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Early Navajo or Pueblo Cluster RingSilver and Turquoise Circa 1930 Size 7. 5 Face measures 1" by 5 8" Unsigned, as is common with these old pieces. Coin or higher in silver content. The Turquoise cluster ring is truly an iconic piece of Navajo and Pueblo jewelry design. This early example presents an atypical diamond or marquis shape with a center oval Turquoise framed in twisted wire and surrounded by lovely, old Turquoise ovals and rounds. The face sits atop a three part split shank

model 6263

Commercial Turquoise mining would not hit the region until the thirties

shuttering in 1938

Arte Vetreria Muranese (AVEM)

Blue soffiato vase with ribbed body and dimpled surface detail

The underside of each is inscribed with the typical signature of "Archimede Seguso Murano"

as well as a few small rust spots

113 illustrates series and p

and aventurine canes

which is thick cased pulegoso glass

and he brought a very distinctive style to AVEM which catapulted them to the forefront of Murano glass production

VSM Cappellin Venini & C