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Yeibichat Yeh rug 3' x 5' c1960 Item # 4593 Yeibichat rug 3' x 5' c1960. This Yeh wool rug was purchased in the early 1960's and is in excellent condition. The colors are honey,ivory and brown. This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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Maria Marie Santana San Ildefonso Pueblo Pottery jar signed Item # 4819 Maria Martinez (1884-1980) San Ildefonso Pueblo Pottery. This Maria jar is signed on the base Marie and Santana and was made between 1944 and 1954. She signed her name either Marie or Maria. This one is typical of the style made in that time period. The band around the upper part of the vessel is decorated in precise matte black designs. The jar is in good condition displaying the expected amount of wear scratches for a piece of this age, without breaks, cracks, etc. Signed Marie & Santana pieces are highly collected. This Pueblo pottery jar measures four inches high and five inches wide. To read a bio on Maria go to this website address http://www.mariapottery.com/bio/bio.html This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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Maria Santana San Ildefonso Pueblo Pottery bowl signed Item # 4820 This is an exceptional black jar with an mirror-like burnish. Traditionally, Maria would have made the bowl, her sister Clara would have polished it, her daughter-in-law Santana would have painted it, and her son, Adam would have fired it. It appears that this was the case. This bowl is a fine example of their work. It is in good condition, displaying the expected amount of very minor surface scratches for a piece of this age, with no breaks, cracks, etc. It is signed Maria & Santana and would have been made in the in the 1950-1960 span. Measures 6 and three quarter inches wide by 3 inches high. To read a bio on Maria go to this website address http://www.mariapottery.com/bio/bio.html This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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David Dawson sterling silver jewelry bracelet Kwakiutl Eskimo tribe Item # 4903 David Dawson sterling silver jewelry bracelet Kwakiutl Eskimo tribe. This well made handmade vintage piece of Eskimo jewelry was made by Daivd Dawson a very well known craftsman of the Kwakiutl tribe. This bracelet measures 3 quarters of an inch wide by 2 and one quarter inches across inside. Signed inside and dated 1986. The Kwakiutl were one of the major tribes of the Northwest Coast and once encompassed other nearby tribes such as the Bella Bella, Kitimat, Makah and Nootka, with whom they are linguistically related. Their villages were typical of the Northwest Coast, with large cedar plank houses and intricately carved totem poles, representing the animals with whom a particular family might be religiously associated. Before European contact, they numbered over 15,000. Today that number has been reduced to those scattered from their original homelands and around 4,000 who inhabit N Vancouver Island and the adjacent mainland of British Columbia, Canada. They are heavily engaged in fishing and farming practices. With their southern neighbors, the Nootka, they make up the Wakashan branch of the Algonquian-Wakashan linguistic group. Taken from http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/NativeAmericans/Kwakiutl.html This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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Christina Naranjo Native American Pueblo Indian pottery jar Santa Clara Item # 4996 Santa Clara Pueblo pottery. Christina Naranjo (1891 - 1980) - Santa Clara. Christina Naranjo was a sister of Margaret Tafoya, Camilio Tafoya & the mother of noted potters Mary Cain, Teresita Naranjo & Mida Tafoya. Christina was known for her deeply carved, traditional style of pottery which emphasized very classic designs. This large jar is a wonderful shape and is in excellent condition. There are three small glaze bubbles in one area that each measure less than one eighth of an inch that occurred during the firing process, and a few very tiny pin head size wear flakes on the neck. We have provided a picture of this area for your review. Measures 8 and one quarter inches high, 9 and one quarter inches in diam with a 4 and five eighths inch opening at the top. This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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