Incredible Navajo Silver CROSS Prize Winner LARGE 8.5" 1966 New Mexico State Fair Blue Ribbon * One of a Kind Start Price USD 625.00 Current Price USD 625.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, December 01, 2008 End Time Thursday, December 11, 2008 Location Enchanting New Mexico See more about 'Incredible Navajo Silver CROSS Prize Winner LARGE 8.5"' Description A rare opportunity to own such a beautiful piece of sterling silver work from Navajo Native American Indian Coolidge Nez.  It is signed with his symbol: an O V with an arc.  He was a bench silver smith for Manny Goodman and the Covered Wagon.  This piece received the 1966 New Mexico State Fair First Prize.The cross uses the silver overly technique that is usually associated with Hopi Pueblo silversmiths, and an oxidized three-dimensional edge that provides a shadow effect.  Measures approximately 8.5 inches long and 5.25 inches wide; it is 1 inch wide at the thickest point at the bottom; weighs a hefty 3 ounces.  Definitely one-of-a-kind.From a smoke-free home.  We are geezers cleaning out closets.Please email with any questions.We only charge actual postal costs for shipping. YES, we will work with you for swifter or more economical shipping. YES, we will combine purchases to save on postage, and we will use the post office flat rate options whenever possible YES Delivery Confirmation is included in the shipping cost, and insurance is optional. YES we will accept returns; we want you to be happy. We will send an eBay invoice after the auction; or you can go right to the eBay check-out --- postage options are  already entered unless you have multiple purchases.  Place a Bid!