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Award winning Navajo/Apache artist Gibson Nez (deceased) created this hand-stamped and repousse bolo. This is an excellent example of Gibson's classic silver work style using a piece of natural Bisbee turquoise from Arizona. The bolo is 3 3/8" in height by 2 3/4" wide and has a 6-ply black hand-made flat-back strap and hand made tips.
Item Number: 53778 ... Price: $1,995.00
Ca 1980's Thomas Singer (Deceased) Sterling Silver Overlay and Natural Kingman Turquoise Bolo. Unusual from the handmade hook and eye at the back to the keepers and barrel/squash blossom tips. Hallmark stamp on the back.
Item Number: DHF19 ... Price: $900.00
Award winning husband and wife Navajo artists Phil and Fannie Bitsoi-Russell created this circa 1990's sterling silver inlaid bolo. Phil and Fannie work as a team and have won multiple awards for their fine cornrow inlay. Raised inlay can be like cobblestones or corn kernels. But Phil and Fannie are renowned for their precision cut slivers of high grade stones set into tight stone-to-stone inlays. Their work is elegant yet wearable. They pride themselves on their meticulous attention to detail and making sure each piece is just right. Phil Russell was born in 1952 and is a member of the Tangle Clan. He has been making jewelry since 1975, collaborating with his wife Fannie Bitsoi-Russell, born in 1953. The bolo is 2" in height by 1 1/2" tapering to 1 1/16" and features natural turquoise, pink and red coral, lapis, jet, sugilite and mother-of-pearl.
Item Number: 54764 ... Price: $1,495.00
Navajo artist Lester Jackson created this Ca 1970's sterling silver and Jasper bracelet. The bracelet is 2" at the widest point tapering to 3/4" and features a beautiful example of Biggs Jasper from Oregon. The bracelet will fit a 6 1/4" wrist including the 1 1/8" opening.
Item Number: 54189 ... Price: $395.00
Award-winning Navajo artist Orville Tsinnie (1943 – 5/23/2017), created this circa 1980's sterling silver and natural turquoise 8-stone cluster buckle. The buckle is 2 5/8" in length by 1 1/2" wide and features 8 natural Morenci turquoise stones from Arizona. The buckle will fit a 7/8" wide belt. Tsinnie was a master silversmith, known for strong contemporary pieces, solid and strongly rooted in traditional Navajo design. Tsinnie used only the best high quality stones, cutting and polishing them himself. He learned jewelry making from his Hopi brother-in-law in the early 1970's and during his career won numerous awards from the prestigious shows, including Santa Fe Indian Market. He was awarded a Lifetime Achievement award from the Indian Arts and Crafts Association and his pieces featured in Silver & Stone, Profiles of American Indian Jewelers, by Mark Bahti. His pieces were characterized by superior craftmanship and are in collections all over the world.
Item Number: 54763 ... Price: $995.00
Old style concho belt by Navajo artist, Tim Guerro, ca 1990's. Sterling Silver Hand Stamped First Phase Concho Belt with 12 conchos and buckle. Each concho and buckle measures 2" by approximately 1 5/8". The black leather is 1/2" wide and 38 1/4" long.
Item Number: 54640 ... Price: $795.00
Ca 1990's cast pewter concho belt (unknown artist), has 9 conchos plus the buckle, each one 2 1/2" by 1 3/4" at the widest.
Item Number: DHF10 ... Price: $300.00
Circa 1970's Unknown Navajo Sterling Silver Concho Belt Signed J.V.T. Thirteen conchos, shadow box style, each measuring 2" by 1 1/2". Buckle measures approximately 3" by 2 1/8". A really great period piece with character in wear and tarnish.
Item Number: 54769 ... Price: $495.00
Santa Fe western artist Richard Stump (Anglo) created this circa 2000's sterling silver and 14kt gold with Chatham Rubies earrings. Each earring is 1 1/4" in height by 3/4" at the widest point.
Item Number: 53771 ... Price: $600.00
