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Chief Sunny Skies was a jeweler who cleverly marked his work with his name and year the item was made. This was unusual for Native artists to do in the early 1930s. This pair of spurs is marked Made By Sunny Skies, Acoma Indian, Chief Sunny Skies, 1938. He apparently made other sets of spurs, …
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In 1939, Chief Sunny Skies, a Native of Acoma Pueblo, was planning on marrying a woman named Estelle and he made for her a silver and turquoise necklace with beautiful handmade silver beads, eighteen handmade blossoms, each with a beautiful turquoise stone, and a naja with a magnificent turquoise stone in its center. On the back of the naja, he inscribed “To Estelle from Sunny Skies, …
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After a casual look at this bracelet, most knowledgeable collectors and dealers would identify it as having been made by a Navajo, as it is typically like the work of members of that tribe.This one, however, is clearly marked that it was made by Chief Sunny Skies of Acoma Pueblo.This one does not have a date stamped with the signature but the other two items we have had from this same ...
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Chief Sunny Skies had a trading post located on the main street in Carlsbad, New Mexico, for over 40 years which was closed in 1977. His wife, Estelle, passed away in 1978. Chief Sunny Skies, whose other name was Clyde Hunt, was the son of Chief Big Snake (Edward Hunt) also of Acoma Pueblo.
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