Maria Montoya Martinez

(American, 1887-298)

Three Pueblo Motif Dishes

glazed ceramic

diameter of each 5 inches.

This lot is located in Chicago.

Each in overall good and stable condition, with surface dirt and dust consistent with age. Scattered scuffs throughout. Each signed Marie Santana verso.

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Mr. Fisher rejoined the firm in 2019 after working as a specialist in the American Furniture and Folk Art department at Sotheby’s New York. His areas of expertise include 18th, 19th, and 20th century American, Continental, and English furniture, decorative and folk art. Before coming to Hindman in 2013, Mr. Fisher worked in European Furniture and Decorative Arts in Philadelphia. He began his career working for a prints dealer focusing on works from the 16th through the 20th centuries.

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