Old West

Chimayo Blue Purse Clutch Belt Bag with Silver Thunderbird Clasp, 1940s Vintage USA.  Vintage woven bag designed to be worn on belt or carried as clutch.  Zipper compartment.  Overall very good condition, minor wear as shown in photo and...

1970s Seiko Automatic Watch with Navajo Sterling Silver and Turquoise Watchband.  Watch works great and band is in excellent original vintage condition.  Inside dimension 5 3/4" Dimension at wrist opening of cuff: 1 1/4"

Large and impressive landscape painting of the Alabama Hills signed "Carter ‘52". It’s 48” x 36” oil on board and beautifully captures the foothills of Mt. Whitney.

Vintage Ring Navajo Sterling Band with Stamping sz 14 USA

Vintage Navajo Pin Silver Turquoise Howard S Begay 1950

Silver, Turquoise and Coral are combined with artisan skill in this uniquely designed vintage Native American necklace.  

Some of you old-timers might remember this place, nestled on a side street in Venice California.  The charming, slightly askew architecture, thick walls, So-Cal colors and vibe was always a friendly sight on daily walks near our old Abbot Kinney...

This 1950s Mexican silver sombrero is not just a catch-all, or an ashtray, it's a work of art! Created using the repousee style of silversmithing, the delicate floral designs were created by hammering the silver into the desired intricate shapes from the...

A timeless and evocative set of airbrushed paintings by artist Benjamin Harris depicting scenes of rural Mexican life. Sold as a set of two (2), these complementary works were created in the 1930s. Dimensions: 21.5” x 25.5” x 1”

Clouds Over San Jacinto View From Palm Springs. A well-executed 1940s landscape oil painting by Paul Conner, a Southern California artist of note. Dimensions: 24.5” x 20.5” x 1” Paul Conner (1881-1968) Born in Richmond Indiana, Conner...

This rare Morenci turquoise 1940s Navajo sterling silver concho belt is a real showstopper! The delicately stamped silver conchas feature 14 singular stones of rare and highly sought Morenci turquoise from the long-closed Morenci mine of Southern Arizona...

This stunning 1940s Navajo saddle blanket really does justice to the name eye dazzler! Eye dazzler weavings began in the late 19th century as a particularly stunning expression by traditional Navajo artisans who sought to capture and express truly unique...