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TWELVE NATIVE AMERICAN PENDANTS: GROUP G
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Pre 1980 item# 546700 (stock# BB.JWL.G)
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Here’s an assorted group of 11 colorful Native American silver and mixed stone pendants along with one carved and polished jet frog fetish inset with turquoise (BB186-195, 232 and 234), each piece individually photographed and priced, and all from the estate of the late Billy Branch of Denver. Included in the group are: silver cross pendants with red coral; a silver saguaro with a variety of colorful stones; a silver owl pin with a detachable silver slide bale; and a variety of other interesting ...click for details
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SIGNED STERLING SILVER BRACELET FROM MEXICO
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Pre 1980 item# 503464 (stock# WJF.0431)
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$395.00
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This 8” long, Mexican made, middle to later 20th century silver link bracelet (WJF431) is stamped ‘Casa Prieto’, ‘925’, and ‘Mexico’ on its simple tongue clasp. The bracelet is composed of five 1 ¼” by 1 3/16” doubly concave rectangles between each of which are three 7/16” hollow balls in which the hinges are ingeniously hidden. The inside circumference of the bracelet, when closed, is about 6 ½” around. A Mexican artisan from Taxco probably made this piece. Even though some of the balls are di ...click for details
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OLD PAWN PETTI-POINT TURQUOISE BRACELET
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Pre 1980 item# 520514 (stock# BB.081)
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$425.00 (Reduced from %750)
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Mounted on a silver, three-bar bracelet frame, the large roped medallion with gorgeous, deep blue petti-point turquoise (BB81) has the scratched initials on its back ‘EY’ (possibly one of the Navajo Yazzie family?). In overall very good condition, with six of the stones chipped and/or cracked from wear (but none loose in their settings), this fine Native American made bracelet was noted to be ‘pawn’ by its previous owner, the late Billy Branch of Denver, and is believed to date into the middle o ...click for details
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TWELVE AFRICAN GOLD BEADS AND PENDANTS
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Pre 1980 item# 432277 (stock# AFRICAN.E)
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The African gold beads and pendants in this group of 11 (100.78XHD, 100.78AAHD, 100.78ABHD, 100.78ARHD, 100.78ATHD, 100.78AUHD, 100.78AWHD, 100.78CKHD, 100.78CQHD, 100.78CSHD and 100.78CTHD) represent a mixture of Akan and Baule tribal styles dating from the 19th century into the 20th century. This group is restricted to the small drums and disks, nicely priced for a bead collector looking for an inexpensive ‘type’ piece. Due to the age of the beads, gold content can range from about 10K up to 1 ...click for details
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TWELVE NATIVE AMERICAN NECKLACES: GROUP F
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Pre 1492 item# 546185 (stock# BB.JWL.F)
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This group of twelve illustrates individually priced Native American necklaces (BB 152, 156, 157, 159, 162, 166, 168, 170, 178, 179, 181 and 184) made by silversmiths and designers from the southwest pueblos. Dating broadly from the middle to the later 20th century, the group includes squash blossom, coral, fetish, graduated bead, an attractive multi-stoned cross, a sharp inlaid butterfly on a chain, and a spectacular large mounted Nevada blue turquoise cab in silver...and other necklaces. From ...click for details
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TWELVE NATIVE AMERICAN BRACELETS: GROUP A
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Pre 1980 item# 526865 (stock# BB.JWL.A)
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This group of photographs each individually illustrates and prices twelve different, mid to later 20th century Native American silver bracelets (BB76, 79, 88, 90, 92-95, 97, 101, 103 and 107). From the large and varied collection of pawn and other previously owned examples of southwestern styles assembled by the late Billy Branch of Denver, his eye for quality and variety is immediately apparent when viewing the photos. The types of material in the bracelets include: turquoise, shell, lapis, cor ...click for details
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TWELVE MORE AFRICAN GOLD BEADS AND PENDANTS
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Pre 1980 item# 432123 (stock# AFRICAN.B)
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The African gold beads and pendants in this group of 12 (100.78HHD, 100.78IHD, 100.78RHD, 100.78AHHD, 100.78BEHD, 100.78BJHD, 100.78BQHD, 100.78CRHD, 100.78CUHD, 102.43BHD, 102.43DHD and 102.44DHD) 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 ...click for details
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LARGE TURQUOISE PENDANT WITH SILVER KOKOPELLI
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Pre 1980 item# 521977 (stock# BB.174)
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$675.00 (Reduced from $1200.00)
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If you’re looking for ‘stunning’, this spectacular, mid-20th century necklace (BB174) from the collection of Denver’s late Billy Branch might just fit the bill. The silver-backed pendant, 4” long from top of bale to its rounded bottom, carries a thick, teardrop shaped, natural blue, polished turquoise cab noted by Branch to be from the Pilot Mountain mine in northern Nevada. Overlapping one edge is a solid silver image of the ancient flute-playing Kokopelli, mystical figure of the prehistoric So ...click for details
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ANTIQUE GOLD TRIBAL EARRINGS, AFGHANISTAN
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Pre 1950 item# 195890 (stock# 94.92HD)
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$595.00
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This beautiful set of native-made, high karat gold earrings (94.92HD) is from Afghanistan. Noted as heirloom jewelry items, they date from the 19th to early 20th century. The drop, not counting the ear loops, is about 1 7/8” long. The blue ‘gem’ is glass. The gold measures above 14K using a standard jeweler’s acid kit. In excellent and wearable condition, the set, a great example of Near Eastern ethnic jewelry, comes with a small display card.
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TWELVE NATIVE AMERICAN EARRINGS: GROUP H
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Pre 1980 item# 546710 (stock# BB.JWL.H)
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This group of twelve individual photographs includes 10 sets of silver earrings made by Native Americans from the southwest pueblos and two sets made by Mexican silversmiths (BB200, 201, 203-207, 215-218 and 220). All are from the estate of Billy Branch of Denver, and all but one of the sets include at least one of the following colorful materials: coral, lapis lazuli, shell, malachite, turquoise, etc. Each photograph is annotated with the following information. First, in brackets, is the unique ...click for details
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