Native American / Southwestern and Mexican Silver Jewelry

Native American / Southwestern and Mexican Silver Jewelry

Article

1059244

Location

Virginia, United States

Closing at

October 21, 2023

Category

Jewelry Set

Dimensions

Cuff 2 3/8" x 2" x 1/2" OA

Material

Sterling Silver

Gross Weight

4.16 ozt

Gemstone

Turquoise, Onyx

Style

Native American / Southwestern, Zuni, Navajo

Description

NATIVE AMERICAN / SOUTHWESTERN AND MEXICAN SILVER JEWELRY, LOT OF TEN PIECES, most with turquoise stones, including a Zuni cuff bracelet with needlepoint turquoise, a pair of sterling earrings with center black, probably onyx, stones by Sucesores de William Spratling of Taxco, Mexico, and a pair of sterling drop earrings without stones by Edison Wadsworth (Hopi). Five pieces marked for sterling fineness, remainder unmarked fineness and of unknown silver/metal content, most with maker's marks, including cuff bracelet with "B.W. / ZUNI" mark possibly for Bryant Waatsa, and shaped brooch with center oval turquoise marked "HANDMADE", "R", and "Platero" possibly for Ramone Platero (Navajo) or a spurious mark. Total weight including stones: 4.16 ozt. 20th century. Cuff 2 3/8" x 2" x 1/2" OA.

Provenance

No provenance provided
Estimates: $100 – $200

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