This Rear Full Body Native American Sterling Silver Spoon Heart Of Detroit is a unique and intricately designed souvenir spoon made by American Silver in the United States. Crafted from sterling silver, this spoon features a distinct Native American design, making it a special and collectible piece for enthusiasts of antique silverware. The intricate detailing and high-quality material make this spoon a standout addition to any collection of sterling silver souvenirs.
Magnificent Unger Brothers Sterling Silver Native American Indian Chief Dish in very good antique condition. The detail in the design is what makes Unger so highly collected. Unger was out of the silver production business by 1913. This piece dates to late 19th century or early 20th century. Sitting Bull, who was with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show in 1885, is said to have been the model and inspiration for this line. The tray has an approximate diameter of kust over 5 3/4″ with a depth of 3/8″.
Vintage Rare Navajo Native American Letter Opener Sterling Silver Turquoise. PLEASE SEE MY OTHER ITEMS. ALL ITEMS ARE DESCRIBED TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY. PLEASE NOTIFY US PRIOR TO SENDING AN ITEM BACK TO SEE IF WE. CAN REACH ANOTHER POSSIBLE SOLUTION.
This product is a rare and unique sterling silver turquoise pill box that is handmade by Navajo artisans in the United States. It embodies Native American culture and craftsmanship, making it a valuable and collectible piece of jewelry. The intricate design and use of turquoise reflect the rich heritage and traditions of the Navajo people. This is a large pill box.
Rare Native American Zuni Sterling Silver Turquoise Cluster Pin Brooch 2.5. Measures approximately 2.5 in diameter. Total combined weight is 32.1 Grams. Unsigned, no hallmarks or makers marks – tested as silver!
A Unique Native American Variation of a Medicine Turtle. Shell Medicine Pouch – Hand Made of All Natural Materials. A rare duplication of a natural turtle shell medicine pouch. But with a painted Sterling Silver Turtle shell instead of a real. Silver is fairly thick and pouch is hinged. Necklace consists of 4 strands of wood beads. Necklace measures 28 long total and Silver. Medicine pouch measures 1-1/2″ x 1-1/2″. Necklace weighs 2.8 oz. Materials: Animal Bone, Wire, Multiple type beads, Small stones. Condition: In Excellent Pre-owned shape. Issue seen is some paint loss to the back of the. Sterling Silver Turtle’shell’ and a small dent on one. Of the end pieces of Silver, clasp area. Otherwise amazing vintage condition. The beads or fringe below the turtle shell are all strung. On slightly stiff wire and can thus be shaped if needed. Very well constructed piece! Dates to time period 1970’s to early 90’s. One family owned, estate find, a rare one of a kind piece. Artisan marked, see 3rd to last pic, (unknown artisan). Inside of turtle’shell’ is marked Sterling. (see 4th to last pic).
Vintage Native American Navajo Turquoise Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet. See photos for condition and size. Came from a very antique high end estate sale of a long time jewelry collector. View more vintage jewelry similar in our store. The inside of the band width exclusive of the gap is 5.5 inches. The gap is 1 inch.
These rare Les Baker Navajo Kokopelli sterling silver earrings feature a beautiful turquoise stone, measuring approximately 2 inches in length. Handmade by the renowned artisan Les Baker, these earrings showcase the intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance of Native American jewelry. Originating from the United States, specifically the Navajo tribe, these earrings are a unique and collectible piece that reflects the rich heritage and artistic traditions of the Native American people.
Old Pawn Zuni Sterling Silver and Turquoise Hair Pin. 4 1/4″ Long – 7/8″ Wide. One side has some dents. Most of these pawn shops and trading posts are now closed. The Native American would pawn his jewelry for immediate cash. The shop would hold it and charge interest until he could reclaim it. Dead pawn are the pieces that were never retrieved. Old Pawn Jewelry typically dates from the early 1900s to the 1970s. Most of the early pieces are not signed because it wasn’t the Native American tradition to sign the pieces they crafted. Also, the turquoise in old pawn is turquoise that you can’t get anymore because many of the mines have closed. And, the red and orange coral is rare because of the coral bleaching which is happening today. We guarantee all of our Native American Indian items to be AUTHENTIC American Indian traditional arts. To see more vintage Native American jewelry.
