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Mid-Century Navajo craftsmanship, featuring a hand-stamped silver concho belt slide in the classic Old Pawn tradition. Dating from the 1950s to the 1970s, this piece showcases exceptional artistry with intricate sunburst patterns, scalloped edges, and traditional geometric stamp work that radiates from the center.
Crafted with a heavy, substantial feel, the slide exhibits a beautiful vintage patina that only comes with age, highlighting the depth of the hand-tooled details. This versatile piece is designed to slide onto a leather belt strap, making it a perfect addition to a traditional concho belt or a unique statement piece for a modern wardrobe. Whether you are a collector of Native American silver or looking for an authentic piece of Southwest history, this concho slide offers timeless appeal and rugged elegance.
Key Details
Culture: Navajo / Southwest Native American
Era: Vintage (Circa 1950s–1970s)
Material: Silver (unmarked, tests as sterling or high-grade coin silver)
Technique: Hand-stamped, Chiseled, Scalloped Edges
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with natural oxidation and wear consistent with age.
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