A lot of thirteen Zuni fetishes of various animals

A lot of thirteen Zuni fetishes of various animals, including birds and fish, the largest 5"l

A lot of nine Zuni fetishes of various animals, including bear, fish, and frog, the largest 7.5"l

Lot of 18 miniZuni fetishes. Made of assorted stones, turquoise, lapis. Measure 1" - 2" each. Domestic shipping $8. No additional fees for in-house materials or handling. International shipping calcul

A lot of twelve Zuni stone fetish carvings of various animals, including bears, birds, and cats, the largest 7.5"l

Artisan Lot. Carved stone Zuni fetish animals. Enamel Kelvin Chen teapot miniature, Two artisan pottery mini lidded boxes. Paper Vase with Metal Liner. Made either from a book or magazine pages --- US

Lot of 4 Zuni fetish carved animals including a bear (3.25" spiderweb turquoise), bobcat (1.5") with artist's initials on bottom, small standing bear (1.5") and 1 bear that is broken. This lot is from

Collection of six Native American Zuni fetish necklaces. Various stone carved animals and heishi beads. Most are colorful, one with bird beads is shades of brown. Turquoise, coral, shell, agate, mothe

Lot of 4 Native American Zuni fetish animals including artist signed Dan Quam badger (2.5" l x 1.5" w), bear (3"l x 2.5"h), and 2 mountain lions, one made of amber. This lot is from DeBow Freed Trust.

A lot of nine Zuni stone fetish carvings, including animals and kachinas, including several signed pieces "D.Shebola", the largest 6.5"

Special Zuni style stone fetish necklace, carved in various animal form, with a large jet bear pendant. 32inch L.

Sizes range approx. 2 in. H x 1 in. W to 4.5 in. H x 4.5 in. W. Weight 8 oz.

Unknown artist, likely from the early or mid 1980s. Both are believed to be turquoise. Please see photos for condition. Wrap and feathers have some damage. Smaller, tail-down animal (Beaver or fox?) i

Lot of 8 Native Zuni Carved Multi-Stone Animal Fetishes. See photos for details as part of description. Materials include orange fluorite, stone, serpentine, and pipestone. Excellent vintage condition

Collectible rare Zuni fetish type heishi bead necklace, with pendents of multi stone carved in various animal shapes, the Zuni are Native Americans Pueblo peoples who are native to the Zuni River vall

lot of 3, includes a double-strand necklace strung with heishi and carved fetishes of various animals in a variety of stones, length 27 in.; PLUS a braided black leather bolo tie with tapered silver e

Collector's Lot of Zuni Pueblo Carved Jet and Turquoise Animal Fetishes. Including a sitting bear by Claudia Peina, a beaver with wood by Justin Red Elk, among others. Each signed/marked. Size: Rangin

Late 20th/21st Century Each variously marked Comprising a large single stone Picasso marble six-directions carving of various animals, as well as a Picasso marble beetle, two giraffes, one of pipest

Zuni Multi-Stone, Silver Fetish Necklace Featuring three strands of various animals, fish and birds carved of turquoise, malachite, mother-of-pearl, jet, spiny oyster shell, jasper, amber, abalone she

4" x 3.25" x 1" flat Zuni fetish pink stone animal with turquoise accents - possibly a frog. Unknown artist. This lot is from DeBow Freed Trust.

Lot of 13 Zuni Carved Stone Bear and Buffalo Animal Fetish Figures. Sizes Range 1 in. H x 1.5 in. W to 2 in. H x 3.5 W. Weight 12.5 oz.

(Attributed to Edna Leki) Edna Leki (1924-2003) is recognized as being the first female Zuni fetish carver. The carving is not signed, but we are grateful to an expert for his help to identify this. P

Leo Poblano (1905 - 1959) Zuni Pueblo Animal Fetish. Likely 1940s. The carving is not signed, but we are grateful to an expert for his help to identify this. Please see photos for condition. Leather /

Leo Poblano (1905 - 1959) Zuni Pueblo Animal Fetish. Likely 1940s. The carving is not signed, but we are grateful to an expert for his help to identify this. Please see photos for condition. Leather /

Largest measures 1-7/8 x 3-1/2 x 3/4; smallest measures 1-1/4 x 1/2 x 1/4. These carvings have traditionally served a ceremonial purpose for their creators and depict animals and icons integral to the