American Indian Pottery: An Identification and Value Guide (1981)

by John Barry

Hardcover, 1981

LCC

E98 P8 B33 1981

Description

Complete descriptions of types of pottery and over 400 full color plates give a complete resource to use in making wise choices, while comprehensive history sections educate collectors and admirers of Pueblo and other Indian pottery.

Publication

Books Americana (1981), Edition: 1st, Hardcover, 213 pages

Subjects

Indian pottery North America
Indian pottery Southwest, New

Tags

Indian pottery -- North America, Indian pottery -- Southwest, Indian pottery, Guides, collections and collectors, Illustrations

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