Vintage 1930 Navajo Stamped Silver Whitetail Deer Pin Brooch Turquoise Eye Rare

  
Offered for sale is an authentic early-to-mid 20th century Navajo stamped silver whitetail deer brooch, dating approximately from the 1930s-1950s. This charming figural piece features a stylized deer with hand-stamped details and a turquoise-set eye, a classic element of early Southwestern Native American jewelry. The brooch is crafted from silver (unmarked, typical of the era) and weighs approximately ½ ounce (14 grams). It retains a rich, naturally aged patina that collectors value. The reverse shows original period-correct latch fittings; however, the pin/needle is missing. The latches remain intact and functional, making it easy for a jeweler or collector to add a replacement pin if desired. This piece displays beautifully as-is and remains a strong example of early Navajo figural silver work. Material: Silver (unmarked), natural turquoise.

2.5" x 1.5". Design: Whitetail deer figural brooch. Condition: Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear and patina. Pin/needle missing; original latches intact and usable. Closure: Original latch fittings present (pin missing).

Photos are of the exact item you will receive. Patina has not been polished to preserve originality. Excellent candidate for restoration or display. Please review all photos carefully for condition details.