Mid-20th Century Silver Tribal Cuff/Anklet, Berber People, Tunisia

Mid-20th century silver tribal cuffs, Hazara tribe, Afghanistan A pair of intricate cut-work silver cuffs worn by women of the Hazara tribe in Afghanistan. Very good workmanship and...

Mid-20th century pair of hollow silver incised bracelets, China A pair of beautifully made hollow silver bracelets with incised floral and geometric designs. The interior circumfere...

Sterling silver overlay cuff by Hopi silversmith Chalmers Day. The cuff features a pictorial overlay design. The inside is 5 3/4" with a 1 1/4" gap for a total length of 7". Sterling Silver is malleable so it has some give. Width measures 2.64" straight across the widest part (from wrist bone to wrist bone). Bracelet face measures .70" tall (the face of the bracelet, north to south). Bracelet depth from top to the underside of wrist is 2.16". Stamped sterling along with maker's mark. It weights 40.91 grams. From Bischoff's Gallery: About the artist Chalmers Day was born October 24, 1956 in Keams Canyon, Arizona. Chalmers was given the Hopi name Dap-Hong-Va, and was born to the Corn and Water Clans. He is the grandson of Robert Satala, Sr., one of the Hopi’s earliest silversmiths and a merchant on the First Mesa in Arizona. Chalmers learned his art from the Hopi master, Preston Monongye...

A superb heavy tribal bracelet from the Horn of Africa, attributed to the Ethiopian, Somali, or Nubian regions. Crafted from high-grade silver, this substantial piece is richly decor...