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 extraordinary and completely unique historic Hopi Payupki/Polacca
Polychrome Type “A” very large pottery bowl c. 1780–1800
An exceptionally beautiful and large Hopi tufa-cast silver
and turquoise belt buckle by Charles Loloma, c.1970
An extraordinary and extremely large historic New Mexican carved wooden bulto or Santo of “San Pedro” or Saint Peter The Apostle
by George T. Lopez, Cordova, New Mexico, c. 1950’s
A fascinating and unique Historic Hopi polychrome pottery serving dish with a chicken or rooster effigy figural handle by Nampeyo of Hano, possibly made at The Hopi House, Grand Canyon, c. 1907-1910
An extraordinary original drawing of a Hopi “Ang”
or Longhair Kachina by Charles Loloma, c.1960’s-70’s
A vintage Navajo “Teec Nos Pos” regional-style Sunday single Saddle Blanket with a “1953” pictorial date
A beautiful New Mexican carved wooden
bulto or santo of the Archangel San Rafael
by George T. Lopez, Cordova, NM, c.1950’s
A very finely made early 20th Century Navajo cast
coin-silver and turquoise bracelet, c.1920’s-30’s
Two early 20th Century Santo Domingo Pueblo polychrome
pottery jars with floral and foliate leaf designs, c. 1910-15
A rare, historic Santo Domingo Pueblo, NM polychrome pottery four-directions reflecting bowl or pitcher, c.1900-1915
Four historic San Juan Pueblo, NM pottery vessels, a red-on-tan scalloped rim bowl, a black-on-grey vertical jar, a red-on-tan square-mouthed bowl and a small black-on-grey upright jar, c. 1890-1910