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TWELVE AFRICAN GOLD BEADS AND PENDANTS
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Pre 1980 item# 432116 (stock# AFRICAN.A)
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The African gold beads and pendants in this group of 12 (100.78CHD, 100.78FHD, 100.78PHD, 100.78AGHD, 100.78BFHD, 100.78BKHD, 100.78BRHD, 100.78CFHD, 100.78COHD, 101.1FHD, 101.1GHD and 102.44CHD) represent a mixture of Akan and Baule tribal styles dating from the 19th century into the 20th century. Among the various types are tube, disk, and rectangular, all very wearable and can be used either individually or as spacers in complex necklaces. Due to the age of the beads, gold content can range f ...click for details
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TWELVE PIECES OF SILVER & COSTUME JEWELRY: GROUP 1
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Pre 1980 item# 772665 (stock# COSTUME.1)
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This fun group of baubles, bangles, and beads (FP1187; J40 & 420; JI273, 293, 365, 521, & 524; MRWK64, 67 & 277; and PH1012) includes earrings, necklaces, and pins, some vintage earlier 20th century, some later 20th century, and some contemporary. Rhinestone jewelry, amber necklace, silver and white metal, pretty glass stones, a couple of fine pins created by the well known Jenny Byrne of Zealandia fame, and more….all easy to wear, priced for today’s market, and guaranteed to add a b ...click for details
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PEARL AND DIAMOND 14K GOLD EVENING RING
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Pre 1970 item# 419784 (stock# MAJP4)
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$800.00
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Dating into the 1960s, this sweet cultured pearl and diamond evening ring (MAJP4) measures 7 ½ on a jeweler’s ring mandrel, and justifiably whispers to be worn. The eight well matched, 2.5mm pearls, with nacre intact, are set in the open loops of two intertwined ropes of gold. A pair of 2.5-point single cut diamonds set slightly apart is centered at top of the ring. This very attractive pre-owned ring is in excellent condition and ready to wear. It comes in a colorful silk pouch to protect the l ...click for details
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STUNNING NATIVE AMERICAN CORAL BEAD NECKLACE
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Pre 1980 item# 449330 (stock# TEH.014)
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$1500.00
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This 26” long, 11-strand, tubular coral bead, Native American made necklace (TEH14) has small sterling beads interspersed with the coral. The silver beads, approximately 3mm in diameter, are randomly placed so no pattern is developed with them. The coral is a magnificent vivid orange/red that makes a ‘statement’ that says LOOK AT ME! The back of the necklace is ‘Squaw wrapped’ with red thread. As coral is becoming rarer, this c.1960s-1970s necklace is not only very wearable but might also be ...click for details
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TWELVE ASSORTED COLORFUL NECKLACES: EX HOWARD
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Pre 1980 item# 693024 (stock# TEH.BEAD.C)
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This group of twelve contains a variety of colorful necklaces from the Chester Howard collection (TEH 172, 177-183, 188, 189, 191, 193 and 194). Reflecting Howard’s broad interest in collecting different bead types, not always old but pleasing to his eye, this group contains beads and pendants of dyed onyx, clay, carnelian and agate, copal, glass, coins, garnet, jet, chevrons, brass, shell, serpentine...and more. They are from such areas as Africa, North America, Mexico, Czechoslovakia, and more ...click for details
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THE FAMILY JEWELS OF KENDRA BOWERS
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Pre 1980 item# 798090 (stock# BOWERS.1)
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This assortment of heirloom jewelry (KEB 1-5,7,10-12, and 14-17) is from the old family collection of the well-known anthropologist Kendra Bowers, one of only a handful in the US who has been board-certified by the American Society of Appraisers for Personal Property/Native American Art. Kendra’s background as retailer, appraiser, broker, consultant, lecturer, tour director, and more, has been known to many throughout the region for decades. Now in the process of reducing her possessions to make ...click for details
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SUPERB TURQUOISE AND SILVER NAVAJO CUFF
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Pre 1980 item# 520516 (stock# BB.087)
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$425.00 (Reduced from $750.00)
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This superb Native American made, relatively heavy silver cuff (BB87) with wonderfully matched, deeper blue turquoise oval and round stones and silver shot is, as you should now guess, from the estate of Denver’s late Billy Branch. Doubly stamped on its inner surface with the notation ‘sterling’ and commented to in Billy’s notes as being a ‘pawn’ piece, the bracelet (believed to be mid-20th century in age) is in excellent condition and most wearable with today’s popular styling. Measuring just s ...click for details
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TWELVE NATIVE AMERICAN SILVER ITEMS: GROUP L
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Pre 1980 item# 546718 (stock# BB.JWL.L)
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Native American artists made eight of the assorted jewelry items in this ‘group of twelve’ (BB196, 230, 231, 233,235-238 and 240) and one lapis pin was made in China. All are from the estate of the late Billy Branch of Denver. Each photo illustrates a different and uniquely priced item. Included in this varied group are: silver hatband, manta pins, barrette, beautifully inlaid bola slide, butterfly pin, sand-cast pin, etc. Stones and materials use include: turquoise, malachite, lapis lazuli, cor ...click for details
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TWELVE MORE NATIVE AMERICAN SILVERS: GROUP B
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Pre 1980 item# 682628 (stock# TEH.JWL.B)
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This group includes twelve more previously owned Native American silver items, primarily buckles (TEH.F83. 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 15, 17, 18 and 22), all from the collection of the late Chester Howard, founder of the Colorado Mineral Society in 1936. Chester started collecting prior to that date, and some of the pieces are believed to date back into that period, with all dating pre-1970s. Most are unsigned, and most appear to be Navajo or Zuni pawn pieces. Although the silver has not been cle ...click for details
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