Very Rare Early 1700’s Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug

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Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug

Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug
Very Rare Find: Early 1700’s Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug. We had the privilege of acquiring this incredible piece from an avid historical collector who is retiring. This is a large double handled water vessel from the early 1700s Moravian period. This beautiful piece stands 10.75 (over 27cm), and is 10 (25.5cm) wide. The opening at top is 5.75 (14.5cm) across. We tried to take many pictures to show exact condition of the piece. There are two small chips on the lip as pictures, but in extremely good shape for being 300+ years old. A little history about the Moravian People in the 1700s. The eighteenth century saw the renewal of the Moravian Church through the patronage of Count Nicholas Ludwig von Zinzendorf, a pietist nobleman in Saxony. Some Moravian families fleeing persecution in Bohemia and Moravia found refuge on Zinzendorf’s estate in 1722 and built the community of Herrnhut. The new community became the haven for many more Moravian refugees. Count Zinzendorf encouraged them to keep the discipline of the Unitas Fratrum, and he gave them the vision to take the gospel to the far corners of the globe. August 13, 1727, marked the culmination of a great spiritual renewal for the Moravian Church in Herrnhut, and in 1732 the first missionaries were sent to the West Indies. This is an incredible piece and would make a centerpiece for most collections. On rare occasions it may take longer. Please ask questions up front especially on clothing if you are unsure of it fitting properly. We strive for 100% satisfaction and will do everything to make this possible. We are a husband and wife team who enjoy providing good quality products to our customers. We appreciate your time and do our best to satisfy your needs. Thanks for taking time to look! The item “Very Rare Early 1700’s Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug” is in sale since Sunday, September 29, 2013. This item is in the category “Pottery & Glass\Pottery & China\Art Pottery\European Pottery\Other European Art Pottery”. The seller is “paulette8932″ and is located in Granite Falls, North Carolina. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Very Rare Early 1700's Moravian Large Double handled water Vessel Pottery Jug

VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring

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VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring

VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring
VERY RARE Native American Sterling silver and turquoise ring by ” Morris Robinson”! Morris Robinson was a pioneering Hopi silversmith who began working with silver in the early 1920’s. Robinson worked for a number of Native American jewelry shops and Trading Posts, including Vaughn’s Indian Store, Skiles Indian Shop, and Fred Wilson’s Indian Trading Post in Phoenix, AZ. He also worked at Harry Sakyesva’s Jewelry Shop and at McCormick Indian Arts and Crafts Center in Scottsdale, AZ. Morris Robinson was a Multiple Award winning artist whose jewelry is very rare and highly sought after. His signature consists of the letter “H”, for Hopi, and a Snake clan symbol. This is a true Museum Quality Native American work of Art. Don’t miss this rare opportunity. Ring size 7.75. Face of ring measures 2″ inches long by 5/8″ inches wide. Ring weighs 5.8 grams. Signed by Morris Robinson with the letter “H”, for Hopi, and a snake clan symbol. Just wait for me to send you a combined invoice before paying. Please view all pictures, and if you have any questions, please contact me at any time. Precious metals are tested using a Thermo-Fisher Scientific Niton XL2 Spectrometer. The item “VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring” is in sale since Saturday, June 9, 2018. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Ethnic, Regional & Tribal\Native American\Rings”. The seller is “ikhldaba” and is located in Dearborn, Michigan. This item can be shipped to United States.
  • Tribal Affiliation: Hopi
  • Main Stone: Turquoise
  • Metal: Sterling Silver
  • Jewelry Type: Rare Native American Rings
  • Country of Origin: USA
  • Ring Size: 7.75
  • Material: Sterling Silver, Turquoise
  • Brand: Old Pawn, Hand Made Native American Jewelry
  • Signed?: Signed
  • Artisan: Morris Robinson, “H” For Hopi & Snake Clan Symbol

VERY RARE! Hopi Morris Robinson LARGE Sterling Silver & Turquoise Ring