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Hans J. Wegner Papa Bear chair and ottoman. This example has been newly and masterfully restored. Upholstered in a supple green leather and newly finished. Price listed is for the c...

This exceptional extra wide sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Arnold Blackgoat features a striking high-grade Carico Lake Turquoise stone as its commanding centerpiece. The ...

This distinctive sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Ray Begay features a Zuni-inspired fetish bear motif alongside a variety of traditional Native American design elements. C...

This striking heavy gauge sterling silver cuff showcases an impressive arrangement of 26 turquoise cabochons, meticulously set along three sides of the bracelet. The top features six...

This hand-stamped sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Sammie Kescoli Begay showcases a striking oval Orvil Jack turquoise as its focal point. The stone exhibits a distinctive ...

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Bruce Morgan is distinguished by a continuous band of 14K gold inlay encircling the bracelet. The gold overlay is intricat...

Large-scale custom designed caramel leather swivel chairs. Price listed is for the pair.

This exceptional tufa cast sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Jason Begaye showcases a striking square turquoise cabochon set at its center. The stone is framed by a richly textured surface, characteristic of the tufa casting process, which lends the bracelet its organic depth and individuality. The design is further elevated by carefully polished motifs that emerge in contrast against the matte, stone-textured background. On one side of the turquoise, traditional imagery—including a Kokopelli figure, sunray elements, and corn stalk patterns—symbolizes life, growth, and harmony. The opposite side features bold geometric designs, creating a balanced composition that merges cultural symbolism with contemporary form. The interplay between textured silver and high-polish detailing highlights the artist’s technical mastery, resulting in a piece that is both sculptural and deeply expressive. Dimensions Width: ¾" – 3/8" Stone: 3/8" x 5/16" Gap: 1" Inside Measurement: 5 ¼" Total Inner Circumference: 6 ¼" Weight: 1.4 oz Signed: Yes About Tufa Casting Tufa casting is a traditional Navajo silversmithing technique in which molten silver is poured into a hand-carved mold made from tufa stone, a soft volcanic material. As the mold is destroyed during the casting process, no two pieces are ever identical. Each work retains the natural texture of the stone, giving it a distinctive, organic character that reflects both the material and the maker’s hand. About the Artist — Jason Begaye (Navajo, b. 1950s) Born in the 1950s in Fort Defiance, Arizona, Jason Begaye comes from a distinguished family of Navajo silversmiths. He is the son of Jimmy Begaye and the brother of noted artists Marco and Vernon Begaye. He learned the foundations of jewellery-making within his family and further developed his skills under the guidance of Al Nez...

This elegant Southwestern-style ring features a prominent oval Royston turquoise stone as its centerpiece. The stone is bezel-set within a finely crafted sterling silver mounting, ac...

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Bruce Morgan is intricately decorated with traditional hand-stamped Navajo patterns. A central band features a series of r...

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Johnathan Nez features exceptional stamp work on all four sides of the bracelet. The central section is defined by a band ...

A chic rosewood and brass flatware set! The design and palette feel architectural and high-style! A handsome serving set that makes you want to entertain! The dinner set could be pai...

Antique, octagonal, English-Neoclassical gilt mirror with individual hand-painted Asian scenes and garden motifs. Original beveled glass. A real treasure for collectors and interior ...

This MAGNIFICENT LAUREL Mid Century Tension Pole Lamp is a very rare design! In 1959 Stiffel had released their "Futura" polelamp. It was a space age design that was intended to ap...

Antique French hourglass Louis XV style coffee table with ornate marquetry wood inlays and rocaille pierced scrollwork carving. The table is 40" long, 19" wide at the widest parts a...

Gucci Brown Suede Horsebit Glam Hobo Bag exudes sophisticated luxury with its rich suede exterior and iconic Horsebit hardware, making it a versatile statement piece for elevating an...

Christian Dior by John Galliano Fall/Winter 2000 Ostrich & Cheetah Print Lace-Up Boots are a striking example of high-end footwear craftsmanship and bold design. Crafted with lux...

Designer: David Yurman Material: 18K yellow gold Diamonds: 95 round cut= 0.35cttw Color: G Clarity: SI1 Dimensions: the rings measures 2.8mm wide Size: 6.5 Weight: 2.27 grams

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Sammie Kescoli Begay features a striking teardrop-shaped Morenci turquoise as its focal point. The stone displays a vivid,...

This striking five-strand Sleeping Beauty turquoise necklace by Navajo silversmith and lapidary Albert Lee showcases his exceptional eye for both stone selection and balance in desig...

Heavy gauge sterling silver bracelet by Navajo silversmith Albert Lee. The twisted silver cuff is 5 1/4” with a 1 1/8” gap. Gap: 1-1/8” Total inside circumference: 6-3/8” About the...

This elegant band features sixteen round brilliant-cut diamonds set in a graceful half-circle arrangement, their brilliant faceting delivering continuous sparkle across the top of th...

This exceptional Tiffany & Co. Etoile diamond double band ring in 18 Karat yellow gold and platinum is a masterpiece of understated luxury from one of the world's most iconic fin...

This exceptional David Yurman Bel Aire box chain bracelet in 18 Karat yellow gold is a quintessential piece from one of America's most celebrated and collectible fine jewelry houses,...

Grand Tour-Style Marble Pattern in Resin Top Drink or Side Table with Mid-Century nickel-plated tubular legs. A chic lightweight portable TV-tray table, no need for coasters! Perfect...

"Sonoran Kings" Ed Mell 1942-2024 Stone lithograph 32" x 24" **PRINTS ARE ESTATE SIGNED WITH WITH EMBOSSED LOGO AND SIGNATURE STAMP*** Edition. 200, 2020 Print is sold UNFRAMED TH...

Sterling silver bracelet with 13 sleeping beauty turquoise stones. The 3/8” wide cuff has silver “raindrops” between the stones and hand stamping. Leo Feeney is the silversmith. Ins...

Sterling silver ranger set by Santa Fe artist Mona Van Riper. The set consists of a 2 1/8” x 2 1/4” buckle, two keepers and a tip. The buckle and keepers have 18k gold star accents with garnets and amethysts. Made to fit a 1” belt. Price is for buckle set only. Belts are sold separately. About the Artist Mona Van Riper was raised in Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico. She began silver-smithing at the Mabel Dodge Lujan House in Taos in 1976. Making and designing jewelry has been a constant part of her life ever since. Mona is most well-known for her elaborate and intricate buckles, whether with a western theme, crown, fleur-de-lis, heart or with her eponymous skulls. Most of the country’s finest buckle makers—often artisans who learned the skills from their fathers and grandfathers—ply their craft in remote locales, often in obscurity. Mona Van Riper fits that profile. She creates one-of-a-kind turquoise, 18-karat gold, and sterling silver buckles in a 10-by-10-foot utility room in her home located on a dirt road, miles outside of Santa Fe, N.M. Mona’s early jewelry was heavy stamped Southwestern style made from hand-cast ingots and coins. Over the years her style has developed into a more sophisticated and contemporary look while maintaining her signature old-world flavor. In 1992 Mona introduced engraving into her work which has given her jewelry a broader appeal. Mona’s unique jewelry is made from sterling silver in combination with 18 karat gold overlays and engraving. She often uses rare and very high-grade custom cut turquoise in her pieces. Mixing precious and semi-precious stones also gives her jewelry a timeless look. You will find notable differences in quality between artisan-made belt buckles and those that major luxury brands’ machines churn out by the thousands. Handmade solid silver and...

Heavy gauge sterling silver ranger set by Santa Fe artist Mona Van Riper. The 2” x 2 ¼” buckle has two 18 karat gold flowers with red garnets in the center. The two keepers and the tip also have an 18 karat gold floral motif with garnets. The set is made for a 1” belt. Price is for buckle set only. Belts are sold separately. Santa Fe artist Mona Van Riper is known for her unique one of a kind jewelry. She is a favorite of collectors because of her unique designs and she chooses only the highest quality stones. Day of the Dead figures and skulls are among her favorite designs. She has been designing jewelry since 1976. About the Artist Mona Van Riper was raised in Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico. She began silver-smithing at the Mabel Dodge Lujan House in Taos in 1976. Making and designing jewelry has been a constant part of her life ever since. Mona is most well-known for her elaborate and intricate buckles, whether with a western theme, crown, fleur-de-lis, heart or with her eponymous skulls. Most of the country’s finest buckle makers—often artisans who learned the skills from their fathers and grandfathers—ply their craft in remote locales, often in obscurity. Mona Van Riper fits that profile. She creates one-of-a-kind turquoise, 18-karat gold, and sterling silver buckles in a 10-by-10-foot utility room in her home located on a dirt road, miles outside of Santa Fe, N.M. Mona’s early jewelry was heavy stamped Southwestern style made from hand-cast ingots and coins. Over the years her style has developed into a more sophisticated and contemporary look while maintaining her signature old-world flavor. In 1992 Mona introduced engraving into her work which has given her jewelry a broader appeal. Mona’s unique jewelry is made from sterling silver in combination with 18 karat gold overlays and engraving. She often uses rare and very high-grade custom cut turquoise in her pieces. Mixing precious and semi-precious stones also gives her jewelry a timeless look. You will find notable differences in quality between artisan-made belt buckles and those that major luxury brands’ machines churn out by the thousands. Handmade solid silver and...

Well known animal artist Marie Du Barry original etching of a Scotty dog with ball. Presents in a simple mat with no frame. Pencil signed lower right and pencil titled lower left. A...

This remarkable vintage belt is the work of Zuni husband-and-wife duo Lincoln and Helen Zunie (deceased) who are well-known and widely recognized for their remarkable inlay work, par...

This striking cuff centers on a round White Buffalo cabochon, set within a raised bezel and framed by a delicate border of hand-applied silver beads. Flanking the stone are two symme...

Sterling silver cuff with green turquoise channel inlay. Each piece of turquoise is custom cut to fit into silver channels, an exacting jewelry method. The cuff is 5 1/4” with a 1” g...

This captivating Robert Trisko Swiss blue topaz square modernist style ring in 14 Karat yellow gold is a stunning example of the designer's celebrated architectural vision and his ex...

This Gucci Ivory Leather Clutch Bag from the circa 1980s exudes timeless elegance and sophisticated style. Crafted from ivory leather, it features a sleek, minimalist design that emb...

Daikon Studio POST KoKo Sconce-Large The KoKo Sconce-Large celebrates the poetic dialogue between light and form to create a fixture that leans int...

Mini stilk: Our simple and elegant Stilk Daikon is suited to smaller spaces or those in need of subtle illumination. The Stilk is lovely hanging solo on a w...

This Chanel Black Sequin Spaghetti Strap Maxi Dress from circa 2002 is a stunning example of timeless elegance and high-end craftsmanship. The dress features a sleek, figure-hugging ...

Chanel Oversized Round Tortoise Sunglasses With Coco Mark Details are a sophisticated and versatile accessory that effortlessly elevates any outfit. Featuring a bold, oversized round...

Original Lithographic Poster created 1895 by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Title: “La Revue Blanche” Medium: Stone Lithograph on Paper Signed: Lower left with the artist’s monogra...

This exceptional wide sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Ray Bennett features a large teardrop-shaped Royston turquoise cabochon as its commanding centerpiece. The stone is s...

This elegant sterling silver cuff features a beautifully balanced arrangement of 15 Arizona turquoise cabochons, reflecting a refined traditional cluster style. The composition incorporates a variety of stone shapes—including squares, triangles, and teardrops—creating a dynamic and visually engaging design. Each turquoise is individually set in a smooth silver bezel and accented with intricate twisted wire and silver beadwork, enhancing both texture and depth while maintaining a cohesive, harmonious structure. Dimensions • Stones: Five squares measure 1/4" × 1/4"; four triangles measure 1/4" × 1/4"; two teardrops measure 3/8" × 1/4"; four teardrops measure 1/4" × 3/16" • Width: 1/4" – 1" • Gap: 1 1/4" • Inside Measurement: 5 5/8" • Total Inner Circumference: 6 7/8" • Weight: 2 oz About the Artist Verdy Jake (Navajo, b. 1970s) Verdy Jake has been an active Navajo silversmith since the 1990s, known for her dedication to traditional revival jewelry. Raised in a large family of thirteen children, she was introduced to silversmithing through her eldest brother, who first learned the craft and later taught his siblings, including Verdy. She continues to live and work in Smith Lake on the Navajo Nation, creating pieces that reflect both cultural heritage and refined craftsmanship. Her hallmark is “V” or “Verdy.” Verdy is especially recognized for her ability to evoke the look and feel of antique Navajo jewelry. As collector Barry Simpson notes: “Verdy Jake has the skills to represent the look and feel of antique Indian...

This exceptional sterling silver cuff by renowned Navajo silversmith Darrell Cadman exemplifies his signature craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail. The design features ca...

This Naeem Khan Riazee Nights multicolor sequin silk mini cocktail dress from the circa 1980s embodies opulence and vintage glamour. The dress features intricate multicolored sequin ...

Cartier Rimless Gold-Tone Metal Vintage Eyeglasses exemplify timeless elegance and sophisticated craftsmanship. Featuring a sleek, rimless design with a warm gold-tone finish, these ...

Magnificent! Mid Century 2 Shade Table Lamp After Paavo Tynell This gorgeous Finnish lamp is the epitome of design that merges practical with beautiful. A stunning design lends i...

Designer: Tiffany & Co. Material: 18K yellow gold Diamonds: 2 round cut= 0.10cttw Color: G Clarity: VS2 Dimensions: the ring measures 10.5mm wide Size: 6.5 Weight: 2.28 grams C...

Designer: David Yurman Material: 18K Yellow Gold Diamonds: 7 round cut= 0.02cttw Color: H Clarity: SI1 Dimensions: the ring measures 7.25mm wide at the top Size: 4.75 Weight: 2.41 gr...

Greek Pottery Black Urn Depicting an Assembly of God's. Hand painted, signed by artist. It was brought back from a trip to Greece in the 70's. A gr...

Purple Iris Ed Mell Stone Lithograph image size 26" x 27 3/4" Edition of 200, 2002 "Original Pencil Signature", not an estate stamp ****PRINT IS SOLD UNFRAMED**** THE PASSING OF ED...

Designer: custom Material: 14K yellow gold Turquoise: 1 Oval Cabochon Cut= 8.40ct Dimensions: the ring measures 20.30mm wide at the top Size: 6.0 (complimentary sizing available) Wei...

Three beautifully preserved fossil fish appear suspended within warm cream limestone, creating a balanced composition that captures the quiet elegance of the ancient Green River lake...

GORGEOUS! MID CENTURY MODERN BRUTALIST DIRECT METAL RECLAIMED WOOD WALL SCULPTURE Enameled In the manner of Curtis Jere 45" wide by 28" high by 4" deep This marvelous metal...

This heavy gauge, hand-stamped sterling silver cuff features five rectangular Pilot Mountain turquoise stones (½” × 3/8”) set in intricate silver bezels. The stones are evenly spaced...

This exceptional sterling silver cuff by renowned Navajo silversmith Darrell Cadman exemplifies his signature craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail. At the center of the d...

The focal point of this striking cuff is a teardrop-shaped King’s Manassa turquoise cabochon, bezel-set at the center of a polished sterling silver band. The bracelet features traditional Navajo overlay work, with a deeply oxidized background that enhances the intricate mountain peak motifs running along the cuff. The contrast between the smooth, high-polish silver surface and the richly textured, darkened recesses creates a bold and visually compelling design—both timeless and distinctly Navajo in character. Dimensions • Width: 7/16” • Stone: ½” x 5/8” • Gap: 1 ¼” • Inside Measurement: 5 5/16” • Total Inner Circumference: 6 9/16” • Weight: 1.4 oz • Signed: Yes About the Stone King’s Manassa turquoise is prized for its beautiful blue-green to green hues, often accented by a distinctive golden to brown matrix. Unlike heavily webbed turquoise, this material typically displays a more open, organic pattern, with its warm tones derived from the surrounding rhyolite host rock. The King Turquoise Mine, located in Manassa, Conejos County, Colorado, is one of the oldest known turquoise sources in North America. Originally worked by ancestral Pueblo peoples, it was rediscovered in the 1890s by gold prospector I.P. King, whose family has operated the mine ever since. Formerly known as the Lick Skillet Mine, it has produced some of the most recognizable American turquoise. The mine is no longer actively producing, making genuine Manassa turquoise increasingly rare and highly collectible. About the Artist Marie Jackson was born near Ganado, Arizona, in her grandmother’s hogan, a traditional Navajo home. She was raised in a hardworking and close-knit family alongside her sister and cousins. Her upbringing, shaped by strong family values and resilience, continues to influence her work today. As a teenager, Marie worked at the renowned Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, where she was surrounded by Native American artistry. There, she developed a deep appreciation for traditional crafts, observing Navajo weavers at work and learning techniques from artists such as Sadie Curtis. It was also through Hubbell’s that she met her husband, Tommy Jackson...

EXQUISITE! JUGENDSTIL SINGLE DRAWER WRITING DESK UNIQUE CABRIOLE LEGS OAK & VARIOUS WOODS MAGNIFICENT! (DIMENSIONS: Approximately 29" Tall By 18" Wide By 18" Deep) H...

The Cartier Santos Medium 18k Yellow Gold & Stainless Steel Watch is a distinguished timepiece that combines luxury and precision. Featuring a medium-sized steel case with an 18k yel...

This magnificent natural blue sapphire and diamond double panther ring is a breathtaking and highly collectible work of fine jewelry artistry that belongs in a category entirely its ...

A Jewel of Time and Rarity: The Chanel Mademoiselle Privé Bouton Camée Secret Watch #1 of 5 is not merely a timepiece—it is a poetic ode to Gabrielle Chanel’s love for codes, craft, ...