Anderson`s Americana Indian Shows

A mericana Indian Shows
An Arizona Family For Seven Generations
Anderson’s
P.O. Box 3447 • Flagstaff, Arizona 86003 • Fax (928) 774-3139 • [email protected] • www.americana.net
PRESENTS OUR WINTER SERIES • 2013
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BALTIMORE METRO AREA
HOLIDAY INN - TIMONIUM
9615 DEERECO RD., TIMONIUM, MD 21093
(410) 560-1000 Ext. 752
Take I-695 to I-83, go north on I-83 then take Exit #17 off I-83 (Padonia
Rd.) Hotel is immediately off the exit ramp on Deereco Rd., next to
Chili’s Bar & Grill. Parking is right outside the showroom entrance.
FRIDAY.............. FEBRUARY 8, 2013...... 11 AM - 9 PM
SATURDAY........ FEBRUARY 9, 2013...... 11 AM - 8 PM
SUNDAY . .......... FEBRUARY 10, 2013......11 AM - 7 PM
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8401 WESTPARK DRIVE, McLEAN, VA 22102
➴ 40 CASES OF SILVER and
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➴ OVER 200 PIECES OF SOUTHWESTERN
INDIAN POTTERY - Historic & Contemporary
➴ HOPI KACHINAS
➴ NAVAJO RUGS - Historic & Contemporary
➴ BASKETS - Historic & Contemporary
➴ ART and SANDPAINTINGS
➴ SCULPTURE and FETISHES
➴ NORTHWEST COAST and ESKIMO,
ARTS and CRAFTS
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FRIDAY................FEBRUARY 15, 2013............. 11 AM - 9 PM
SATURDAY..........FEBRUARY 16, 2013............. 11 AM - 8 PM
SUNDAY...............FEBRUARY 17, 2013............. 11 AM - 7 PM
MONDAY..............FEBRUARY 18, 2013............. 11 AM - 7 PM
- PRESIDENT’S DAY WEEKEND -
OUR NEXT SHOWS WILL BE
mcLEAN, VA - May 10-12, 2013
timonium, MD - May 17-19, 2013
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Happy New Year! Americana Indian Shows
would like to thank all of you for your support
- we look forward to serving you in 2013. We
wish you a happy and prosperous new year!
Winter was an exciting season for us! We were
kept busy buying from artists who were out drumming
up money for holiday shopping. Alton Bedonie
designed another stunning lapis and sterling silver
necklace along with several gorgeous pendants,
rings and earrings. We were also able to get a few
new pendants and rings from Kee Yazzie. On one
of our buying trips we obtained a magnificent 21
strand very fine turquoise heishi necklace that was
made around 1980 (you have to see this to believe
how tiny and fine these heishi beads are!), as well
as a very intriguing vintage mosaic/chip inlay peyote
bird necklace. After talking with Bill Malone, we
believe the center piece of this necklace was
created in Pinon, Arizona by a Navajo artist with
the last name of Etsity, while the side birds and
beads were made by Tommy Singer. Considering
that these two artists belonged to competing shops
at the time the pieces were created, it is a mystery
how they were brought together in one necklace.
There’s no doubt, however, that it is a unique, oneof-a-kind piece and is a classic example of chipinlay work of the early to mid 70’s. While visiting
with Bill Malone, we obtained a nice coral bracelet
as well as a great shadow box mosaic in-lay ring
that was made by one of Tommy Singer’s artists
in the mid 1970’s. A quick trip to Zuni before the holidays
resulted in the acquisition of an exquisite turquoise ring by
Edith Tsabetsaye and several pieces inlayed with Carico
Lake turquoise by Harlan Coonsis. Jack Tom brought by
three great new necklaces that he had just finished. Brian
Clark too created another masterpiece - a one ounce 14kt
gold and high grade Lone Mountain turquoise ring.
In addition, we obtained many excellent pieces through
collections: an Ernest Benally bracelet, Joseph Coriz
necklace, Nevada Blue turquoise bolo made by Archie
Henderson, a buckle and bolo set by Howard Nelson,
cluster bracelet by Fannie Ondelacy, seven-stone turquoise
bracelet by Henry and Louise Roanhorse, an oval, silver
belt buckle by Tom Jim in a rare size that fits a one-inch
wide belt (great for a dress belt!), and many more, including
some great concho belts by Andy Cadman, Sunshine
Reeves and Tom Jim.
It’s a great start to the New Year and we will have a
fantastic selection this time out. See you at the show!
Thanks, Eric
Navajo RUGS
It is hard to believe that yet another year has come and
gone. Our sales of rugs and pillow sets during 2012 were
wonderful and we as well as Bill Malone and his family
thank you all for your continued business. For this series
of shows, our inventory will feature more of the fine small
to medium sized unique weavings you have asked
for and there are more pillow sets in the works as of
this writing. We were also able to fill the request for
a few of the larger weavings this past year so if you
are looking for a rug larger than what you see in our
inventory please let us know and we will work with Bill
to find it for you. Thank you once again for another
great year!
Kachinas
It’s the heart of winter and the Hopi katsina have
returned to their mountain home, but this doesn’t
mean that carvers are idle. The dancers are working
on repairs and replacement ceremonial attire and
this means that their thoughts are on the coming
Soyal or “Return Ceremony”. Stop in and see what
the coming of spring holds in the way of katsina.
We will have pieces by multi-award winning artists
Laurence Dallas, Raymond Chee, Marlin Pinto,
Wilmer Kaye, and Sterling MacRae as well as
others.
ART & SANdPAINTINGS
Our inventory of sandpaintings for this series
of shows will feature more fantastic pieces by
Sammy Myerson in shadow box form as well
as fine competition quality works by Joe Ben
Jr., Bilson Kee, Baatsoslanii and Tom Clark.
We will also restock the smaller sandpaintings
including those with the reproduction arrow heads added
to the mat work. The framed art inventory will include new
works by Carol Lee Thompson, Navajo artist Jack Black
and others. We still have a few of the nice jewelry boxes with
the sandpainted lids in our inventory and with Valentine’s
Day just around the corner, these are great gift ideas.
Davis
POTTERY
Polychrome pottery is described as a vessel decorated
with three or more colors. Acoma artists have for decades
been masters of combining colorful designs and patterns.
Presently, we have dozens of examples for you to choose
from. Come in to see the latest works from Diane Lewis,
Franklin Peters and Sandra Victorino. We have work by
other artists such as Patricia Daubs, Wesley Begay, Paul
Lansing, Wilfred Garcia and Loretta Navasie. On hand
will be a variety of inexpensive horsehair decoration pottery
as well.
Matt
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