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Vintage Navajo Silver Overlay Necklace and Pendant
Circa 1980's
Unsigned
Beautiful Handmade Silver Beads and Reversible Pendant
The Turquoise side appears to carry a Kingman gemstone.
The portrait side is a Navajo woman sitting
at her loom in the clouds.
A masterpiece in every way.
Length 27"
Pendant measures 2" in Diameter
$1050
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Fred Harvey Jewelry Collection
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Vintage Turquoise Bracelet
Circa 1960's
unsigned
Light gauge silver with natural Sleeping Beauty
Turquoise petite point
Very well made
Extremely comfortable
For a 6" to 6 1/4" wrist
$255
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Vintage Turquoise Bracelet
Circa 1960's
unsigned
Light gauge silver with natural Sleeping Beauty
Turquoise petite point
Very well made
Extremely comfortable
For a 6 1/4" wrist
$295
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Vintage Turquoise Bracelet
Circa 1960's
unsigned
Light gauge silver with natural diamond cut Royston Turquoise
Turquoise cut this way is quite unusual
Very well made
Extremely comfortable
For a 6 1/2" wrist
$625
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Lambert Homer Silver and Turquoise Knife Wing Pin
The Knife Wing is the symbol of the Zuni Hunter Warrior Society.
At the 1975 CG Wallace auction it was the work of Leekya Deyuse and Lambert Homer
who garnered the most attention and highest bids... it was a Lambert Homer pin
that was featured on the cover of the auction catalogue.A Concho belt of his sold
for $16,000... in 1975.
This rare Knife Wing was made in the 1930's
It measures 1 1/2" across
$850
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Augustine and Rose Pinto - Silver Mudhead Pin
The
Pinto's were experts at this style of inlay and this is a
wonderful example of their work. It is silver with inlaid
tortoise shell, jet, coral, turquoise and shell.
This is 1970's work.
There mark was ARP in Gothic letters.
While
their daughter, Bev
Etsate, carries on the
designs of her parents, Bev has never equaled the quality
of her parents' (Rosalie and Augustine Pinto) work.
2 1/2" x 1 3/4"
$2550
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Photo from August 1974 edition of
Arizona Highways
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Apache Ghost Dancer Bracelet
Elliot Qualo - Zuni
Elliot Qualo was long considered one of the best
and most innovative inlayers.
Rarely do Elliot Qualo pieces come to market.
It was not (and is still not) unusual for artists to collaborate
or, for dealers to put two artists together to get a
special piece made.
I believe such is the case here.
Elliot Qualo's Ghost Dancer is inlayed in tortoise shell.
Tortoise shell can not be used today, but was often
used in fine pieces of the past.
The Ghost dancer itself is made of Fossil Ivory,
turquoise, Mother of Pearl, and Coral.
It measures (with the silver setting) 2 1/4"
The Bracelet and silver work is probably Navajo,
perhaps the work of Sam Begay.
Elliot Qualo's hallmark is not apparent. If it is there,
(it is not unusual for old pieces not to be signed) it is hidden
where the bracelet and Ghost Dancer are soldered together.
The bracelet is in very good condition
and was made for a 6 1/2" wrist
$1950
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