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Early Navajo Silver and Turquoise RingSilver and Turquoise Circa 1930s Size 7 Face measures 3 4" by 5 8" Unsigned, as is common with these old pieces. Coin or higher in silver content. Simplicity of design meets quality materials and construction in this ring. The large Turquoise has stories to tell and has almost entirely shifted to green through wear and appreciation. There is only a very small spot of blue remaining. The setting, with its continuous beaded design, almost appears to

Amethyst glass with surface decoration and applied details

The former would open their own furnace and operate under the name Fratelli Barovier

at the time of its closure

Reference: Art of the Barovier Glassmakers in Murano 1866-1972

not only in design but in construction

Pitcher-shaped vase in heavily iridized glass

Island of S

despite it being around a hundred years old

Luciano Gaspari was Artistic Director for Salviati & C

this bowl presents in large scale the elegant Mid-Century design aesthetic for which Archimede Seguso was known

Featuring wide red stripes and a copious amount of gold leaf

or pulled feather