Lot 1122

An Attractive and Highly Decorative Early Silver Zuni ”Knifewing God” Pin, circa 1930’s. Uncommonly the piece is made using only turquoise, jet and white clam shell with upturned wings set in a hand-punched raindrop bead trim. Most likely made by a master stone/silversmith in the early C G Wallace era, unmarked. Approx. 5 cm tall, 4 cm wide.

Sold for: £150

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An Attractive and Highly Decorative Early Silver Zuni ”Knifewing God” Pin, circa 1930’s. Uncommonly the piece is made using only turquoise, jet and white clam shell with upturned wings set in a hand-punched raindrop bead trim. Most likely made by a master stone/silversmith in the early C G Wallace era, unmarked. Approx. 5 cm tall, 4 cm wide.