NAVAJO, ZUNI, AND NATIVE AMERICAN-STYLE STERLING AND OTHER SILVER JEWELRY, LOT OF 21 PIECES, marked sterling pieces comprising a cuff bracelet with rope-patterned center marked "CA" possibly for Cecil Ashley (Navajo), a cuff bracelet with turquoise-type stones and stamped designs, a men's ring with tigers eye inlay, a ring with four pear-shaped turquoise-type cabochons, a near pair of bug brooches with same unidentified maker's mark, a bar brooch with center stone and stamped design, and a pair of stud earrings with marked 10K gold posts and 14K gold fasteners, other pieces including a wide silver-toned cuff bracelet marked "ABJ / NAVAJO", a ring with inlay design by W-M Eriacho (Zuni), a circular brooch with coral cabochons by Lorraine Waatsa (Zuni), a ring with petit point turquoise-type stones marked "ECL", and an unmarked, likely Zuni, inlaid Rainbow Dancer brooch. Nine pieces marked for sterling fineness, some pieces with other marks. Total weight of marked sterling pieces including stones and gold components: 2.600 ozt. 20th/21st century. Ring sizes 4 1/2 to 10 3/4.
Provenance: The collection of the late Theodore "Ted" and Alvina Breckel, Oley, PA and Winnetka, IL.

Good to very good overall condition with some wear and other minor to moderate imperfections including surface scratches, bending, dents, worn spots, and/or possible chips/flakes to stones; three rings probably resized; one sterling bug brooch with stone having pin fastener probably replaced. Stones not professionally graded.