Latest Items
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These are the most recent items that we have listed on our website. Each piece here also appears in its own respective category, i.e. Pottery, Jewelry, Furniture etc. These items will remain on this page for approximately two weeks after which a new selection of “Latest Items” will take their place.
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“Stone Talker”, an extraordinary portrait of Hopi jewelry artist, Charles Loloma by Paul Pletka, oil and/or acrylic on canvas, 53 1/2” by 48”,1975
An extraordinary early pair of fabricated Hopi silver
“shield” style earrings by Charles Loloma, c. 1959-1960
An outstanding historic Hopi pottery jar with a corrugated neck by Nampeyo of Hano, c.1905-1910
An incredible historic Navajo or Zuni silver and Nevada Blue spiderweb turquoise bracelet, possibly by Della Casa Appa for C.G. Wallace, c.1920’s
An extraordinary early Nampeyo Hopi
Polacca polychrome pottery bowl with an incredible Abstract Modernist design, c. 1895-1900
A superb pair of historic Navajo silver bangle bracelets
by The Navajo Arts and Crafts Guild, circa 1940’s
A very beautiful Modernist-style Navajo Sterling
silver and turquoise ring by Kenneth Begay for
The White Hogan Shop, Scottsdale, AZ, c.1950’s
A Navajo silver ring set with an extraordinary, very large “Lavender Pit” Bisbee turquoise stone, c. 1950’s-60’s
A rare “U.S. NAVAJO 2” Navajo ingot-silver and turquoise bracelet, C.G. Wallace Trading Post Zuni, NM, 1937-1942, possibly by Austin Wilson
An unusual historic Hopi black-on-yellow pottery bowl with “M” and “N” capital letter pictorials, c. 1910-1920
A superb historic Navajo Arts and Crafts Guild ingot-silver bangle-style bracelet, c.1940’s-50’s
A particularly beautiful Navajo or Zuni Pueblo silver wire and 21 turquoise cuff bracelet, possibly by Della Casa Appa, c. 1930’s-40’s
An extraordinary and completely unique historic Hopi Payupki/Polacca
Polychrome Type “A” very large pottery bowl c. 1780–1800