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Sid Burns 1975 Bronze Sculpture "Banditos": A 1975 bronze sculpture titled Banditos by Sid Burns (1916 – 1979). Burns, who was born in Oklahoma, resided in Arizona for much of his life and was a self-taught artist who began sculpting at the age of 50. The work depicts two outlaws on horseback with a horse carrying their provisions trailing behind them. The piece is signed by Sid Burns, titled Banditos, dated 1975 and numbered 10 of 15 to its base. The work is presented on a wooden base with an engraved brass plaque which reads “Sid Burns Banditos 1975”.

Signed R.C. Gorman Serigraph "Carol's Blanket": A signed serigraph print titled Carol’s Blanket by Navajo artist Rudolph Carl Gorman (1932 – 2005). Gorman’s work is highly recognized both nationally as well as internationally. A figure of a Navajo woman is depicted to the center with her head raised. She is wrapped in a blue and red striped blanket with long black fringe. The piece is signed R.C. Gorman in pencil to the lower left and reads E.P.I. to the lower right. The piece is float mounted, presented under glass in a wide black mat and black lacquered wooden frame; hanging hardware present to the verso.

David Herriott Original Oil on Canvas "Zuni Pot Ca. 1890": An original oil painting on canvas titled Zuni Pot Ca. 1890 by Dallas artist David Herriott (1930-2010). Born in Chicago, Herriot attended the University of Illinois, Chicago Art Institute and the American Academy of Art. During the 1950s he served in the U.S. military and eventually settled in Texas where he painted and designed furniture for industrial spaces. The work depicts a late 19th century painted Zuni vessel against a stark black matte gessoed canvas. A single ethereal light source illuminates the top of the pot while the rest of the piece is cast in shadow. Signed to the lower right corner, the work is presented on a gallery wrapped canvas, dated 6-1-88 and signed to its verso. The piece is wired to its back for hanging.

Signed J.W. Squash Blossom Necklace: A signed J.W. squash blossom necklace. The necklace features a length of approximately 27.00", ten green turquoise stones to the neck piece with blossoms and seven green turquoise to its center. The piece is stamped J.W. to its verso and is finished with a hook and eye closure. Unstamped, the silver tested as 91.65% pure when evaluated. Total approximate weight, inclusive of all materials, is 8.580 ozt.

Sid Burns 1977 Bronze Sculpture "Eight Plus Two": A 1977 bronze sculpture titled Eight Plus Two by Sid Burns (1916 – 1979). A WWII veteran who formerly owned and operated a small shoe repair business in Laguna Beach, California, the Oklahoma-born self-taught artist began sculpting at the age of 50 when he returned to the Southwest. His subjects were often cowboys and his sculptures are best known for their portrayals of frantic moments frozen in time when both man and beast are in peril. This exemplary work of Burns showcases some of his finest artistry from its daring pose of rider and horse suspended in mid-air, to his finesse with regards to rendering the horses’ musculature, expressive movement and tack. The piece the captures the second of impact between a rodeo pick-up man and the rider he is attempting to rescue from getting thrown. The work is marked 1977, titled Eight Plus Two signed Sid Burns and numbered MB-15 to its base. The piece is presented on a round wooden swivel base

"Rosebud" Model Riverboat by Edward C. Sims: A model of the Rosebud stern wheel riverboat by Edward C. Sims. Ed Sims was a model ship builder based out of Laguna Beach, California. The piece was made for specifically for Western artist Sid Burns in 1973 and includes a separate engraved brass plaque with wooden backing. The impressive piece features a highly detailed and accurate portrayal of the historical stern wheel paddle steamer that traversed the Missouri River on her maiden voyage in 1877.

Sid Burns 1974 Bronze Sculpture "Spooked": A 1974 bronze sculpture titled Spooked by Sid Burns (1916 – 1979). Burns was a master sculptor who began his art career later in life at the age of 50 after relocating to Arizona. His Western-related subjects are often cowboys and horses portrayed in stunning detail throughout his meticulous eye and skilled hand. The work depicts a tossed rider and startled horse flying in mid-air after encountering a wild boar. The piece is inscribed “Master Bronze Spooked Sid Burns 1974” to its base and rests on a wooden base with a brass plaque which reads “Sid Burns Spooked 1974”.

Sid Burns 1972 Bronze Sculpture "Last Arrow": A 1972 bronze sculpture titled Last Arrow by Sid Burns (1916 – 1979). Burns was an Arizona-based artist who sculpted various Western-related subjects. His work has been displayed at the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center. This piece depicts an American Indian on one knee shooting an arrow towards the sky. The work is dated 1972, titled, signed and numbered 12 of 24 to its base. The piece is presented on a wooden base.

Sterling Silver Turquoise Squash Blossom Necklace: A sterling silver turquoise squash blossom necklace. The 22.50" hollow sterling beaded necklace features twenty oval cabochon stones and is finished with a hook and eye closure. The piece is unmarked, and tested as sterling when evaluated. Total approximate weight, inclusive of all materials, is 4.195 ozt.

Sid Burns 1977 Bronze Sculpture "As Dust Before Him": A 1977 bronze sculpture titled As Dust Before Him by Sid Burns (1916 – 1979). Known for his American Indian and Western-related subject matter, the work depicts a Medicine Man holding up a ceremonial pipe in humility to the Great Spirit. The piece is dated 1977, numbered 9 of 24, signed Sid Burns and titled As Dust Before Him to the top of its base. “JHM Classic Bronze” is inscribed to the lower rim of the work. Informational sheet is included.

Austin Deuel Oil on Canvas of Wagon in a Field: A large original oil painting on canvas by Austin Deuel, (born 1939). Deuel resides in Arizona and is known for his Western-themed landscapes and portraits in various two-dimensional and three-dimensional mediums. The work depicts a rustic wooden wagon sitting in the shade of a large tree among a field of tall golden grass. The piece is signed Austin Deuel with a longhorn steer motif below his signature. The work is presented in an ornately carved wooden frame with a linen border and gold-tone finish. Hanging hardware is present to the verso.

1977 Sid Burns Bronze Sculpture "Pride of Race": A 1977 bronze sculpture titled Pride of Race by Sid Burns (1916 – 1979). The work depicts an American Indian with a feathered headdress draped in a garment also covered with feathers and textured to resemble fur. The piece is dated 1977, signed Sid Burns, titled Pride of Race and numbered 16 of 24 to its left side.