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Re: native american sterling silver &terquoise pendant watch ...
If its navajo it would not be a grizzly do to the navajo nation residing primarily in arizona. I would say its a black bear. Due to it being a watch, im not sure if this is an antique of native american origin. Its a very pretty piece, but i would get it looked at by a museum that has a native american section to confirm its origin. Price wise depends on the age and silver content. One question though, does the watch portian still work? A good way to tell age on a piece like this is if the watch does not work. Due to most watchs having a shelf life of a year or two, having it working would be a big indecator. Well good luck though and i hope it turns out to be valuable.
Re: native american sterling silver &terquoise pendant watch ...
thank you for the input timdraco, no the watch does not work i have had this for roughly 6 to 7 years and the watch did not work then either. i have been trying to find a appraiser in this field near were i live and had no luck yet so i may try the antique barns close by. from what i can see and know it seems to be pretty old. but how old and valuable is the question! from researching other items somewhat similar to this i have found prices from $200 - $2000 but all different makers and never the same design.. i am stumped hopefully someone will recognize the piece. thanks again!
Re: native american sterling silver &terquoise pendant watch ...
Just curious about this piece. I will be interested to see if you find out anything about it. I love it!
Re: native american sterling silver &terquoise pendant watch...
Hi there it is a grizzly , and najavo . Made when the bear eagle horse craze happened 1980-1990 . If it was a black bear it would not be shown charging as blackbears are good spirit bears . If you can send me better more lit photos I can help you find the maker of it and hopefully a price please feel free to email me