NATIVE AMERICAN AND SOUTHWESTERN-STYLE STERLING AND OTHER SILVER JEWELRY, LOT OF 14, including a large pendant/clip with coral signed "Paul Cayatineto", a ring by Norman Lee (Navajo) with elongated oval top featuring inlay of turquoise and mother-of-pearl, a sterling figural brooch with three pendants by Shube's Manufacturing Inc. of Albuquerque, NM, a sterling ring with stamped decoration and center turquoise having an unidentified "AR" maker's mark, a sterling "I'itoi" or "Man in the Maze" brooch/pendant, and a sterling bug brooch with turquoise-type stone having unidentified "HL" maker's mark. Nine pieces with sterling fineness marks, remainder with unknown silver fineness/metal content, some pieces with maker's marks. Total weight of nine marked sterling pieces including non-sterling components: 3.570 ozt. 20th century. Ring sizes 4 1/2 to 9 1/4.
Provenance: From the collection of Pat and Jerry Meyer, Silver Spring, MD.

Most in good to excellent overall condition with wear and other imperfections including bending, dents, worn spots to decoration, and/or possible minor repairs; Lee ring with damage to band; bug and elongated brooch lacking pin fastener.