Western Trading Post Monthly Auction!

A pair of authentic miniature Navajo wedding vases, with hand etched embellishments. Both have the potters signature on bottom and they are about 3 in

2 vintage handmade beaded hair ties with Concho’s. Could be used as accents for many different things.

3 ink pens that have been hand beaded around their middle. Unique!

Native American Indian handmade beaded cuff (contemporary). Beautiful beadwork. Measures approximately 6 3/4", with a 1" opening. Can be a...

A pair of miniature Navajo handmade vases. One is a wedding vase, the other is a miniature water vessel. They are both black in color with reddish emb

A standard sized belt buckle that has been beautifully hand beaded. In excellent condition. If you had to spend the time to bead this yourself, you’d

A pair of hand etched arrowhead earrings and matching pendant. Beautifully Made from blue glass.

10 beautifully made mini horsehair baskets from the Tohono O'odham Indians. Five are lidded baskets, and five are plaques. These mini’s are nove...

Miniature handmade Jemez pottery by “Toya.” Measures approximately 3 1/2" tall and shows three figures climbing over the rim of the pottery. Ma...

A beautifully beaded handmade necklace by Cherokee artist Buddy Bates (comes with a little card that tells about Buddy). Fits about 22" around ...

A beautiful vintage Native American style necklace with fine heishi beads and a large turquoise cabochon. Fits 14" around the neck.

This watch cuff is done in the Navajo tradition, but made for tourist consumption!Measures approximately 6" around with a one and a half inch o...

Miniature clay pottery. This handmade cup and saucer, appears to be Navajo made. Makers Mark is illegible on the bottom.

Native American style necklace that fits up to 28" around the neck. Has beadwork, bobcat claws, bone spacers, trade beads, etc. Pow Wow style!

Beautiful hand beadwork on these vintage salt and pepper shakers.The “Joneses” do not have salt and pepper shakers like these!

A turquoise stone weighing 379 carats, that has been carved in a manner so there is a snake on the top side.

This knife sheath is done in the Cheyenne tradition and while not new, it has never been used (new old stock). Made with Deer hide. You’ll be a hit at

A turquoise stone weighing 722 carats that is carved any manner so it depicts two frogs on the top side.

A whopping 1466 carats of turquoise that has been carved any manner so there are two alligators on it.

A pair of vintage beaded purses, the one on the right is a very old and fragile. It appears to be an old native American made “tourist” piece, probabl