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Northwest Coast Art

Rare and historic southwest Indian arts and crafts — Navajo, Hopi, Apaches, Zuni, and more...

Anderson’s carries some rare and historic Native American crafts from the Hopi, Navajo, Apache, and other tribes. These hard-to-find pieces are one of a kind.

Visit us on the road at one of our shows to see our current inventory.

Navajo “whirling log” tray

This hand-hammered silver tray features 35 whirling log designs in 35 scallops, with similar numbers of sunrise symbols. The design also includes 18 arrow stamps and a single whirling log in the tray’s center. It is believed to have been made for a “calling card tray.” It is likely from a senior army officer or business executive’s collection. Cost: $1400.

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Apache double saddle bag

This Apache double saddle bag measures 11x45 inches, including fringe. It has 22 “hawk bells” attached as decoration, along with 12 Prosser beads. Both are from the mid 1800s. Published information about these ornaments comes with the bag.Excellent condition. Cost: $2400

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Tesuque Pueblo war club

This Apache war club measures 13 inches long, not including the horse hair. A very old price tag is attached. It reads “Tesuque Pueblo, New Mexico.”The stone portion is in excellent condition, but one of the horsehair segments is loose. Cost: $300.

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