Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show 2019

The Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show 2019 is opening with a Preview Party on April 25, 2019, continuing from April 26-28 at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. For those of you who haven’t heard the great news, the show was purchased by the Philadelphia Museum of Art. While it continues to occur this year in a structural tent in the Philadelphia Navy Yard, in future years (after renovations are completed), the show will be presented in the museum itself.

In keeping with the tradition of great art offered at the Philadelphia Antiques Show, we are planning to bring many fresh and exciting new works. Be sure to watch our website over the next few weeks as we post some of these items.

We hope you can attend! If you have any questions, be sure to contact me at 212-439-9257 or at info@marcyburns.com.

Black and sienna plate by Tony Da

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/santa-clara-black-and-sienna-plate-by-tony-da

Hopi Polacca jar

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/hopi-polacca-polychrome-jar-1

Snapshot of our gallery

We have some outstanding pottery, baskets and textiles and thought you might like to see them in these gallery snapshots.

The start to the new year has been good. We have had strong sales in fine quality objects. Please don’t hesitate to contact us for more information about anything you see in these photos or if you would like to ask about items in specific areas of interest that might not be pictured in these photos.

Some of you might also be interested in seeing our booth at the recent Wallace Hall Show. While not including the showcase and textile on the right wall, this photo gives you an idea of what we exhibited in our booth. Thank you to those of you who attended this show and helped make it a success!

Partial list of artists represented in our booth at The Art, Design & Antiques Show

Complimentary ticket - please print and take with you to the show

Reminder: We will be showing at the upcoming Art, Design and Antiques Show at Wallace Hall Friday, January 18 through Sunday, January 20, 2019. The opening is only a day away!

We are bringing some wonderful Textiles, Historic Pottery, Baskets and Jewelry. In addition, we will be featuring major works by Native American potters. These are premier examples of the potters’ work from the 1980s-early 2000s. We urge you to come to see all of our outstanding offerings.

A partial list of artists whose works we are featuring:

Aguilar sisters: Felipita Garcia and Asuncion Aguilar Cate’

Margaret Tafoya

Nancy Youngblood

Nathan Youngblood

Dora Tse’ Pe’

Tammy Garcia

Maria Martinez

Robert Tenorio

Effie and Orville Garcia

Grace Medicine Flower

Dorothy Toribio

Helen Shupla

Upcoming Show, Complimentary Tickets and New Postings

The Art, Design & Antiques Show will be opening in just 2 weeks - during Antiques Week in New York. We are bringing many fresh and superb items to the show. We hope that you can attend.

I am attaching a complimentary ticket. Please print it for free entry.

In addition, we have recently posted 3 pots to our website. To learn more about each one, click the link below the photo:

Kewa (formerly known as Santo Domingo) pottery jar attributed to Felipita Aguilar Garcia or Asuncion Aguilar Cate’

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/kewa-formerly-santo-domingo-jar-attributed-to-one-of-the-aguilar-sisters

Zia Historic jar with 2 parrots and 2 “Zia” birds

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/zia-jar-with-birds

Santa Clara incised plate by Nathan Youngblood

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/santa-clara-black-plate-by-nathan-youngblood-with-four-bear-paw-designs

Just a few words...

As the New Year approaches, we want to thank all of you for your continued interest, support, purchases and consignments. We especially value the relationships and friendships that we have been able to develop with so many of you.

 We believe that the art we offer is important. We have recently acquired two great collections and look forward to offering objects from them during the new year along with other works of art.

 We wish you and your families a very healthy and happy new year!

 All the best,

 Marcy and Richard

New Acquisitions

We are very excited to announce recent acquisitions of pottery from two large collections. These collections are rich in pottery by well-known potters from the 1990s-early 2000s as well as historic pottery. Be sure to watch our site as we will continually add fresh items.

In addition to pottery, we have acquired baskets, textiles and jewelry and will be adding them to our listings as well.

Today’s postings include:

miniatures by: (left to right): Dorothy Torivio, Deborah Aragon, and Sandra Victorinoeach is described individually: http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/acoma-small-jar-with-geometric-op-art-design;

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/acoma-miniature-seed-jar-by-1;

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/acoma-miniature-seed-jar-by

Mono boat-shaped basket

http://www.marcyburns.com/baskets-collection/monache-western-mono-boat-shaped-basket

Necklace by Antonio Pineda

http://www.marcyburns.com/taxco-jewelry-collection/antonio-pineda-necklace-with-leaf-design

Zia berry and leaf jar, circa 1890-1910

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/zia-polychrome-holly-berry-jar

Navajo Late Classic serape - fresh to the market

We have recently acquired this Late Classic serape and are thrilled to offer it for sale. Those of you who receive this Blog are receiving first notication about it!

The beauty of the blanket speaks for itself:

Handspun wool, including the following: natural white, synthetic-dyed red, blue indigo; green indigo and rabbit brush; yellow rabbit brush; pink that is synthetic red and white handspun carded together.

To read more about this blanket, click this link: http://www.marcyburns.com/textiles-collection/navajo-late-classic-serape

We will feature this blanket at the upcoming Delaware Antiques Show and will also have it with us at the AADLA Show. We are sharing a booth with Schillay Fine Art, Inc. at the AADLA show and wall space is devoted to fine art at that show. To learn more about Schillay Fine Art, click: http://www.schillay.com

Upcoming shows, comp tickets, and new offerings

The Fall Show season is upon us and we want to invite you to two shows that Marcy Burns American Indian Arts is participating in:

The AADLA Show (ART AND ANTIQUES DEALERS LEAGUE OF AMERICA)

Wallace Hall, St. Ignatius Loyola Church, Park Avenue at 84th Street, New York City October 26-29, 2018

I will be showing vintage Native American jewelry and jewelry from Taxco, Mexico as well as a limited number of pots and baskets. If you are interested in seeing something in particular from my website, please let me know and I will bring it to the show.

Schillay Fine Art is also showing in the booth and will be featuring fine art spanning from Impressionism to Abstract Expressionism.

Complimentary tickets are available. Please print the complimentary ticket below and bring it with you. If you have difficulty printing it, please let me know.

To learn more about the show, go to: http://aadlafair.com/

SAVE THE DATE: THE 55TH ANNUAL DELAWARE ANTIQUES SHOW

NOVEMBER 9-11, 2018

CHASE CENTER ON THE RIVERFRONT

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

This show is owned by Winterthur Museum. The dealers represent the finest Americana dealers in the country. Be sure to mark these dates on your calendar…it is a show not to be missed!

https://www.winterthur.org/exhibitions-events/events/delaware-antiques-show/

NEW OFFERINGS:

We have posted two exciting items new to our inventory. Please click the link for each to learn more:

Navajo bracelet with Cerrillos turquoise, circa 1920

Cheyenne moccasins, circa 1865-1870

Our booth in recent Whitehawk Antiques Show in Santa Fe

We want to thank all of you who came to Santa Fe for the week of very fine vintage and contemporary Indian art! Interest was strong and we offered many fresh items to the market.

For those of you who were unable to attend, please feel free to inquire about anything that catches your interest. We are happy to share information about the item(s) if it is still available.

An exciting pictorial textile is being posted to our website today

We are excited to be offering this pictorial child's blanket for sale. It is a fascinating blanket, with a Late Classic design, lac and cochineal dyes, and pictorial elements of sheep.

To learn more about this blanket, please click this link and it will take you to a detailed listing on our website: http://www.marcyburns.com/textiles-collection/very-rare-classic-pictorial-blanket

Price is available upon request.

Large Pictorial Kewa (Santo Domingo) storage jar just arrived

We are excited to offer this stunning large pictorial Kewa jar which we just acquired. Pots such as this are rare. Few were made at Santo Domingo in the late 19th century and those that were made were generally used until they fell apart. To learn more, click this link: http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/kewa-santo-domingo-large-pictorial-storage-jar

Late Classic Chief's blanket and the Whitehawk Antiques Show

In anticipation of the upcoming Whitehawk Antiques Show, we are offering collectors the first opportunity to purchase a unique and very special Late Classic Chief's blanket. This blanket has been in a private collection for many years. We are thrilled to be able to offer it here first (through our website) and then at the Whitehawk Antiques Show in a few weeks.

Isn't this a fascinating blanket? Classic in form and feel, completely innovative in the addition of tufts of the same wools sewn onto all four sides. We can only conclude that the weaver was reacting to all the dislocation and rapid changes that were occurring to the Navajo in the 1870s and 1880s. The red wool is raveled,  3 ply synthetic dyed commercial wool. The blue is indigo handspun and the white and brown wools are natural handspun. To learn more, click this link: http://www.marcyburns.com/textiles-collection/zs0ymzp8npp7k8zp0rfjer7lr5u7qg

For details about the upcoming Whitehawk Show in Santa Fe, go to 

http://www.whitehawkshows.com/info.htm

New basketry offerings are now posted on our website

 We are excited to announce that we have just posted photos of wonderful and rare examples of Tlingit and Pima baskets to our website. To see our recent basketry postings, please go to https://www.marcyburns.com/baskets/

Included in this group is this stunning Tlingit berry basket from the Steiner Museum Collection.

In addition, we have just acquired a collection of Pima miniature baskets. Baskets such as these are very finely woven and rarely come on the market. These baskets are listed individually on the website: http://www.marcyburns.com/baskets/  Be sure to also notice the very special Pima  tray and cup with little blue seed beads. (http://www.marcyburns.com/baskets-collection/pima-akhemil-oohdam-basketry-tray) and http://www.marcyburns.com/baskets-collection/9mcdfl7mz0eeoaksk2nxktl9o7mk8g

As time permits, we will continue to post additional baskets. 

Remember that The Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show opens later this week. We are bringing an amazing amount of fresh and wonderful material. Information about the show can be found at https://www.marcyburns.com/shows/

We hope to see you soon!

Pottery page restored to website and some fresh textiles

We apologize for the loss of content in our Pottery pages during the past week. There was a problem in the program and we are now happy to report that the Pottery pages are functioning well again. https://www.marcyburns.com/pottery/

In addition, we have posted three fresh-to-the market textiles that have come to us from a Private Collection. Be sure to check these textiles out at http://www.marcyburns.com/textiles/

Watch the website closely for the next several weeks as we add other fresh material that has just recently arrived.

We hope to see you soon at the Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show. Information can be found at this link: http://philadelphiaantiquesandartshow.com

http://www.marcyburns.com/textiles-collection/late-classic-womans-2nd-phase-chiefs-blanket

The Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show is fast approaching!

We've been told that spring is finally here (snow in the forecast for Monday in NYC) but spring will surely arrive with the Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show, which is celebrating its 55th year anniversary! This venerable show promises to be better than ever, with a broad mix of beautiful decorative art and fine art. 

We hope that you can come and see the treasures that we will be bringing! Follow this link to the show's website for more details:  http://philadelphiaantiquesandartshow.com

We have recently acquired a phenomenal collection of textiles and baskets, as well as an incredible Mojave doll. It is our honor to be offering these items, fresh to the market, at the Philadelphia Show. Watch our website as we present some of these items over the next few weeks.

In addition, we recently acquired this stunning Navajo bracelet. The silver work and turquoise are exemplary. More details are posted on our website.

Of course, feel free to inquire about this bracelet as well items that fit your special interests. If there is anything that you would like to see at the show, please let us know and we will include it in our booth presentation: contact

http://www.marcyburns.com/native-american-jewelry-collection/navajo-dine-vintage-bracelet-with-multiple-turquoise-stones

Greeting the New Year with The Art, Design and Antiques Show

What a terrific way to greet the new year! We invite you to come to The Art, Design and Antiques Show from January 19-21, Wallace Hall, St Ignatius Church, New York.  This is a show that emphasizes objects of quality and design.  The show continues to attract dealers of quality material, as the dealer list illustrates:  http://rehshows.com/dealers/ )

We will be offering exciting new acquisitions of baskets, pottery, textiles and jewelry and urge you to to attend. For more information about the show, please go to http://www.marcyburns.com/shows/

Meanwhile, we want to wish all of you a very happy, healthy and prosperous new year!

All the best,

Marcy and Richard

Wishing you Happy Holidays!

Two Historic Pots reduced by 40%!

We have just received a request from the Consignor to reduce the price of these two pots by 40%. Don't miss this tremendous opportunity to purchase these pots at a very reasonable price! These are both very desirable pots.

Click each link for more details:

Zuni polychrome jar, circa 1875. 12" diameter x 9" high. 

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/x6xk1v5rupecrb5d9kw09mziptjoea

Kewa (Santo Domingo) pottery jar, attributed to Felipita Aguilar Garcia. Circa 1900-1910

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/bvt2rmijedhqz90jynpv4yohr05yus

New inventory being posted to website

With the holidays fast approaching, many of you are looking for great gifts. We are busy posting fresh inventory to our website. Be sure to check in frequently or contact us if you don't see what you are looking for.

We have been quite active the past few months acquiring rare and wonderful works. We will be posting additional jewelry, both Native American and from Taxco, as well as baskets that are fresh to the market. In addition, we are in touch with collectors who want to sell some great pottery. Stay tuned...

 Here is a  sampling of fresh inventory:

Zuni Blue Gem earrings

William Spratling butterfly brooch

Very rare William Spratling necklace

Please feel free to call or email if you have any questions or if you would like to discuss any item further.

The Delaware Antiques Show is this week!

The Delaware Antiques Show is one of the best Americana antique shows in the country. Moreover, it is easy to get to, being on the Riverfront in Wilmington, right off 95, and it is easy to park and walk the show. The atmosphere is relaxed, the show is beautiful, and the objects being offered are superb, with a wide price range available. The show is owned by Winterthur Museum, a short ride away and always a treat to visit as well.

We are excited to be bringing fresh material to the show. We will be offering Native American pottery, textiles, baskets, and jewelry, along with jewelry from Taxco, Mexico. Four fresh-to-the-market Navajo samplers and pillow with early Germantown wools are among the objects we will be bringing.

For more details about the show, go to: http://www.winterthur.org/das.  To see details about the samplers and pillow pictured below, go to marcyburns.com/textiles