Multi-Stone Channel/Mosaic Inlay Vintage Braclet
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$1,111.10
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ZelleMAKE A REASONABLE OFFER.. $$$ The hallmark TS on this bracelet belongs to the celebrated Navajo silversmith Tommy Sam (also known as Tom Sam) or potentially Thomas Singer. Both artists are known for their intricate Native American jewelry work. Artist Details Tommy Sam (Tom Sam): The block letter TS hallmark is identified in some hallmark guides as belonging to Tom Sam, a Navajo artist known for using precise hallmarks. Thomas Singer: A world-renowned Navajo silversmith (1940-2014) who pioneered the chip-inlay technique often associated with multi-stone pieces. He used several hallmarks during his career, including TS and T. Singer. His works are highly sought after. Other Artists: The initials TS could also potentially belong to other, lesser-known artists, but Sam and Singer are the most prominent uses of this specific mark in Native American jewelry. The style of the multi-stone channel/mosaic inlay in your previous image is a technique mastered by Zuni and Navajo artists. The clean, fitted stonework is characteristic of the high-quality craftsmanship associated with artists like those mentioned above.
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Multi-Stone Channel/Mosaic Inlay Vintage Braclet
16 Days
17
0
$1,111.10
G
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoZelleMAKE A REASONABLE OFFER.. $$$ The hallmark TS on this bracelet belongs to the celebrated Navajo silversmith Tommy Sam (also known as Tom Sam) or potentially Thomas Singer. Both artists are known for their intricate Native American jewelry work. Artist Details Tommy Sam (Tom Sam): The block letter TS hallmark is identified in some hallmark guides as belonging to Tom Sam, a Navajo artist known for using precise hallmarks. Thomas Singer: A world-renowned Navajo silversmith (1940-2014) who pioneered the chip-inlay technique often associated with multi-stone pieces. He used several hallmarks during his career, including TS and T. Singer. His works are highly sought after. Other Artists: The initials TS could also potentially belong to other, lesser-known artists, but Sam and Singer are the most prominent uses of this specific mark in Native American jewelry. The style of the multi-stone channel/mosaic inlay in your previous image is a technique mastered by Zuni and Navajo artists. The clean, fitted stonework is characteristic of the high-quality craftsmanship associated with artists like those mentioned above.
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