Early Navajo Ring with Cerrillos Turquoise

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Early Navajo Ring with Cerrillos TurquoiseSilver and Green Turquoise Circa 1930 Size 6. 5 Face measures 1 2" by 1 2" Unsigned, as is common with these old pieces. Coin or higher in silver content. Cerrillos Turquoise, often found in this rich, dark green color, is truly an iconic element of early Navajo and Pueblo jewelry making. This particular ring in its classic design features a domed oval Turquoise fitted to a finely serrated bezel framed in twisted wire and accented with flattened

you cannot help but think of the designs of Ercole Barovier for Barovier & Toso

He contributed immensely to the field of glassblowing by encouraging and challenging the glassblowers under his employ to create new decor types and to simply produce the best glass possible

Reference: The Colors of Murano in the XIX Century

The clock is untested

Vittorio Zecchin: Transparent Glass for Cappellin and Venini

the deep splits in the shank are each kissed with a beautiful sun stamp

These early Hubbell Glass rings do not come up often

Two very miniscule flakes to the bottom edge

despite it being around a hundred years old

shallow marks from handling towards the bottom

Bizantino vase

It is then finished with an undulating rim

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