A few examples of appraisal values for
WEDDING POT

• JC SUENDO + JUANITA FRAGUA, WEDDING
  JC SUENDO + JUANITA FRAGUA, WEDDING POT, 1980JC Suendo + Juanita Fragua, (Jemez, 20th Century + b. 1935) Wedding Pot, 1980, fired clay, pigments inscribed underside: J.C. Suendo / JEMEZ / & / juANitA / FRAGUA fired clay, pigments Dimensions: 15 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 6 3/4 in. (39.37 x 29.21 x 17.15 cm.) Provenance: Private Collection, Texas
• (10) Acoma pottery pieces to
  (10) Acoma pottery pieces to include (3) braided handle pitchers, (1) with large repair, 6-1/4"H tallest, polychrome painted pottery vessel signed 'Dineh' at underside, 5-1/4"H, a miniature braided handle wedding pot, 3-1/8"H, a ruffle edge polychrome vase, 5-3/4"H, bowl, 4-1/4" dia, vase, 7"H and (2) small dishes, 4-1/2" dia and 5-3/4"L, chips and paint loss to most normal with age and wear, Creamer with large painting at top right in photo body is glued back together, paint loss to most pottery items with age, 3 normal ruff spots around rims
• THREE SOUTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN
  THREE SOUTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN ITEMSTHREE SOUTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN ITEMS, the first a 14" diameter coil basket decorated in a star pattern. Next a 6 3/4" pottery bowl decorated in repeating geometrical patterns. Last a black pottery wedding pot with mountain and stream decorations, height approximately 5".
• Southern wedding pottery vase,
  Southern wedding pottery vase, Catawba or Cherokee, circa 1900 8.5"h x 8"w x 6"d