Lot of five Native American sterling silver and other jewelry

Lot of five Native American sterling silver and other jewelry

Article

1117710

Location

Virginia, United States

Closing at

October 18, 2024

Category

Jewelry Set

Brand

Richard Henry Yazzie

Year of Production

20th/21st century

Dimensions

Ring Sizes 6 3/4 to 11

Material

Silver, Sterling Silver

Gross Weight

33.10 g

Clasp Or Buckle

tab-insert clasp

Gemstone

Turquoise, Spiny Oyster, Coral

Motif

Feathers

Style

Native American

Description

Native American sterling silver and other jewelry, lot of five, comprising a six-strand heishi necklace including turquoise and spiny oyster beads; a five-strand turquoise and coral beaded necklace having unmarked silver beads and cones at the ends; a silver ring set with a turquoise and a coral cabochon by Richard Henry Yazzie (Navajo, 1927-2000); a sterling ring set with a coral cabochon embellished with applied silver feathers, beads, and scrolled wire, having a "PM" maker's mark possibly for Phillip J. Morse Jr. (Ojibwe); and an unmarked ring, probably Southwestern Native American, with two turquoise cabochons flanked by silver beads and fan motifs. Two pieces have marks, one ring has a sterling fineness mark; otherwise, the metal components are of unknown silver fineness/metal content. Total weight of three rings including non-silver components: 33.10 g. Together with a necklace featuring turquoise-colored beads, with a filigree-front tab-insert clasp marked "SILVER." Six pieces in total. 20th/21st century.

Provenance

No provenance provided
Estimates: $200 – $300

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