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Desert West Auction January 18, 2020

Auction CurrencyUSD Auction LocationP.O Box 77 3870 Hwy 35, Mimbres, New Mexico, 88049, United States In Person PreviewGallery preview 2 hours prior to auction sale time.

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Desert West Auction January 18th, 2020, featuring Native American Folk Art, Hopi & Navajo Kachinas, Pueblo Pottery, Sterling Silver Pawn Jewerly, Original Art, Baskets & Trading Post Delights!!

Antiques, Collectibles, & Local Artisans work of Art.

Judy Savarese, better known as "The Alabamam Mama" has Original Oil Paintings. Judy Excels at painting Desert Cactus Flowers, Animals including Horses, Cows & is now dabbling in North West Coast Animals.

Kills Thunder from Arzona presents Original Acylic Paintings, Beaded Jewelry, Beaded Bowls, & her very own Southwestern Design Jewelry.

Sit back, sign up for the live auction, or better yet come see us!!! We take Absentee Bids by email, telelphone, or call-ins. We are listed on line at www.icollector.com, where you can bid live and listen to the bidding LIVE!!!
Good Luck and Good Bidding!!!!!
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Vintage Rustic Pagoda Candleholder Lantern1371 - Vintage Rustic Pagoda Candleholder Lantern
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Vintage Rustic Footed Pagoda Candleholder Lantern, measures 7.5''square
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Estimate : 40.00 - 60.00
Sold to JKomraus for 35.00
 
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Pair of Carved Wood Cats1372 - Pair of Carved Wood Cats
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Pair of Carved Wood Cats, largest measures 10''H, large cat has chip in ear
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Estimate : 40.00 - 60.00
Sold to floor for 30.00
 
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Wounaan Basket by Ingrid Chammara1373 - Wounaan Basket by Ingrid Chammara
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Beautiful Wounaan Basket by Ingrid Chammara a 14 year old and just her second basket!, measures 1'' x 3.5'', bird motif, very tight ...
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Estimate : 25.00 - 30.00
Sold to floor for 20.00
 
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Taos Pueblo Micaceous Clay Pottery Jar1374 - Taos Pueblo Micaceous Clay Pottery Jar
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Native American Taos Pueblo Micaceous Clay Pottery Jar with Bear Handle, measures 5'' x 7.5'', possible artists include Jessie Marcu...
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Estimate : 40.00 - 60.00
Sold to michaelsno.. for 35.00
 
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Vintage Chinese Sewing Basket1375 - Vintage Chinese Sewing Basket
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Vintage Chinese Sewing Basket, measures 3.5'' x 9'', embellished with Peking glass beads, coins, old tassels, and a large yellow gla...
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Start Price : 20.00 | Estimate : 30.00 - 40.00
 
 
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2 South American Kuna Indian Molas1377 - 2 South American Kuna Indian Molas
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2 South American Kuna Indian Molas, measure 12'' x 15'', FYI: ''The Mola, or Molas, is a hand-made textile that forms part o...
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Estimate : 40.00 - 60.00
Sold to floor for 30.00
 
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Native American Navajo Wool Textile Rug1378 - Native American Navajo Wool Textile Rug
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Native American Navajo Wool Textile Rug by Isabelle Leonard of Chinle, Arizona, measures 20.5'' x 20.5'', beautiful colors in a serr...
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Estimate : 60.00 - 80.00
Sold to floor for 45.00
 
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Native American Isleta Polychrome Pottery Jar1379 - Native American Isleta Polychrome Pottery Jar
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Native American Isleta Polychrome Pottery Jar, measures 4'' x 4.5'' and has artist's initials R.L. on the bottom
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Estimate : 25.00 - 30.00
Sold to floor for 25.00
 
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Southwestern Rug1380 - Southwestern Rug
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Southwestern Rug, measures 42'' x 64'' with fringe
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Estimate : 35.00 - 50.00
Sold to floor for 25.00
 
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Ethnic Wicker Market Bag1381 - Ethnic Wicker Market Bag
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Ethnic Wicker Market Bag, measures 8'' x 20'' x 15''
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Estimate : 40.00 - 60.00
Sold to floor for 30.00
 
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