WHERE TO CATCH UP WITH US NEXT



WE’LL BE IN NEW MEXICO IN AUGUST, FIRST IN ALBUQUERQUE


FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, benefit preview, 2 pm to 6 pm

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 9 am to 5 pm

SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 10 am to 4 pm

THE ANNUAL GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ANTIQUES SHOW

Lujan Building at Expo New Mexico State Fairgrounds, 300 San Pedro NE, Albuquerque


We’re returning to one of the most important New Mexico shows, produced by Cowboys & Indians Antiques. This show always features the choicest Indian art along with fine vintage folk art and antiques, all brought to you by some of the most knowledgeable dealers in the business. We’re proud to be a part of it. As the date gets closer, we’ll have more information on whatever surprises the promoters have planned for us this year.



AND THEN BY APPOINTMENT IN SANTA FE UNTIL INDIAN MARKET


Between August 9 and August 19, we’ll be not far from the Plaza in a double room with good display space, and we’ll be happy to see you there, talk pottery and perhaps share a glass of wine. If you’ll give us a call on our cell phone, 415-378-3479, we’ll find a time to get together. We leave Santa Fe on Friday morning, August 20 and head back home to Marin and real life.



STOP BY AND SEE OUR NEW LITTLE EXHIBIT

AT THE MARIN MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN











NOTE: We’d like to encourage you to make the shows if you can, because sometimes we get pots to the shows before we can get them to the site. We update the site pretty much weekly, but even so, at recent shows, half a dozen wonderful pieces (among them, a giant Mojave jar by Elmer Gates, an elegant early Hopi seed jar later attributed to Nampeyo and a bargain-priced Lucy Lewis in great shape) all sold before we could get them posted.






SUMMERHOUSE ANTIQUES OFFERS OLD AND/OR UNUSUAL PUEBLO POTTERY AND BOOKS

selected by Allan Hayes and Carol Hayes, the authors of Southwestern Pottery, Anasazi to Zuni

and The Desert Southwest, 4000 Years of Life and Art


3001 Bridgeway K167, Sausalito CA 94965    Phone 415-332-3489

email summerhouse.antiques@gmail.com


After Living Tradition, a Thousand Years of Southwestern Pottery ended its year-long run in June 2010, the Museum put us back to work curating an ongoing mini-exhibit of pieces from their permanent collection. Then & Now is a two-case exhibit of 20 pieces that includes a spectacular giant Hohokam storage jar from 1350, one of the prettiest Mimbres geometrics you’ll ever see from 1050, and a marvelous oversized Acoma seed jar by Barbara and Joe Cerno covered with rampaging Mimbres lizards. Learn more about the Museum at http://www.marinindian.com/services.html