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Sterling and Turquoise Squash Blossom Necklace by Phil Garcia
W-JO40

DESCRIPTION: Beautiful Navajo sterling silver Bisbee blue turquoise squash blossom necklace by Navajo artist, Phil Garcia. There are fifteen silver squash blossoms, each with light blue turquoise stones on each end. A classic Phil Garcia design, necklace is easy to wear as it is less “clunky” than the larger sized squash blossom necklaces often seen. Hook clasp. DIMENSIONS: Measures 14'' end to end; blossoms measure 1'' in length; naja measures 1.5'' x 2''; stamped sterling and... Click for details

$875.00


Silver Inlay Mexican Cowboy Spurs
W-MTL1

DESCRIPTION: Pair of silver inlay Mexican cowboy spurs with eight-point rowels, the heel bands with silver floral designs bordered with key fret patterns. Leathers complete with silver inlaid sunflower buttons, c.1930s-1940s. DIMENSIONS: 3.25" rowels, yoke: 3"w, 2.75"d

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Pair Hand Stamped Brass Spurs
W-MTL2

DESCRIPTION: A pair of brass Southwestern cowboy spurs, likely from Mexico, each marked with “0000” and hand stamped with designs of stars, circles, geometric and foliate patterns. Each design is place by hand, not machine, and is hammered using a stamp. The stamped, sometimes irregular design is part of the appeal of a hand stamped piece.

DIMENSIONS: The rowels are 2.25", each with 28 points; yoke is approx. 3.25" w x 3.5" d; 1.25lbs total weight.

$295.00


Large Lot of Early Native American Trade Beads - Painted Pipestone
W-JO51

DESCRIPTION: Pipestone (Catlinite) is the sacred red clay stone that American Indians used for trade and for making beads or ceremonial pipes. It is found in only a few places in the world, with the best quality pipestone coming from mines in southwestern Minnesota. Pipestone ranges in color from pale pink, to brick, to blood red. Since pipestone is smooth to the touch, can be easily carved and takes a high polish, it was highly valued by Native Americans. This is an early collection (19th... Click for details

$300.00


Delightful Welded Iron Bull Sculpture
W-FIG36

DESCRIPTION: An appealing welded iron sculpture of a long-horned bull, crafted of found objects including washer eyes, belt buckle hooves and an old wooden door knob. Artist signed on the base; good condition. DIMENSIONS: 29" high x 25" wide x 6" deep. W-FIG36 $640

$640.00


Rare Vintage Mexican Carved Wood Processional Figure
W-FIG3

DESCRIPTION: A Mexican carved wood sculpture of an indigenous female, used as a processional “pole puppet” during Mexican festivals. The polychrome decorated figure has articulated arms and legs and a hole running through the waist through which a pole or dowel would be inserted. The pole, when mounted with several puppets, would be used in festival processions, with the bouncing of the pole animating the movements of the figures. This nude figure with bushy eyebrows and hair is covered... Click for details

$1,100.00


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