Territorial Indian Arts

Gem grade black web turquoise from the Number Eight Mine, Nevada. Set in sterling silver classic squash blossom necklace. Circa 1950.

Antique Germantown Sunday Saddle Blanket Hand woven on the upright tapestry loom with commercially dyed wool from the Germantown mills of Pennsylvania. 26" by 34", it hangs perfectly straight! Circa 1880s, fine original condition, minor moth bites as pictured. Bold and graphic design makes great wall art or a tabletop piece

Four Color Antique Laguna/Acoma Pottery Jar This graceful pottery jar stands 7 1/2" tall and is 8" across. Sweet shape and form, you can feel the artist's fingerprints inside the neck. Nicely spaced rainbow bands create sections for geometric elements of black and white, and four squares if lines of deep red, orange, black and white, bottom band is orange. Slight concave base . By shape and design, plus 4 colors we can date it to right at 1900. No chips, cracks or repairs.

Large Cluster Number Eight Turquoise Silver Cuff 15 cabochoms of #8 Turquoise set in hand made silver cuff bracelet. Center stone is 26mm by 23mm, all good condition except the cracked and repaired one. 2" wide at center, tapers to 3/4", interior of the silver is 5 1/2" plus 1" gap. 4 bands of pounded twisted wire. Native American, circa 1950s.

Early 1950s Hopi Kachina Doll Carving, Route 66 Style Hand carved dried cottonwood root with paint and feathers, unsigned. A made for the tourist trade style with no clear definition of identity. Stands 8 1/2" tall 4" across the ears. Condition is good, with slight paint wear and worn feathers.