This beautiful collectible piece of jewelry/art measures 1 1/4 in width. 2 1/4 in length and weights 14.5 grams. Hu-Chu-Tse is a hallmark used by a Navajo silversmith known for creating sterling silver and turquoise jewelry, often featuring Kachina (Katsina) figures. These vintage, handmade pieces from the mid-20th century typically feature detailed, three-dimensional designs and are highly collectible in the Southwestern Native American art market. These pieces are examples of mid-century Native American jewelry, often produced for early trading posts, reflecting a blend of traditional culture and wearable art.
Welcome to Daniels Relic Colosseum. I’m always interested in making deals! Daniels Relic Colosseum is veteran owned???? Here is a rare plains Indian dagger and sheath reported to come from the western United States 18th century or 19th century.
The Mid Century Native American Carved Silver Salad Serving Set inlaid with Turquoise and Coral Stones is unique and highly collectible, showcasing tribal craftsmanship. The set features intricate details of turquoise and coral, adding a touch of elegance to any dining table. Perfect for serving salads or as a centerpiece, this piece is a beautiful representation of Native American artistry and design.
Very rare Hopi Water Pitcher. Believed to be crafted by the great potter Nampeyo. Unsigned, made from native clay and paints. 8″ tall by 10″ at the widest point. Opening about 6″ x 4.5″. Excellent condition, has had no restoration to its form and no structural damage. There are minor “hairline” cracks which are most definitely attributable to the item’s age. Please carefully review the photos as they are part of the description.
19th Century Native American headband. It’s 22″ long; string on left is 10″ and string on right is 7 long. Missing only 2 beads (see last photo) which is remarkable considering its age. I have had it in my collection for many years. Now it’s time for someone else to enjoy. Please see my other 2 headbands for sale.
The product is a rare antique piece of Native American pottery from the 19th century, possibly originating from the Acoma or Navajo tribes. Handmade in the United States, this pottery represents a piece of cultural history from the Native American tribes. The provenance of the pottery is not available, adding to its mystery and allure for collectors interested in artifacts from this specific time period and cultural context. With its unique craftsmanship and tribal affiliation, this antique piece offers a glimpse into the artistry and traditions of Native American communities in the US during the 19th century.
Rare Native American wood handle Torch with metal fuel finial ca. Measures 16 inches high 5 1/2 inches with expected minor age wear as seen in the images. Ex Museum collection SP-86 78K deaccession number.
A rt S tory Fine Art. Magnificent and rare impressionist painting from the end of the 19th century. Close to the style of Winslow HOMER on an original canvas with the stencil of the color merchant. Dance of Native Americans in a clearing. Material : oil on canvas original. With stencil from the color merchant. Condition report : in fairly good condition with some lack of pictorial layers, see photos. Dimensions painting : 7 1/2. // 19 x 24 cm. Dimensions frame : 11 3/4 x 13 3/4 in. // 30 x 35 cm. Provenance : Private Collection France.