Acoma Pueblo Candlestick and Ash Tray Combination [SOLD]
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Once Known Native American Potter
- Category: Historic
- Origin: Acoma Pueblo, Haak’u
- Medium: clay, pigments
- Size: 1-1/8” deep dish;
5-5/8” diameter x 2-3/4” tall overall - Item # 25585 SOLD
This Acoma Pueblo candleholder is combined with an ashtray to achieve dual use, an idea which must have appealed to tourists who collected either item. The base clay has been slipped in orange and painted in polychrome colors that feature the traditional Acoma dual bird design. On the underside is painted Acoma N.M. but no name of a potter. It was typical in the mid-20th century to only identify the pueblo and not the potter.
![This Acoma Pueblo candleholder is combined with an ashtray to achieve dual use, an idea which must have appealed to tourists who collected either item. The base clay has been slipped in orange and painted in polychrome colors that feature the traditional Acoma dual bird design. On the underside is painted Acoma N.M. but no name of a potter. It was typical in the mid-20th century to only identify the pueblo and not the potter. Condition: very good condition Provenance: from the collection of a New Mexico family Recommended Reading: Collections of Southwestern Pottery: Candlesticks to Canteens, Frogs to Figurines [SOLD] by Allan Hayes, et al](https://www.adobegallery.com/uploads/25585-extra1.jpg "Southwest Indian Pottery | Contemporary | Acoma Pueblo | Potter Unknown | Acoma Pueblo Candlestick and Ash Tray Combination")
Condition: very good condition
Provenance: from the collection of a New Mexico family
Recommended Reading: Collections of Southwestern Pottery: Candlesticks to Canteens, Frogs to Figurines by Allan Hayes, et al
Once Known Native American Potter
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- Category: Historic
- Origin: Acoma Pueblo, Haak’u
- Medium: clay, pigments
- Size: 1-1/8” deep dish;
5-5/8” diameter x 2-3/4” tall overall - Item # 25585 SOLD
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