso/Santa Clara - New Mexico. Design: black, gunmetal sheen double bowl attached at the center and by way of a loop handle. Sixe [sic]:ea bowl - 3 1/2" dia., x 2"h., total Length 8 1/4 x 3 1/2" total Heighth [sic]. Circa: 1900-1920 Historic Style. Condition: excellent."
25. Double Bowl Vessel Two connected black bowls with one handle. White/grey residue inside each vessel. Abrasions on body of both bowls. Typed note inside vessel says: "7. Double Bowl Vessel. Tribe: San Ildefonso/Santa Clara - New Mexico. Design: black, gunmetal sheen double bowl attached at the center and by way of a loop handle. Sixe [sic]:ea bowl - 3 1/2" dia., x 2"h., total Length 8 1/4 x 3 1/2" total Heighth [sic]. Circa: 1900-1920 Historic Style. Condition: excellent."
26. Basketry vessel Woven basket with handle and decorative looped rim. 4 (?) bands of a rectangular design in dark brown (possibly faded blue or green?). Typed note inside basket says: "14. Basketry Vessel w/Handle. Tribe: Wasco - Northwest Oregon along Columbia River. Design: plain, two element z-twining utilizing twisted hemp for warp and weft. Band, rectangle, and triangle motif, and rim loops. Size: 3 1/2" h., x 9" sq. Circa: 1915. Condition: basket fair: handle v. poor"
27. Basketry vessel Woven basket with handle and decorative looped rim. 4 (?) bands of a rectangular design in dark brown (possibly faded blue or green?). Typed note inside basket says: "14. Basketry Vessel w/Handle. Tribe: Wasco - Northwest Oregon along Columbia River. Design: plain, two element z-twining utilizing twisted hemp for warp and weft. Band, rectangle, and triangle motif, and rim loops. Size: 3 1/2" h., x 9" sq. Circa: 1915. Condition: basket fair: handle v. poor"
28. Basketry vessel Woven basket with handle and decorative looped rim. 4 (?) bands of a rectangular design in dark brown (possibly faded blue or green?). Typed note inside basket says: "14. Basketry Vessel w/Handle. Tribe: Wasco - Northwest Oregon along Columbia River. Design: plain, two element z-twining utilizing twisted hemp for warp and weft. Band, rectangle, and triangle motif, and rim loops. Size: 3 1/2" h., x 9" sq. Circa: 1915. Condition: basket fair: handle v. poor"
29. Basketry vessel Woven basket with handle and decorative looped rim. 4 (?) bands of a rectangular design in dark brown (possibly faded blue or green?). Typed note inside basket says: "14. Basketry Vessel w/Handle. Tribe: Wasco - Northwest Oregon along Columbia River. Design: plain, two element z-twining utilizing twisted hemp for warp and weft. Band, rectangle, and triangle motif, and rim loops. Size: 3 1/2" h., x 9" sq. Circa: 1915. Condition: basket fair: handle v. poor"
30. Basketry vessel Woven basket with handle and decorative looped rim. 4 (?) bands of a rectangular design in dark brown (possibly faded blue or green?). Typed note inside basket says: "14. Basketry Vessel w/Handle. Tribe: Wasco - Northwest Oregon along Columbia River. Design: plain, two element z-twining utilizing twisted hemp for warp and weft. Band, rectangle, and triangle motif, and rim loops. Size: 3 1/2" h., x 9" sq. Circa: 1915. Condition: basket fair: handle v. poor"
31. Basketry vessel Woven basket with handle and decorative looped rim. 4 (?) bands of a rectangular design in dark brown (possibly faded blue or green?). Typed note inside basket says: "14. Basketry Vessel w/Handle. Tribe: Wasco - Northwest Oregon along Columbia River. Design: plain, two element z-twining utilizing twisted hemp for warp and weft. Band, rectangle, and triangle motif, and rim loops. Size: 3 1/2" h., x 9" sq. Circa: 1915. Condition: basket fair: handle v. poor"
32. Basketry vessel Woven basket with handle and decorative looped rim. 4 (?) bands of a rectangular design in dark brown (possibly faded blue or green?). Typed note inside basket says: "14. Basketry Vessel w/Handle. Tribe: Wasco - Northwest Oregon along Columbia River. Design: plain, two element z-twining utilizing twisted hemp for warp and weft. Band, rectangle, and triangle motif, and rim loops. Size: 3 1/2" h., x 9" sq. Circa: 1915. Condition: basket fair: handle v. poor"
33. Basketry vessel Woven basket with handle and decorative looped rim. 4 (?) bands of a rectangular design in dark brown (possibly faded blue or green?). Typed note inside basket says: "14. Basketry Vessel w/Handle. Tribe: Wasco - Northwest Oregon along Columbia River. Design: plain, two element z-twining utilizing twisted hemp for warp and weft. Band, rectangle, and triangle motif, and rim loops. Size: 3 1/2" h., x 9" sq. Circa: 1915. Condition: basket fair: handle v. poor"
34. Basketry vessel Cylindrical twined basket with concave base. Two horizontal bands of colored (black? brown?) "Z" and "S" designs. Woven, un-pigmented diamond patterns around rim and base. Rim heavily damaged and deformed. Typed note inside vessel says: "33. Basketry Vessel. Tribe: Tlingit - Southern Alaska. Design: forward and backward "Z" pattern and upward and downward arrows in two bands around body, and a latent natural on natural ground diamond pattern; basic construction material is spruce root, with false embroidery for decoration in maidenhair fern stems and dyed grasses; all natural materials (vegetal dyes). Size: 6 1/2"h. 8" dia. Circa: 1890. Condition: poor, but capable of being repaired."
35. Basketry vessel Cylindrical twined basket with concave base. Two horizontal bands of colored (black? brown?) "Z" and "S" designs. Woven, un-pigmented diamond patterns around rim and base. Rim heavily damaged and deformed. Typed note inside vessel says: "33. Basketry Vessel. Tribe: Tlingit - Southern Alaska. Design: forward and backward "Z" pattern and upward and downward arrows in two bands around body, and a latent natural on natural ground diamond pattern; basic construction material is spruce root, with false embroidery for decoration in maidenhair fern stems and dyed grasses; all natural materials (vegetal dyes). Size: 6 1/2"h. 8" dia. Circa: 1890. Condition: poor, but capable of being repaired."
36. Basketry vessel Cylindrical twined basket with concave base. Two horizontal bands of colored (black? brown?) "Z" and "S" designs. Woven, un-pigmented diamond patterns around rim and base. Rim heavily damaged and deformed. Typed note inside vessel says: "33. Basketry Vessel. Tribe: Tlingit - Southern Alaska. Design: forward and backward "Z" pattern and upward and downward arrows in two bands around body, and a latent natural on natural ground diamond pattern; basic construction material is spruce root, with false embroidery for decoration in maidenhair fern stems and dyed grasses; all natural materials (vegetal dyes). Size: 6 1/2"h. 8" dia. Circa: 1890. Condition: poor, but capable of being repaired."
37. Basketry vessel Cylindrical twined basket with concave base. Two horizontal bands of colored (black? brown?) "Z" and "S" designs. Woven, un-pigmented diamond patterns around rim and base. Rim heavily damaged and deformed. Typed note inside vessel says: "33. Basketry Vessel. Tribe: Tlingit - Southern Alaska. Design: forward and backward "Z" pattern and upward and downward arrows in two bands around body, and a latent natural on natural ground diamond pattern; basic construction material is spruce root, with false embroidery for decoration in maidenhair fern stems and dyed grasses; all natural materials (vegetal dyes). Size: 6 1/2"h. 8" dia. Circa: 1890. Condition: poor, but capable of being repaired."
38. Basketry vessel Cylindrical twined basket with concave base. Two horizontal bands of colored (black? brown?) "Z" and "S" designs. Woven, un-pigmented diamond patterns around rim and base. Rim heavily damaged and deformed. Typed note inside vessel says: "33. Basketry Vessel. Tribe: Tlingit - Southern Alaska. Design: forward and backward "Z" pattern and upward and downward arrows in two bands around body, and a latent natural on natural ground diamond pattern; basic construction material is spruce root, with false embroidery for decoration in maidenhair fern stems and dyed grasses; all natural materials (vegetal dyes). Size: 6 1/2"h. 8" dia. Circa: 1890. Condition: poor, but capable of being repaired."
39. Basketry vessel Cylindrical twined basket with concave base. Two horizontal bands of colored (black? brown?) "Z" and "S" designs. Woven, un-pigmented diamond patterns around rim and base. Rim heavily damaged and deformed. Typed note inside vessel says: "33. Basketry Vessel. Tribe: Tlingit - Southern Alaska. Design: forward and backward "Z" pattern and upward and downward arrows in two bands around body, and a latent natural on natural ground diamond pattern; basic construction material is spruce root, with false embroidery for decoration in maidenhair fern stems and dyed grasses; all natural materials (vegetal dyes). Size: 6 1/2"h. 8" dia. Circa: 1890. Condition: poor, but capable of being repaired."
40. Basketry vessel Cylindrical twined basket with concave base. Two horizontal bands of colored (black? brown?) "Z" and "S" designs. Woven, un-pigmented diamond patterns around rim and base. Rim heavily damaged and deformed. Typed note inside vessel says: "33. Basketry Vessel. Tribe: Tlingit - Southern Alaska. Design: forward and backward "Z" pattern and upward and downward arrows in two bands around body, and a latent natural on natural ground diamond pattern; basic construction material is spruce root, with false embroidery for decoration in maidenhair fern stems and dyed grasses; all natural materials (vegetal dyes). Size: 6 1/2"h. 8" dia. Circa: 1890. Condition: poor, but capable of being repaired."
41. Basketry Vessel
42. Basketry vessel
43. Basketry vessel
44. Ceramic vessel with handle
45. Sandstone vessels from Santa Catalina Island
46. Double Bowl Vessel
47. Pottery Vessel