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Sale!This c.1940's Small Fit Navajo Royston Cuff has it all, great wear at terminals, soft edges and the inside is heavily forged and beaten, this and the early stamps used are all indicators of an early time frame. A small fit cuff that can be easily worn on her own or stacked with others. The stones has alot of presence set agianst a tanned skin tone!
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This Mexican Ceramic Plate of Patron Saint of Kitchens-San Pasquale is Circa 1980's. A perfect addition for your Kitchen!
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These are a lovely pair of Cerrillos Turquoise Drop Earrings
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Sale!"A classic, timeless style of native Southwestern jewelry". This Cerrillos Turquoise Nugget Necklace is comprised of fabulous turquoise. The colours range from deep green to light shades of green/blue. The tribal composition of this necklace has everything you look for. The large nuggets are top grade and shape, enhanced with large cut turquoise heishi-style stones. Most are pump drilled, but a few larger nuggets have been replaced as the holes are more consistent.
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This collectable Circa 1880s New Mexican Folk Art statue is of San Lorenzo (Saint Lawrence). He is the patron saint of school children, the poor and cooks.
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Sale!This Circa 1920s Navajo Row Bracelet features attractive stamping near the terminals, and although the turquoise stones originate from different mines, they all have a pale green or pale blue hue. If you're collecting towards a Navajo pale green turquoise stack, this would be an excellent addition for you.
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This Circa 1930 Kiowa Rattle Tie Pin is very collectable as it is an early piece of US history. The only other pin I have seen like the has been in books about the Plains Indian.
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The turquoise in these earrings is fabulous. The bezels are high sided, surrounded by Isleta inspired wire work, the composition has been delicately balanced with tiny silver soldered balls. All suspended from early Navajo buttons.
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This Clam Shell and Turquoise Heishi Necklace was created during the 1920s in Santo Domingo. For extra special ocassions add to your other clam shell strands to create impact and volume.
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These classic Navajo 1930's Turquoise Earrings are gorgeous. The open silver work around the stone is square pulled wire. The Blue Gem Turquoise stones are a top grade and the silver cylinders well executed. The stamp on the button is a very refined stamp that was made and added later on.
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This superb Contemporary Bracelet by Navajo Francis Jones was created in 2016. Born in 1944, she was taught by her father, a fourth-generation silversmith, who taught her sand casting. She has won many awards throughout her life and is renowned for the distinctive texture of her creations. She is now 81 years old and no longer working.
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