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1920s Navajo brooch, dark green stone, whirling logs
1920s Navajo brooch, old green stone, rolling logs
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
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
Fred Harvey silver & turquoise charm bracelet
Vintage Fred Harvey silver & turquoise charm bracelet
Inlaid cardinal bracelet by skilled Zuni artists, Florentine and Lela Panteah
Zuni bracelet with a cardinal by Panteah family
Mexican carved face ring in elaborate band
Mexican Taxco style silver and calcite mask ring
Mickey Mouse, native beaded belt buckle
Vintage Indian beaded Mickey Mouse belt buckle
Navajo squash blossom, 1950s Bisbee turquoise, Sold
Vintage Navajo squash blossom with Bisbee turquoise
Nez Perce beaded bag
A beautifully made Native American Indian beaded bag. Nez Perce or Shoshone.
Oxblood coral bracelet by Wilson Begay
Vintage Navajo cuff by Wilson Begay with oxblood coral
Pair of Navajo silver, turquoise buttons
Old Navajo silver and turquoise buttons
Peaceable Kingdom by folk artist Barbara L. Strawser
SOLD! A charming original painting on paper by Barbara Strawser. This is a “Peaceable Kingdom” scene in water colors (perhaps gouache) on paper. Barbara Strawser is a third generation Pennsylvania German folk artist. Self-taught, Barbara depicts animals, landscapes, farms from her life and experiences in Pennsylvania. She has been painting
