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A redware olla with a sgraffito/incised Avanyu water serpent by San Ildefonso potter, Tony Da, Thun-Phoe-She (Sun Dew). Earthenware with slip glazes, signed on base by the artist.
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- CreatorNative American Art (Maker)
- Of the Period
- Place of origin
- Date of manufacture20th Century
- Period
- Materials and techniques
- ConditionExcellent.
- Dimensions
H 4 in. x Dm 3 in.
H 10.16 cm x Dm 7.62 cm
- Diameter3 in. (7.62 cm)
- Seller locationDenver, CO
- Seller reference number22027
- Reference numberLU100469209841
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