Native American doll in a handsewn beaded buckskin dress, ca 1940's, or earlier, in good condition other than minor bead loss. 9 1/2"x5 1/2" at shoulders.

A beautifully executed bracelet by Mark Chee, Navajo, active 1930's-60's. For a small wrist, it measures 4 1/2" plus a 1 1/2" gap; 3/8" W. Heavy gauge silver.

An unusual, Navajo cuff, hand hammered ingot,ca. 1940's, stamped with snake design. 6 3/4" plus 1 1/4"gap. Well executed; good condition.

This ca. 1940's rainbow dancer was made using the stone-to-stone mosaic technique. Made of turquoise, coral, onyx and mother of pearl, encased and set on wire bands, some of which show slight bends. The condition is otherwise very good. The figure is 2 1/2" x 1 1/4", with an inner size of 5" and a 1 3/4" gap.

This concho belt by Austin Wilson, who was active ca. 1930's-1950's, is mounted on its original leather, 38" L. The conchos, hand stamped, are 1 1/8" x 1 1/4"; buckle: 1 5/8 x 1 3/8. Wilson is listed in American Indian Jewelry, 1,200 Artist Biographies, by Gregory Schaaf.

This very fine concho, ca. 1950's, is extremely well crafted, with each concho bearing a chanel inlay tribal motif that includes, onyx, turquoise, coral and mother of pearl. Each segment measures 2 3/4" x 2 1/4"; buckle: 3 1/8 x 2 1/4". It is on a 41" leather belt - excellent condition.

A fine, six strand pueblo necklace, ca. 1940's, consisting of coral, turquoise, silver tubes, glass beads, in excellent condition, measuring 26" excluding the squaw wrap.

This interesting cuff is very much in the style of, and, quite possibly, the work of Dan Simplicio, the Zuni silversmith who was active from the 1920's-1950's. For more information, cf: American Indian Jewelry I, by Gregory and Angie Schaaf. 1 3/4" at its widest, tapering to 1", 6 1/2" wrist size.

This highly detailed, silver Navajo pillbox from the 30's, 40's is enitrely handmade, with applied strap hinges. The top is slightly domed, with extensive stamping, as well as on the sides. 1 1/2" x 1" x3/8". Excellent condition.

This charming, Navajo baby rattle, dating to the 60's, stamped "sterling", is nicely embossed on each end. The bar is accented on each end with a twisted wire. 3 1/4"L x 1"W. Excellent condition.

An increasingly hard to find manta pin, ca. 1930's-40's, beautifully crafted of stamped, embossed, bow-shaped silver,accented with silver drops and set with high grade, natural turquoise. It has a silver patch on the back which is either original or applied shortly after it was made. 2 5/8" x 1 1/4".

Anthony Lovato is an award-winning, highly collectible Santo Domingo Pueblo, NM, artist, who began working in 1974, and was most recently included in the exhibition at the New York American Museum of Natural History. The pendant offered bears the year '95' with the artist's hallmark on the reverse. It measures 4 1/2" x 1 1/4". The chain is not original to the piece, but will be included at the buyer's request. Excellent condition.

A highly collectible "Navajo" spoon, ca. 1905, made by the Warren Mansfield Company of Portland, Maine,(cf. p.63, Navajo Spoons, by Cindra Kline) depicting a full-figure plains indian in war-bonnet, holding a spear. The bowl shows a stamped whirling log in a star motif. 4 1/2"L, excellent condition.

This charming roadrunner scarf holder, ca. 1940's/50's, is made of stamped, reticulated silver, accented by two high grade turquoise. The wing and eye are separately applied. 1 3/4" x 1". Excellent condition.

A nicely crafted, channel inlay, Zuni knifewing dancer, 40's/50's, inlaid with onyx, blue-green turquoise, spiny oyster and mother-of-pearl. The braided cord is a bit frayed from use, but usable. The figure measures 2"W x 1 7/8"L. In very good condition.