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Flower Conchos Heavy weight domed conchos with wheat-brush background and five point stars scattered around. Large flower sets off the overall appeal of these good looking conchos. Sterling silver with copper bar backs. 1 3/4" in diameter. Price: $275.00 |
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Coquettas Earrings Known as Coquettas, these earrings are topped by the same fan or shell motif repeated so often in early New Mexican art and architecture. The sharp detail and excellent craftsmanship of this gold filigree earrings demonstrate the work of an experienced and skilled jeweler, possibly the work of a Mexican smith traveling the frontier. These come out of the Robert Gallegos Collection and were collected within the vicinity of Acoma Pueblo. Purchase includes an informative book entitled "Navajo and Pueblo Earrings", by Robert Bauver, in which the earrings are listed and photographed. Price: $3,000.00 |
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Flemings 3-pc. Set This 3-pc. set of horseshoe and horsehead earrings and pin were made by Flemmings. These pieces are made of silver and 10k gold. Price: $212.50 |
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Flemings Steerhead Earrings Great pair of clip on earrings made by Flemings. These earrings have steerheads on the main piece and flowers attached to the clip on pc. They are made of sterling silver and 10k gold. Price: $137.50 |
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Flemings Bronc Bolo Tie Great bucking bronc bolo tie made by Flemings. This bolo is made of sterling silver and 10k gold. Price: $87.50 |
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Steerhead Cufflinks This is a great pair of steerhead cufflinks. They are made of sterling and 10k gold. Price: $137.50 |
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Mexican Cufflinks Great Mexican cufflinks. The cufflinks are made of sterling silver, 18k gold, and rubies. Price: $212.50 |
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Early Steer Head Conchos Early engraved silver conchos circa 1910. Primitive-looking engraved steer head and shoulders and simply engraved edges. Leather attached to back, they appear to have been used as spur buttons. A really nice early pair. Price: $685.00 |
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Navajo Bridle Conchos Circa 1890-1900 Heavy sterling bridle conchos made in the Navajo style. Marke NL or NHL, and also with a smaller mark WK. We assume these are, indeed, Navajo made although we have not identified the maker. Beautiful low-domed sliver, with detailed fluting, and stamped and pierced scalloped edge. Wonderful. Price: $395.00 |
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Quail Bolo Tie A great quail figure, probably Zuni made. Includes spiny oyster, horn or tortoise, bone, turquoise and Mother of Pearl inlays. Silver tips. Price: $750.00 |
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Repousse Mexican Bracelet A wonderful, wide cuff with defined border. 1 3/4" across. Beautiful, bold floral pattern. Price: $425.00 |
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Repousse Tapered Bracelet An eye-catching wide cuff with tapered ends, this Mexican repousse features a large flower in the center with a smaller flower on each side. 1 1/2" across top. Price: $425.00 |
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Horsehead Cufflinks Stylish pair of horse head cufflinks. Probably Zuni-crafted, white Mother of Pearl heads are surrounded by tortoise, all set in sterling silver, making this pair of cufflinks truly stand out. Price: $150.00 |
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Umarked McCabe Buckle While we found no markings, we still believe this to be a McCabe buckle because of the trademark engraving. The 10K yellow gold figure in the center is "Little Newt." Buckles with this figure were given as gifts from an Apple Valley, CA real estate executive who was friends with Roy Rogers. The "AL" is 10K green gold, added later, but possibly by the same engraver who crafted the buckle. Incredible detail in the background. The letters "AL" are finely outlined on the top. Size: L: 3 3/4" x W: 2 3/4". Fits a 1 1/2" belt. Price: $1,500.00 |
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Sterling Trophy Buckle Bog Wegner was the National Championship Bullriding cowboy in 1964. Rodeo great Larry Mahan would claim the title the following year, first of many victories in his career. Wegner was a hard working cowboy who rode bulls on the rodeo circuit. He won this buckle at the Phillipsburg, KS rodeo in 1957. Sterling buckles with 10k horse heads in each corner and 10K bullrider in the center. Scalloped with rope edging and nice engraving under the fold overlays. L: 3 1/2" x W: 2 1/2". Will fit a 1 1/2" belt. Price: $2,500.00 |
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Silver Dollar Buckle with Large Pieces
of Turquoise Large Navajo trophy buckle with wire overlay, and an 1897 silver dollar in the center. This buckle is scalloped, and has four large oval turquoise stones in the corners. Three of the stones are cracked, which is quite common on buckles. The stones vary from dark blue/green, to a Blue Gem tone. In very nice condition, and an unusual buckle. 3" x 3.5", for a 1.5" belt. Price: $850.00 |
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Heavy Vintage Engraved Bracelet Sterling and 10K bracelet with a scalloped edge. A large, gold horsehead is flanked by two gold horse shoes, all overlaid, with a flowing silver engraved design. Women's vintage western jewelry is hard to find, especially heavy, high quality pieces like this. Probably made by Schaezlein, but unmarked. For a medium to large woman's wrist at 6 3/4" inside circumference, and 1 5/8" at widest point. A fabulous piece. Price: $1,500.00 |
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Gun Watch Fob Watch fob of leather holster, with removable lead or pot metal gun. Circa 1930. Strap is broken at the fold, but is original. 5.25" long. Price: $225.00 |
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Bullet Watch Fob Watch fob in the form of a bullet, with brass shell and nickel head. It pulls apart to reveal tiny blue glass dice. A great piece, on an old strap with a brass buckle. Price: $250.00 |
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Ahmad Khan Steerhead Buckle Rectangular trophy buckle made by Ahmad Khan, who was the principal silversmith for Bohlin before he died. Heavy sterling, with a 14k yellow gold longhorn. The buckle has top and bottom edges engraved in classic Bohlin patterns, as well as the typical open diamond above the longhorn, for initials. In un-used condition, circa 1990. 2.25 x 3.25. Fits a 1.5" belt. Price: $2,750.00 |
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Mexican Cuff Bracelet Heavy sterling bracelet with openwork and overlay, circa 1940-50. Marked "Mexico" and "980" (the sterling silver content). Very pretty. This is of the caliber of Spratling. Price: $600 |
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Matching Holland's 4-Piece Buckle Sets Sterling, with gold overlay on each piece. A gold diamond shield is on the buckle, and each piece has a sterling rope edge. Circa 1940. There are two of these buckles - they are virtually identical except that one has a partial back, and one does not. Fits a ¾" belt. Price: $1,000 each |
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3-Piece Ranger Set with Saddle Sterling and 10k gold buckle by McCabe. A detailed gold saddle is on the buckle. The other 3 pieces are all sterling, engraved. Fits a ¾" belt. Circa 1950. Price: $1,500.00 |
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Nelson Silvia Ranger Set 1", 4-piece buckle circa 1940. Silvia was a Houston maker. Marked sterling, and 10K. A large gold diamond-shaped shield is on the buckle, flanked by two gold flowers with ruby centers. The two loops and tip have matching flowers and rubies. Very nice. Price: $1,100.00 |
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McCabe Ranger Set Early, delicate work by McCabe. Engraved sterling with gold floral overlays on the buckle, a god shield, and gold flowers on the loop and tip. Very nice. Price: $1,650.00 |
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Saddle Buckle By M.L. Wise, Hollywood. Cast in the shape of a saddle, the seat, horn and swells are 10k gold overlay, as well as the stirrups. Two flowers on the main buckle have a ruby in them. The flower on the loop is 10k, with a ruby. The tip has a 10k gold horseshoe. Fits a ¾" belt. Price: $3,320.00 |
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Nelson Silvia Cutting Horse Buckle By Nelson Silvia, Houston. Solid 10K figures of rider facing cow, on a sterling engraved base, with un-engraved banners above and below. 10K gold rope edge. Cutting trophy buckles are hard to find. This buckle measures 3 1/2" x 2 1/2" and will fit a 1 1/2" belt. Price: $1,875.00 |
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Sterling & 14K Horseshoe Buckle By Renalde, Denver. Nicely engraved, the front of this buckle is a horseshoe, with nails, toe and heels in 14K overlay. There is a 14K horseshoe on the loop and tip each, in overlay. Rare 1" size. Currently on an old belt but needs to have a new belt if intent is to be worn (Cayuse can help with removal and ordering of a new belt). Price: $700.00 |
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Mark Drain TCA Bronc Buckle Amazing one-of-a-kind trophy buckle by this Traditional Cowboy Arts Association member. A heavy sterling base supports overlay in rose and yellow gold, finely engraved. A bronc rider in wooly chaps struggles to stay on, in the center. Heavy-guage gold rope edge. The tongue of this buckle has the TCA logo in gold engraved overlay, with a rose gold salamander figure. TCA items are highly collectible, and members rarely make the same piece twice. Mark has stated he will not make an identical buckle to this one. Price: $13,500 |
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Keyston Brothers Trophy Buckle Early die-stamped trophy buckle by Keyston Brothers out of San Francisco. It fits a 1 3/4" belt. The buckle has great detail including several cowboys, a longhorn, chuckwagon, Colt pistol, and background. It is approx. 3" x 2" in size. Nickel. Price: $315.00 |
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Large Keyston Brothers Buckle One-of-a-kind Keyston Bros. buckle circa 1940. Sterling, with a large 14K gold horse's head in the center. Scalloped in a crescent shape, with very typical engraving, and "berries" framing the horse. This was originally a cantle decoration from a saddle. The copper rivets on the back have been filed and smoothed, and a hinge and tongue have been added with plenty of solder. The conversion probably occurred in the late '70's, as per an inscription on the back: "To the Cowboy from Indiana District No. 8, 1978". A great piece with layers of history, this buckle fits a 1.5" belt. Total size is 3" x 6". Price: $1,500 |
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Mexican Hoop Earrings Price: $815.00 |
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Gussenos Earrings Mexican Victorian "Gussenos" or "Little Worm" earrings. Gold filigree, with lovely curved drop containing a double row of tiny seed pearls; there's a seed pearl drop at the tip. Wonderful. Price:$1065.00 |
