This antique Native American wood bowl is a rare find for any collector. The bowl features a unique tribal print that showcases the rich culture and history of the past. The wood construction adds to the durability and authenticity of the piece. The bowl is perfect for display in any home or office and is sure to be a conversation starter. The antique style and other antiques category make this piece a must-have for any collector looking to add to their collection. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history. Small chips on top of corner of bowl in 3 places as photographed.
I have been collecting Native American jewelry basically for one reason-I love it! I believe it to be rare. It is signed Sterling and the initials CB on the back under the clamp which holds the leather pieces tight in place so the pendant will not slide up and down when you’re wearing it! At first, I thought the CB stood for Calvin Begay, but, when I researched it, it came up with Clarence Bailon, who is a wonderful Native American artist of the Santo Domingo Pueblo tribe, which are also known as Kewa Pueblo Native Americans. They are located in northern New Mexico about an hour’s drive north of Albuquerque. This bolo is really unique! The stone is absolutely fabulous. It is a really rich robins egg blue on one side of the stone and the other side it is a dark green mottled with some brown, and also a blue that looks like lapis lazuli. The clamp, clamper, or clasp, whatever it is actually called, really keeps the leather ties in place so the pendant doesn’t slip. I do not know if that particular piece is actually sterling, but everything else is!! I do not know just how old this Bolo is, but I would call it Vintage. Condition is very good! Please view all of my pictures as they serve as the better part of the description of this awesome piece!! White spots on the stone are camera glare. There is no white on the stone and the genuine leather tie is a really nice brown color. It looks a little gray in my pics! There may also be a little bit of a red reflection from the back of my red iPhone when I was taking the pictures of the Sterling back!
This Native American stone effigy is a rare and valuable artifact that would make a great addition to any collection. The intricately crafted piece features a Cherokee tribal affiliation and was handmade in the United States. Its provenance is not available, but it is clear that it was created with great skill and attention to detail. Piece was discovered in the state of Louisiana USA. The effigy is a portable rock art piece that represents the Native American culture in the US. It is a great value for collectors of artifacts and those interested in Native American history. Add this unique piece to your collection today. This piece is definitely more in person than in my pictures.
This Native American rock art effigy is a rare and valuable addition to any collection. The handmade piece depicts a Cherokee tribe member and is a true representation of Native American culture in the United States. The provenance of this artifact is not available, but it is certain to be a great conversation piece for any collector. It was discovered in the state of Louisiana USA. The intricate details of the effigy make it a true work of art and a testament to the rich history of Native American culture. This piece is perfect for display in any home or office and is sure to be a unique conversation starter. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this rare and valuable artifact. Collections Available at VERY LOW PRICES.
This is a rare and authentic antique Native American Indian Head Brick. The brick features a stunning depiction of a Native American Indian head, making it a valuable artifact for collectors and enthusiasts of Native American culture. The brick is a unique and valuable addition to any collection of Native American artifacts. The craftsmanship of the Indian head and the age of the brick make it a true work of art that tells a story of early Native American culture in the US. Good condition for its age. There is a hairline crack that measures 5 from the top of the brick to about half way down. The top left has a chip taken out of it, as for 3 more smaller chips around the edges. The back is hollowed out. Overall brick measures 8″ x 8″ x 2.5. Refer to pictures and feel free to ask questions you may have before purchasing. Send a message prior to paying your invoice.
Enhance your collection with these antique, rare Native American Indian bright red beaded arm cuffs. Measures 4 1/2 inches wide x 7 inches hanging fringe x 5 1/2 inches tall. This pair of cuffs is a true representation of the rich culture and heritage of the United States. The cuffs are handmade and showcase intricate beadwork that is sure to impress. No tribal affiliation known. Cuffs are a perfect addition to any collection, especially for those interested in Native American culture and history. They are ideal for display, and their unique design is sure to be a conversation starter. Add these beautiful cuffs to your collection today! A stunning pair of heavily beaded cuffs with great rawhide fringe and grommet buttons. Excellent condition with very minor bead loss, if any.
Vintage Native American Navajo Turquoise Sterling Silver Necklace signed EUC. As a collector of authentic Native American jewelry I can tell you it’s a honor to own any of their work-but this necklace is truly a piece of art. This Navajo necklace, created by M. White, is 16 L and weighs 71 grams. That’s 71 grams of sterling silver and stunning turquoise. These pieces are family heirlooms that should be passed on from generation to generation, but my collection has grown too large and considering how rare they are I figured it was time to let someone enjoy wearing & owning such a spectacular item. You won’t find many at this price point. #NativeAmericanNavajo #NativeAmericanJewelry #WearableArt #Rare #Collectable.
Offers welcome and layaway available at…. kennethmaxymowichjewellery. Com……… Please join us at our new Native American Jewelry Facebook group “NATIVE AMERICAN JEWELRY ART TURQUOISE & CORAL”. All our Zuni jewelry comes directly from the artists here in Zuni, New Mexico. Beautiful Frank Vacit Zuni Knifewing Buckle inlaid and carved with black jet, mother of pearl, turquoise and shell. This sterling silver Zuni Knifewing belt buckle measures 2.3 inches long, 1.1 inches wide and adorned with gorgeous carved raised inlay. Wearable art that is fun, unique, one of a kind, comfortable, and entirely Native American made. Each piece designed, created and signed in the southwest USA. We will be adding new pieces weekly and appreciate your interest and custom. The pieces pictured today are created by the incredibly talented Frank Vacit. Absolutely all pieces are sterling silver, signed and handmade.
This is a rare and valuable portable rock art effigy that showcases the rich culture of Native Americans. The piece is expertly crafted and features intricate details that tell a story of the Cherokee tribe. The provenance of this artifact is not available, but it is clear that it was made with care and precision. It was discovered in the state of Louisiana. The effigy is a great addition to any collection of Native American artifacts and is sure to add a unique touch to any space. It is a handmade piece and is a true representation of the Cherokee culture. This artifact is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the beauty and complexity of Native American art.
6 Pair of Native American Beadwork doll Moccasins – 1920’s-1930’s California. These small moccasins were made by the Chumash, Serrano, Gabrielino, Cahuilla, Kumeyaay, Maidu, Miwok, Yokuts, Yurok, Karok, Hupa, and/or Wiyot tribes. I was told that some were seal hide or leather while others are leathers from other animals. Not sure which is which… They measure 3 5/8″ to 4 1/4″. All are still in very nice condition for their age.
