NEW MEXICO LAND, TORRANCE , 1 AC CASH

2 Books on The Land of Enchantment, New Mexico #1 New Mexico: The Shining Land by John L. Sinclair, hardback book c. 1980 University of New Mexico Press, comes in original book jacket, hand signed by

Softback Reference Books, Spanish Art Interest, #1 The New Mexico Santero by E. Boyd c. 1969 Museum of New Mexico #2 Sacred Land: Indian and Hispanic Cultures of the Southwest, Taylor Museum for South

4 Southwestern Books, includes #1 The Land of Little Rain by Mary Austin, softback book c. 1974 University of New Mexico Press #2 New Mexico text by Tony Hillerman and photography by David Muench, har

Kestrel, Steve (b. 1947) Nesting Nighthawk bronze, Artist's Proof / 21 3 x 7 1/2 x 7 inches © Kestrel [artist's cipher] AP/21 Gerald Peters Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico_x000D_ Private Collection,

Northern New Mexico, Penitentes Cristo Crucificado, Early 20th Centurycarved wood, gesso, oil pigmentAttributed to Penitentes by Gustavo Victor Goler and Marie Romero Cash17 x 18 x 3 1/2 in. (43.18 x

Michael Wilkinson(American, b. 1954)Crystal Firelucitesigned Wilkinson / © 2000 MNW 97/2007 1/2 x 18in (19 x 45.75cm) Provenance: With Gallery Zuger, Santa Fe, New Mexico.With Ame

Land document probably from Socorro County, New Mexico dated 1890. Also includes a coroner's inquest finding from Sierra County dated 1893. Both framed. Overall with frame 14-1/4" to 15" high x 11-1/4

New Mexico Land of Enchantment Print 51X38 inches

(3) Pr. Turquoise and silver earclips, including: (1) Marked, "Oscar Betz"; (1) Marked, "Ron Wesley / Taos New Mexico"; (1) Marked, "Federico Jimenez Sterling". Largest: 2.5"H,

(4) US Western themed photos, c 1925-1935, Native American on Horseback, Buffalo on North Rim of Grand Canyon, White House-Cliff Dwelling , Canyon de Chelley,New Mexico, 1" tear left edge, largest 9"

Two Pueblo pottery story teller groups, the first by Margaret Quintara, signed 'Margaret Quintara, Taos, New Mexico, 1/1 1987', purchased from Western Heritage Indian Arts. Overland Park, KS., 12.25"h

Wonderful grouping of 15 Native American pins, of different varieties that date from 1896 to 1926. They each have a depiction of a Chief, one says "New Mexico Land of Enchantment" and another says "Pi

Group of pamphlets relating to New Mexico. (1) Rittenhouse, Jack D. Outlaw Days at Cabezon, New Mexico. Stagecoach Press. Limited Edition, #28 of 150 copies. 1964. 28 pages. 8 1/4 x 5 5/8 x 1/8 inches

Eleven references on religious art and crafts from New Mexico. 1.) BOYD, E. Popular Arts of Spanish New Mexico. Santa Fe: Museum of New Mexico Press, 1974. 2.) CARRILLO, CHARLES M., and THOMAS J. STEE

(WEST--NEW MEXICO.) L. Bradford Prince. The Present and Future of New Mexico, a Land of Prosperity and Happiness. 15 pages. 8vo, disbound, tastefully restored and restitched; minimal wear. In a custom

Fine quality hand tooled 14k yellow gold with fifteen rough cut turquoise stones and one polished stone on top. Signed by well known artist Don Juan of New Mexico. Measures 1" x 2 3/4". Total weight 5

2005, acrylic on paper, signed lower right, titled to gallery label verso Provenance: Niman Fine Art, New Mexico 11 1/2 x 16 1/2 inches paper size; 26 x 30 1/4 inches frame

Reserve Black-on-White Pitcher, 900-1050 AD. This is the earliest black-on-white phase of the Cibola branch of the Anasazi. Found at Quemado, New Mexico. 6 1/4" x 5 1/4" diam.

(lot of 3) Native American Zuni silver demi-parure, New Mexico, including: (1) squash blossom necklace, with bench beads, (ten) blossoms, central crescent naja, all set with red coral in serrated beze

**Originally Listed At $350** Native American, North America, New Mexico, ca. 1 to 500 CE. A hand woven sandal made from leaves of the desert yucca plant. Yucca leaves were used - either whole, split

Pair of large incised black and white Native American art pottery Acoma vases from New Mexico signed AC (A. Concho). Size: 14 in tall. Excellent condition.

(lot of 2) Native American silver (content unknown) and red coral cross pendants, Cecilia Iule (20th c.), Zuni, New Mexico, including: (1) approx 2 7/8"l, 1.75"w, (1) approx 1.75"l, 1 1/8"w; 20.4 gram

Portrait of Joe Graves Taos New Mexico. 19 1/2" by 20 1/2" framed. 11" by 14" unframed. Julian Robles (1933 - 2023) was active/lived in New Mexico, Texas. Julian Robles is known for Southwest Indian s

watercolor on paper, signed lower right Provenance: Gallery Taos, New Mexico 19 1/2 x 29 1/2 inches sight; 24 1/2 x 34 1/2 inches frame