Description
- Fabulous William Singer (born circa 1935) Navajo coral and turquoise chip inlay.
- Active from 1972 onward, he belongs to the legendary Singer silversmithing family. He is the brother of Thomas (Tommy) Singer, the pioneer who famously invented the turquoise and coral chip-inlay method in the early 1970s.
- Along with his brothers Tommy, Charlie, and Jackie, William helped popularize the distinctive Singer-Dodge family style.
- He typically stamped his jewelry with an offset “SD” or “SDC” signature, representing the Singer-Dodge family workshop.
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Condition
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Vintage, see pictures.
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Size
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1-1/2″ tall, 2″ wide
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Composition
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Sterling Silver, Kingman Turquoise, Red Mediterranean Coral
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Weight in grams
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33.5
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Artist’s Identity
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William Singer, Navajo Silversmith |
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Hallmarks
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SD
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