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

UPCOMING EXCITING SHOWS:

THE AADLA FINE ART AND ANTIQUES SHOW

I am hosting a fine arts booth on behalf of my husband, Richard Schillay of Schillay Fine Arts, at the AADLA FINE ART AND ANTIQUES SHOW, which opens on Friday, October 27th and continues through Monday, October 30th, at Wallace Hall in the Church of St. Ignatius, 84th Street and Park Avenue, NYC. To see the detailed schedule, please consult http://aadlafair.com/#visit.  To learn more about Schillay Fine Art, click this link: http://www.schillay.com

In addition to notable fine art by such artists as Bonnard, Calder, Cassatt, Grooms and more, I will be offering select pieces of American Indian pottery, baskets, jewelry and vintage jewelry from Taxco, Mexico.

Please let us know if you would like a complimentary ticket(s). I can leave them for you at the will call desk. E-mail me at info@marcyburns.com or call me at 212-439-9257.

and

THE DELAWARE ANTIQUES SHOW

I am very proud to be participating once again in the Delaware Antiques Show,  November 10-November 12th at the Chase Center on the Riverfront, Wilmington, DE (Preview Opening Thursday, November 9th).  I will be featuring Native American basketry, pottery, textiles and jewelry, including jewelry from Taxco, Mexico.

I have an amazing selection of objects this year, representing some very fine material in each category.  Please mark your calendars with this event and make reservations to stay over, if you so desire. Detailed information can be found at http://www.winterthur.org/?p=1325. Be sure to let us know of your special interests so that  we can include those items in our booth display.

We hope to see you soon!

Whitehawk Show opening

Whitehawk Antique Indian and Ethnographic Show opened in Santa Fe tonight with a very large crowd of collectors in attendance. Antique Indian art clearly has a strong following. The show continues through Monday, August 14th. We hope you will have an opportunity to visit.  

If you find items on our website or want to inquire about what we are offering in Santa Fe, please call, text or email us. We can be reached at 212-439-9257 by phone, 917-710-8635 by text, and info@marcyburns.com by email.

Whitehawk Show in Santa Fe opens on August 11th

We are less than two weeks away from the opening of the Whitehawk Antique Indian and Ethnograhic Antique Show in Santa Fe.  We hope that you have made plans to visit the show. For more information, please click this link: http://www.whitehawkshows.com/info.htm

If you cannot attend, please feel free to contact us for more information about what we are bringing to the show. Call us at 212-439-9257 or email us at info@marcyburns.com.

We continue to post fresh inventory to our website. A few of these exciting objects are shown below. These are all fresh to the market.  

Nampeyo black on red bowl http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/7lqn35btf9rmdk5t0day3eh187rxfw

Gunmetal black on black jar signed Maria + Santana

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/san-ildefonso-gunmetal-jar-by-maria-and-santana

Yokuts polychrome bowl by Sally Edd

http://www.marcyburns.com/baskets-collection/yokuts-polychrome-basketry-bowl

Whitehawk Antique Indian and Ethnographic Art Show 2017

The Whitehawk Antique Indian and Ethnographic Art Show is fast approaching. We have been busy acquiring fresh inventory to offer at this special show. Happily, we have acquired several pieces of Historic pottery, baskets from a very refined collection, jewelry, textiles and more.

We have just added several items to our website. More will be added frequently over the next few weeks. Be sure to log on periodically to watch  for new entries. 

Mono Paiute basket, woven by Sally Lundy, Mono Paiute. ex: Yosemite Field Day 1929; Emma Cain Collection.

 http://www.marcyburns.com/baskets-collection/mono-paiute-polychrome-basket

Kewa (Santo Domingo) pottery jar attributed to Felipita Aguilar Garcia and Asuncion Aguilar Cato, circa 1900-1910

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

Thank you to all who attended, called or emailed us at The Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show

I want to thank all of you who supported us at the recent Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show. Many of you purchased items (in all categories) and most of you expressed appreciation of the beauty and quality of our inventory. We, in turn, appreciate your support.

In case you missed the photo of our booth, here it is again:

 We still have many desirable works. Also, please watch our website as we are continuing to post our acquisitions. 

In addition, if any of you own wonderful items and are thinking about selling or consigning them, please think of us. 

our booth at the Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show

Philadelphia Show opens this week!

The Preview Opening for the Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show is this coming Thursday night, April 21st and the Show opens for regular hours on Friday morning (April 22nd). As a reminder, this show is being held at The Navy Yard in Philadelphia, right next to the sports stadiums. For detailed hours and information, click this link: http://philadelphiaantiquesandartshow.com/the-show/

We have posted lots of fresh items to our website. Be sure to look. There is a group of miniature pots by modern masters, including many members of the Tafoya family. There is also a Maidu basketry tray being offered for the first time since 1987 and numerous pieces of jewelry being offered for the first time, including an outstanding Navajo First Phase concho belt, a Zuni petit point belt and coordinating pin and earrings, and more.

The contemporary pottery collection will be returning to its owner after the show.  Don't miss the opportunity to purchase these beautiful items at great prices. Many Historic pots have also been reduced in price.

by Joseph Lonewolf

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show coming soon!

The Philadelphia Antiques & Art Show will be opening on April 21, 2017, with a Preview Party on April 20th. It will continue through Sunday, April 23, 2017. The show is being held at The Navy Yard on South Broad Street and Intrepid Avenue.

If you haven't attended this show recently, we want to stress that the show is being held in a structural tent (much like a brick and mortar building) on the grounds of the Navy Yard. Most of the dealers from the show have returned and all are bringing outstanding material to the show.

We will be featuring a beautiful Zuni dough bowl, two outstanding concho belts, two fresh-to-the market pairs of moccasins, a very fresh Maidu basketry tray and more. We will be publishing photos of many of these items and more on our website over the next two weeks. 

To see details about the show, click this link:  http://philadelphiaantiquesandartshow.com/the-show/

We hope to see you soon!

Show at Wallace Hall opening soon!

I will once again be participating in The Art, Design & Antiques Show. The show will be held on January 20-22, 2017 and will be held at Wallace Hall in the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, 980 Park Avenue at 84th Street, New York 10028. Additional show information may be found on my website at http://www.marcyburns.com/shows/

This show is a very interesting show...some very fine Americana, paintings, fine jewelry, Indian art (!) and more. People who have attended in previous years have told us how much they enjoy it.

We will be bringing some exciting and fresh material, including two pairs of Plains moccasins,  jewelry, baskets, pottery, textiles and more. Complimentary tickets are available. Please contact us if you would like one.

http://www.marcyburns.com/beadwork-and-wood-collection/anyi5n0pd8fu01uw6vll69rf0yegqj

http://www.marcyburns.com/pottery-collection/hopi-polychrome-seed-jar-by-sylvia-naha

http://www.marcyburns.com/taxco-jewelry-collection/hector-aguilar-link-bracelet

http://www.marcyburns.com/taxco-jewelry-collection/hector-aguilar-puzzle-earrings

HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM MARCY BURNS AMERICAN INDIAN ARTS!

SPECIAL SALE AND NEW ENTRIES

Marcy Burns American Indian Arts LLC is announcing a special sale that has been posted on our website. The price reductions offer a collector a fabulous opportunity to purchase items at the lowest prices ever...don't miss this opportunity! 

This sale will run from now through December 15th and items on sale will be posted daily. Be sure to check back frequently in your areas of interest to find new sale items. 

In addition, we are posting newly acquired objects daily. Be sure to watch for those as well. To go to our website, click this link: https://www.google.com/#q=marcyburns.com

Views of our booth at the Delaware Show

Two fresh textiles at the Delaware Show

The Delaware Show opens Thursday night with a charity preview event. It will open to the general public tomorrow and will continue through Sunday.  To check out details of the Show, go to http://www.winterthur.org/?p=271

We are featuring two textiles that we recently acquired. One of them is a beautiful Transitional Second Phase Chief's Variant blanket. The other is an equally beautiful Germantown blanket. For details on each, click the photos below.

We will be posting photos of our booth later today on our website.

We hope to see you soon!