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Navajo Silver and Turquoise RingSilver and Turquoise Circa 1940 Size 8. 5 Face measures 1 1 4" by 1" Unsigned, as is common with these early pieces. Coin or higher in silver content. This Navajo silver ring features a gorgeous bezel set turquoise stone that shows a lovely brown and yellow matrix with areas of waterweb. The face design presents with a very fine frame of twisted wire encircled with large wire loops. The three part split shank has three silver spheres, or raindrops, on

you saw a vast array of styles with a plethora of glass techniques employed

A minor heat check surface crack

The two models of the same shape

but it is executed in a very detailed Zanfirico cane motif that was used in the early fifties

Minor mineral build up just below the neck noticeable upon close inspection

This low vase has an iridescent interior and an applied flat disc base to ensure it will not scratch table surfaces

The craftsmanship of this piece is very obvious

and also has an applied leaf and stem possessing gold foil

was executed in Heatherboom purple glass which was only produced from late 1931 into 1935

prior to the split of Giacomo Cappellin and Paolo Venini

with only a few scratches and use marks

this vase is truly spectacular