Unsigned - Sterling Silver Needlepoint Turquoise Ring - Size 7 1/2 - ZUNI RARE

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Unsigned - Sterling Silver Needlepoint Turquoise Ring - Size 7 1/2 - ZUNI RARE :
$64.00

ZUNI STERLING SILVER

NEEDLEPOINT TURQUOISE

FLOWER RING

Hand made by a Zuni Sterling SilverNeedlepoint Turquoise Ringis a vintage piece of hand made Indian Jewelry Art. The Ring ismade of Sterling Silver with Eight (8) Channel Inlaid Needlepoint Turquoise Stones and Ten (10) Sterling Silver Drops forming the image of a Flower.Very Beautiful Silversmith Workmanship.The Ring is a Size 7 1/2.

RETAIL VALUE:

$80.00 - Discounted - 1\" Tall and 11/16\" Wide

Each Needlepoint Turquoise Stone - 3/16\" Tall and 1/16\" Wide

Size - 7 1/2

Band - 1/4\" Tapering to 3/32\" Wide

Weighs loose or missing stones.Showingsome years THE PRIVATE COLLECTION:

This private collection of Authentic American Indian Art was owned by my parents, Robert (Bob) and Cozette Reichle. In the 70\'s and 80\'s they made numerous trips to New Mexico and Arizona where they purchased the pieces directly from either the Indian Artists or their Trading Partners. Atkinson Trading-Co., Inc Gallup, NM; Turquoise & Hesche Craft Pena Blanca, NM; The Pueblo Of Zuni Zuni, NM; Zuni Craftsmen Cooperative Association Zuni, NM; Gallup Indian Trading Co. Gallup, NM; Minnie-Haha Indian Traders Gallup, NM; Hawikuh Trading Post Zuni, NM; Tsabetsaye Enterprises Zuni, NM; Thunderbird Supply & Jewelry Co. Gallup, NM; Galanis Trading Co. Gallup, NM; Tobe Turpen\'s Indian Trading Co. Gallup, NM; Lone Mountain Turquoise Co. Vanderwagen, NM; Hubbell Trading Post Ganado, AZ; Bish-La-Kai Trading Company Gallup, NM; Gila River Arts & Crafts Sacaton, AR are some of the Indian Traders they purchased their collection from. Later they opened and ran \"The Little Indian Shop\" in Lincoln, IL. where they displayed their collection and sold Indian Artifacts. They are listed on page 71 of \"Zuni The Art and The People\" Vol. 3 under Jewelry Shops. I canassureyou that you are looking at real authentic Indian Art. In many cases each piece is the best of the best. Most of the pieces in the collection have out lived their maker.