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Fri, Aug 18, 2023 03:30PM EDT - Fri, Aug 25, 2023 03:00PM EDT
Lot 12

Emma Lewis (1931-2013) Acoma Polychrome Jar with Fish Pictorial c. 1970s, 1.75" x 2"

Estimate: $175 - $275

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Emma Lewis (1931-2013) Acoma Polychrome Jar with Fish Pictorial c. 1970s, Signed by the artist on the bottom.

Condition

Very good condition: The pottery shows some signs of age and use, but overall is in very good condition. There may be some minor fading or discoloration of the colors.

Overall Dimensions
Height: 1.75
Width: 2.00

Available payment options

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Ex private collection, California. The owner inherited this item from his mother, who collected in Arizona and New Mexico.