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XL 20+ozt Navajo Classic CONCHO BELT Sterling Silver EXCELLENT CONDITION!

$ 873.73

Availability: 15 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Ethnic Origin: Navajo
  • Artisan: T (Feather)
  • Metal Purity: .925
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Condition: This old Navajo Concho Belt is in Excellent Condition! There is mirror-like finish on these 10 large Sterling Silver pieces. There are no defects to report. There is a Light tarnished patina and very light surface wear. The Black Leather Belt is supple and has no stretching, and no holes have ever been put into this...it may have never been worn before. Everything is in great shape. I believe you will be pleased...Please read the description and check the photographs. Thank you.
  • Tribal Affiliation: Navajo
  • Jewelry Type: Concho Belt
  • Main Stone: No Stone
  • Clasp Type: Buckle
  • Modified Item: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Metal: Sterling Silver
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Material: Leather
  • Featured Refinements: Sterling Silver Concho Belt

    Description

    Extra Large signed "T (Feather)" - Navajo
    Sterling Silver
    Fancy Traditional Concho Belt
    9 Conchos + 1 Belt Buckle
    Dimensions
    9 Conchos
    3.25" X 2.75
    Belt Buckle
    3.25" X 2.75"
    Black Leather Belt is 45" long and has never had any holes put in it. With a few appropriately placed holes,
    it would best be set up for a 37" - 43" waist. It is 1.5" wide.
    It may be modified to accommodate a much smaller waist by removing conchos.
    637.6 grams = 20.5 Troy Ounces Total
    The measurements are approximate and the 0 Bill and Quarter are for scale, not for sale
    Extra Large Old Stamped Navajo Sterling Silver Concho Belt
    This Navajo Sterling Silver Concho Belt has 10 "Scallop" style
    Sterling Silver pieces and is signed by
    the artist with a hallmark, a "T" along with a Bird Feather. Sorry, try as I may, I've been unable to identify the name of the Navajo artist that made this. If you have knowledge about this, I'd love to hear from you...thanks. My guess is that it was made towards the end of the 20th Century. I suspect that this was in old dealer inventory of just put away and protected by a careful collector. It looks great.
    There are several close-up photographs of a few examples of the Buckle and individual Conchas.
    Take a good look using the eBay magnification feature. It is almost a "Concho Mirror Belt" and it sure catches a reflects a lot of light!
    I'd love to trade with you today.
    If you like Navajo Concho Belts as much as I do, please feel free to take a look at the many that I have for sale on eBay...
    I ship anywhere
    in the United States
    for free. I will pack this carefully for you so that the conchos do not rub up against each other in transit and it will get to you in the same condition that you see in the pictures. Insurance is included, of course...
    I thank You and look forward to sharing a good experience!
    Recommended Reference Books - This artist is referenced if there is a page # shown below
    "AMERICAN INDIAN JEWELRY I" - Gregory Schaaf - page
    * "AMERICAN INDIAN JEWELRY II: A-L" - Gregory Schaaf- page
    "HALLMARKS OF THE SOUTHWEST"- Barton Wright - page
    "THE LITTLE BOOK OF SOUTHWESTERN SILVER" - Billie Hougart - page
    "ZUNI JEWELRY" - Theda and Michael Bassman
    "ZUNI THE ART AND THE
    PEOPLE VOLUMES 1-3" - Barbara & Ed Bell- Volume
    "INDIAN SILVERWORK OF THE SOUTHWEST, ILLUSTRATED - VOLUME 1"
    Inventory Reference Only  C241