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Cold cast porcelain statue of Draco from Dragon Heart, by Moore Creations, Inc. Numbered 452/4000. Comes with original box and packaging. Box shows some wear but is in good condition. I would call him mint, but he is missing the tip of one claw. He came to me this way, so I don’t if he was meant to be this way, or if he was fixed at the factory. I bought him new and didn’t notice it for some time. You don’t see it when displayed. Draco will be double boxed for shipping Shipping and insurance to be paid by the buyer. $400 firm.
He looks a little washed in these pictures. His coloring is darker than this.
Large Turquoise Horse Head Pendant made by Francisco Gomez. One of a kind. Hand carved turquoise set in sterling silver. Stain added to being out the details. Measures about 2 3/4″L x 2 3/4″H (including the bail) and about 1/2″ thick. Asking what I paid for it. $250 plus shipping and insurance.
Silver belt buckle with black horse head. $40 plus shipping.
I love Draco! Would you be interested in anything for trade?
While hiding somewhere in my head I'm on the lookout for white oriental dragons! Please let me know if you know of any available. Thank you!
Hi, would you be interested in trading Effie C. Zuni jewelry for one of your Francisco Gomez pieces?
Best,
PatsFan
I’ve got her signature snake ring with the double turquoise stones (size eight), a pair of turquoise pierced earrings in the signature snake design, a snake pendant with a turquoise and a coral stone (not the big triangular pendant she also makes, but one with two round stones and a snake winding around it), and an onyx snake ring (size 11 or 11.5, I can check). The turquoise ring, earrings, and pendant are all vintage from the 1960s. (If you’re worried about establishing the date of the vintage pieces, it’s clear because they’re morenci turquoise (which has a quartz matrix) and morenci turquoise became hard to get later and she switched to sleeping beauty, which tends to be a more uniform brighter blue; also they were bought by a family member who collected in the southwest in the ’60s and ’70s). The onyx ring is new (and heavy). If any of those sound interesting, I can email you photos.
Best,
PatsFan
Those sound like really nice pieces, but I’m not really into the snake design. Thanks for the offer though.
That’s funny – I got into Francisco Gomez because he does snakes (and horses)! That’s cool though, and I might be interested in buying one of your Gomez pieces. I have some jewelry made by him and I think he does great work. Sadly, I need to consult the budget first because I haven’t won the lottery yet.
No problem. Just PM me if you decide you want one of these items. You’re right, he does do good work.
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