I BROUGHT THESE AT AN ESTATE SALE. PROFESSIONALLY FRAMED AND MATTED. I RESEARCHED THE PRINTER, NOT ALOT ON HIM, COULD BE WORTH MORE IF U KNOW MORE INFO. Curtis (American, 1868 – 1952) – renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Subject: Native American Indian – American West – Navaho Tribe. Date Of Negative: circa 1895 – 1918 Type Of Print: Authentic PHOTOGRAPH Sepia Toned Date Of Print: 1970? Paper: Mohawk Superfine Paper – medium weight rag type art paper, matte finish. BOONE Print Origin: U. Condition Grade: Fine + +.
This is a Beautiful Pendant Signed/Hallmarked by Navajo Native American Artist Clem Nalwood. It is Sterling Silver with Kingman Turquoise, Coral Blue Opal and White Opal stones, the stones are nicely secured with the bezels. Total measurement with the bale is 3 inches long, 2 1/4inches without the bale and 1 1/2 inches at it’s widest.
Vintage 1960’s McCoy Native American Indian Cookie Jar Ceramic 12 Tall Rare!! Please see pictures of this pre owned used condition cookie jar. No chips or cracks.
Up for sale is a rare Native American greenstone celt from Putnam County, Florida. It is a land found artifact that came from a cache of pristine celts. Hard to find nicer ones. A couple small blemishes, but all else excellent. Check out my other listings for more great artifacts.
1″ by 2 3/8″. Signed Sterling SL on the back. Metal is guaranteed to be genuine solid sterling silver. Total weight is 16.1 grams. Read the Condition Description above. Thanks for looking, and have a nice day!
ACOMA POTTERY NEW MEXICO. HAND PAINTED TURKEY, SIGNED. Lucy Martin Lewis (1890 or 1898-March 12, 1992) was a Native American potter from Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico. She is known for her decorative pottery made using traditional techniques. Next to Maria Martinez. Of San Ildefonso Pueblo, Lucy was one of the most famous Southwest potters. She started making pottery at the age of eight, learning the traditional methods from her great aunt, Helice Vallo. Lucy’s pottery is formed by hand, using coils of gray clay. After a pot is shaped and dried, she would apply a white slip. Without the slip the mineral paints wouldn’t stick to the pot. Then the design was applied using mineral paints and a brush made from the chewed ends of a yucca leaf. On a day when the weather was right, she would fire a small number of finished pieces. Results were rarely 100% with some pieces ending up cracked and the background on others would be gray instead of white (which could sometimes be fixed by refiring), but a few would come out wonderful. Her designs were inspired by potsherds from the prehistoric Anasazi and Mimbres cultures found on Acoma Pueblo property. Her designs included star patterns, flowers, parrots, rainbows, lightning patterns and the “deer-with-heart-line” design of the Zuni (which they gave her explicit permission to use). Her decorations were often colorful, consisting of black, brown, yellow and orange designs on a polished white slip. Lucy never learned to speak English. She began her career in the 1920s and was well-known by the 1940s. She started signing her pots around 1950, about the time she started entering them in competitions. Her work immediately earned several First Prize awards and over the years she regularly earned blue ribbons and certificates. In 1983 she received the Governor of New Mexico’s award for Outstanding Personal Contribution to the Art of the State. She was also given the Woman of Achievement award from Northwood Institute in Houston, Texas. In the last year of her life Lucy was awarded the Gold Medal from the American Craft Council and the College Art Association gave her their Gold Medal. Her final art show was the 1991 Santa Fe Indian Market. She made pottery almost until the day she died.
AMAZING PIECE OF ART WITH INCREDIBLE DETAIL. Treat yourself or a loved one with this beautiful piece of art. Height – 15 +/. Opening on top – 6 1/2. Diameter – 12 +/. We specialize in unique, carefully hand crafted and Indian Hand Painted pottery that embodies our rich American heritage. This pottery comes from the high plateau country of the Southwest at the foot of Blue Mountain. As all of our pottery is hand-painted, each piece of Rainbow Pottery is unique. The artist will paint whatever color combinations they feel are right or appeal to them at the moment. Therefore it is important to note that your Rainbow Pottery will be completely unique to you. UNIQUE HAND PAINTED ART Each of our beautiful pieces is hand painted. The artist will paint whatever color combinations they feel are right or appeal to them at the moment, guaranteeing that your piece stands out from the rest. PERFECT FOR YOUR COLLECTION This beautiful Native American piece will be a wonderful addition or start to your Native American Art and Pottery collection. AUTHENTIC ARTIST – The Native American Indian artists, who sign each piece, combine their natural artistic talents with the inspiration of their culture and breathtaking beauty of their homeland. FOR MORE AMAZING DEALS ON POTTERY AND OTHER NATIVE ART CHECK OUT OUR STORE!! Also check out our other stores. Have an Amazing Day.
NAVAJO NECKLACE CARVED Sterling Silver Beads Signed Native American Rare. Welcome to our listing. You are viewing an Original Native American beaded necklace, carved pendant. As found in estate, has light wear, overall nice condition. The item or items will be mailed safely and in a timely manner. We Appreciate your business and Thank you for viewing our listing.
