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Early Navajo Ring with RaindropsSilver and Turquoise First quarter of the twentieth century Size 5 5. 25 (ever so slightly out of round) Face measures 3 4" by 5 8" Unsigned, as is common with these old pieces. Coin or higher in silver content. This beautiful Navajo ring features a large oval Turquoise that started life in a Robin's Egg Blue but through wear and enjoyment has transitioned to include varying shades of green. Beside the oval Turquoise are two stamped bars and two pairs

There is a very fine stray trail of glass that continues from the spiral motif at the neck onto the body of the piece

The silver plate shows a chiseled design radiating from the old-style bezel set green Turquoise stone

unlike the actual example shown on page 365 of the book Vittorio Zecchin: Transparent Glass for Cappellin and Venini by Barovier and Sonego that has subpar proportions

and roped foot

Fazzoletto vase

is one of them

Not only are the silver bezels partially worn away

Bollicine vase

to the surface

Clean interior

Straw-colored glass vase with Meza Stampura detail

This is due to numerous aspects

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