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1803 silver vinaigrette by Samuel Pemberton
Early 19th century sterling silver vinaigrette
1920s Navajo brooch, dark green stone, whirling logs
1920s Navajo brooch, old green stone, rolling logs
1920s Santo Domingo (Kewa) dough bowl
Early Santo Domingo Pueblo pottery dough bowl
Antique horn fish snuff box
A 19th century horn snuff box or mull, in the form of a fish head. Natural horn, carved into a fish face with an inlaid eye, metal rim and horn cap or lid. Even the mount for the lid has decorative flourishes. In excellent, usable condition, the whole piece measures
Bear Storyteller by Martha Arquero, Cochiti
Cochiti bear storyteller family by Martha Arquero
Big old Navajo polychrome ceremonial basket
Antique Navajo ceremonial basket
Book, Drums, Tom-Toms, Rattles by Bernard S. Mason
Readable vintage copy of Drums, Tom-Toms, Rattles
Dated Acoma Pueblo pot, 1929
Antique Native American Acoma Pueblo pottery basket, 1929
Eagle bolo by Ray & Eva Wyaco, Zuni
SOLD! A striking large Zuni inlay bolo tie depicting a bald eagle with matching tips of eagles’ heads. The inlays include bright white shell, jet, gold-lip shell and turquoise. The bolo is marked on the back with the signature stamp, “Ray & Eva Wayaco.” The central eagle measures approximately 4″
Early 20th century beaded women’s leggings, Cree, Athabaskan
Pair of northern plains women’s beaded leggings Circa 1910 or so and a fine example of antique Native American beadwork, this is a pair of women’s leggings. Beads stitched on to brain tanned hide. I think these are Cree or another Athabaskan group in southern Canada. Floral designs in multiple
Edna Leki dark wolf fetish
A wolf fetish by Zuni artist, Edna Leki. Born in 1924, as Edna grew, she worked with her father, Teddy Weahkee, one of the most famous Zuni fetish carvers. After Teddy passed away, Edna continued working and expanded on what she learned from her father. Edna died in 2003 but
Egyptian Revival silver, enamel and cut glass box
An elegant cut crystal jar or dresser box with an enameled silver collar and lid. The lid of the box is enameled with the image of Horus (the hawk headed god) seated on a throne.
Fine line olla by Acoma artist, Lucy Lewis
This is a stunning pot. Like much of the best Acoma Pueblo artists’ work, this is surprisingly light when you pick it up. Hand coiled, finely shaped and delicately painted with Lucy’s signature “fine line” technique. At just over 4 1/2″ tall x 5″ wide at the shoulder, it’s a