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 Dimensions: Price $1200.00 Width...1 3/8 in. Inside Circumference 5 3/4 in. Gap 1 1/2 in. Weight....91 Grams SOLD |
Item:DK335 EARLY HEAVY NAVAJO INGOT BRACELET NICEST GEM QUALITY McGINNISTURQUOISE STONES CA 1940'S This Indigenous Bracelet Has Provenance as the Previous Owner Purchased Out of Pawn at Shiprock in the Early 1950's Swedged Carinated Wire with Hand Twisted Wire along with The NicestTurquoise Specimens I Seen in Years.these are as Nice as they Get.. |
 Dimensions:Price $1095.00 Width..1 1/8 in. Inside Circumference 5 1/2 in. Gap 1 3/8 in. Weight.Heavy 105 Gram |
Item:DK336 MID 2OTH CENTURY NAVAJO HEAVY SILVER INGOT BRACELET WITH GEM QUALITY BISBEE TURQUOISE SOLD |
 Dimensions: Price $950.00 Width...1 in. Inside Circumference 5 1/2 in. Gap 13/16 in. Weight...1.8 Ounces |
Item:DK337 EARLY NAVAJO BRACELET WITH PROVENANCE CA 1940'S UITA 15 UNITED INDIAN TRADERS ASSOCIATION This is an Exceptional Example of a Very Important Piece of NA History Notice the Punch and File Work on the Swedged Carinated Wire Created by a Master Navajo Silversmith.. Photo's Tell the Story! |
 Dimensions: Price $1295.00 Width...1.1/4 in. Inside Circumference 6 1/8 in. 1 1/2 in. Gap Weight...70 Grams |
Item:DK338 OLD NAVAJO PAWNED CONCHO REPOUSSE COIN SILVER BRACELET CA 1940'S Please see DETAILED PHOTO'S PROVENANCE BOUGHT OUT OF PAWN IN GALLUP NEW MEXICO IN THE 1950'S GREAT MAN'S BRACELET LARGE |
 Dimensions:Price upon Request Width...1 1/2 in. Inside Circumference 5 1/2 in. Gap 1 in. Weight...67 Grams SOLD |
Item:DK339 INDIGENOUS NAVAJO INGOT COIN SILVER HAND FORGED BRACELET ..RARE CA 1920'S PLEASE SEE DETAILED PHOTO'S A TRUE AUTHENTIC BRACELET MADE FOR ONES PERSONAL USE! |
 Dimensions: Price$1075.00 Width..1.5/8 in. Inside Circumference 5 1/8 in Gap 1 in. Weight... 1.4 ounces SOLD |
Item:DK341 EXTREMELY RARE NAVAJO INGOT SPLIT SHANK SATELITE INDIGENOUS BRACELET BEAUTIFUL NATURAL TURQUOISE SPECIMENS CA 1920'S SEE ATTACHAED PHOTO'S THE PATINA IS INCREDIBLE! HUBBEL TRADING POST.. Provenance...... Virginia Doneghy (1900-1981) was a lifetime collector of Native Southwestern jewelry. Her passion begun in the late 1930s on a trip to Santa Fe where she caught a glimpse of … the most beautiful necklace in the window of La Fonda Hotel (1982:182). From that point forward, her collection blossomed. Doneghy developed an interesting and comprehensive group of jewelry which ranged from everyday use to special occasion pieces. The collection is published by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts in, Southwest Indian Silver from the Doneghy Collection, 1982. |
