Early Navajo Ring with Hand-Drawn Ingot Silver Wire

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Early Navajo Ring with Hand-Drawn Ingot Silver WireIngot Silver and Turquoise Circa 1910 Size 6. 5 Face measures 5 8" by 5 8" Unsigned, as is common with these old pieces. Coin or higher in silver content. This ring really has a lot going for it, not only in design but in construction. The large pear shaped Turquoise is striking with its Robin's egg blue color and brown matrix. The handmade bezel in which it resides has delightfully rudimentary construction consistent with early Navajo and Pueblo

sits very high above the thick bezel

Archimede Seguso saw immense success designing and blowing glass at his own furnace

Sommerso glass in verde-giallo with ribbed surface

The large pear-shaped Turquoise is striking with its Robin's egg blue color and brown matrix

Face measures 3/4" by 5/8"

Pair of vases with applied handles

Arte Vetraria Muranese (AVEM)

model 2887

and his breadth of work is truly remarkable

Produced in varying heights

and is hand cut

The Brutalist design aesthetic was immensely popularity in nearly every area of applied arts during the Mid-Century period