Vintage

This traditional needlepoint-style sterling silver ring was handmade by a Zuni artist and is inlaid with 6 genuine turquoise stones.DETAILSArtist: Zuni, UnsignedSize: multiple Top Design: 1 1/4" long x 1/2" wideWeight: 4.9 gramsMaterials: Sterling silver, turquoiseCondition: Vintage - from a...

This traditional needlepoint-style sterling silver ring was handmade by a Zuni artist and is inlaid with 4 genuine turquoise stones that form a fan pattern.DETAILSArtist: Zuni, UnsignedSize: multiple Top Design: 3/4" long x 1/2" wideWeight: 4 gramsMaterials: Sterling silver, turquoiseCondition:...

This needlepoint-style sterling silver ring was handmade in a traditional style by a Zuni artist and is inlaid with 10 genuine turquoise stones.DETAILSArtist: Zuni, UnsignedSize: 7 Top Design: 1 1/4" long x 5/8" wideWeight: 5.6 gramsMaterials: Sterling silver, turquoiseCondition: Vintage...

This is a great traditional simple Navajo ring with bright blue turquoise set in a flat handmade bezel and surrounded by twist rope. It is an authentic signed Navajo ring.DETAILS:Artist: Vintage Navajo signed with initials: IULMaterials: Turquoise and Sterling silverSize:...

Fabulous!  This is a Native American beadwork purse that was created on a loom.  The handle is also beaded, and it includes fringe with a geometric design.  The purse is lined with fabric and has leather trim at the opening....

This vintage Zuni sterling silver oval belt buckle is inlaid with a turquoise brick pattern and is signed by the artist B. Touchine. (A matching bolo tie is also available  -  AS10) Artist: Zuni, B. TouchineSize: 2.52"long x 3.13" wideWill accommodate...

The three strands of this gorgeous Santo Domingo heishi necklace are punctuated with blue turquoise slabs with a dramatic brown matrix.  The center has a "pendant" of three teardrop-shaped turquoise slabs.  The strands are fastened with silver beads and silver...

Wow!  This absolutely fantastic, vintage squash blossom necklace by pueblo artist Tony Garcia is something to see!  Each of the 12 large blossoms has a beautiful scroll and leaf design and is set with a blue turquoise stone.  The naja,...

This antique Plateau (Nez Perce) double sided bridal bag is beaded with a different floral design on each side.  Leather base and glass beads.  Ca. 1900-1902. 7 1/2" long, 13" long including handles x 7 1/2" wideFrom a private collection,...

Handmade black ware pot with painted triangle design.  Signed "Maria + Julian" by acclaimed San Ildefonso Pueblo artists Maria and Julian Martinez, ca 1920s-30s. Maria Martinez is undoubtedly one of the best-known and most influential Native potters of the 1900s....

This lovely Navajo polished silver sandcast bracelet is set with a large triangular turquoise stone.  The blue/green stone is set in a handmade, smooth bezel.  Unsigned. DETAILSArtist: unknown, NavajoSize: 5 1/2" inside wrist + 1 1/8" gap. Bracelet is 1...

This vintage Navajo cuff features 3 beautiful blue turquoise stones with rough-cut edges, set in handmade smooth bezels.  The bezels are surrounded by silver twist rope and cut work frames.  Set on an open shank bracelet with water droplets.  ...

This beautiful Alaskan seagrass basket with blue stripes has a orange bird/egret pattern that is overstitched on the basket.  This lidded basket is made by Lucy Leach, ca. 1990s. DETAILSArtist: Lucy LeachTribal Affiliation: Alaskan (Yupik)Size: 6" high including lid, 5"...

This beautiful Santo Domingo necklace made of rolled shell beads (most likely clam shell) has 15 pendants made of turquoise, spiny oyster shell and black jet.  The pendants, which are graduated in size, are overlayed on a shell base.  Hook...

This antique Hopi coiled plaque basket is beautifully crafted with a black and yellow dyed Crow Mother design.  Bundle galleta grass foundation with yucca splints, ca. 1928s  DETAILSArtist: UnknownTribal Affiliation: HopiSize: 13 1/2" diameter x 3/4" deepMaterials: bundle galleta grass...

Passamaquoddy Basket with Sweetgrass. Highly adaptable, creative and mobile as a culture, Passamaquoddy weavers began to market and sell “fancy baskets” that appealed to the new collectors and Victorian tourist trade that began to flourish at the turn of the...