Featured is Zuni corn maiden pendant with a sterling bail.  The pendant is carved likely from bone, shell or antler and is adorned with turquoise chips.  The bottom edge of the pendant is marked TM and is likely carved by Zuni carver Tony Mackel. The pendant measures approximately 1.5” x 1”.  Three additional unsigned pieces are included with this selection.  One is a triangular pendant (possibly Native American Santo Domingo) featuring turquoise, shell and a stone inlay.  It is strung with light-colored heishi beads and silver-toned cylinder beads (possibly sterling but unsure).  The necklace measures 16” and the pendant is approx. 1.25” long. Another necklace included is a 16” Native American style seashell pendant, with a sterling silver setting inlaid with a mosaic of turquoise and other stones.  There appears to be a missing piece indicated by two small holes in the center of the turquoise inlay. (See pics).  Also included is a simple 16” necklace with cylinder beads (possible silver).  Total sterling weight is hard to determine due to the other materials but overall weight is 24 grams.