Native American Elizabeth Whitman Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Miniature Teapot garden settee 1868-1929) | Etcher: Candy Curtis

1868-1929) | Etcher: Candy Curtis

With (14) holes to hold flower stems in a vase

circa 1862-1940) | Founder: Thomas Stevens (English

on a faux painted marble platform base

Native American Elizabeth Whitman Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Miniature Teapot garden settee 1868-1929) | Etcher: Candy CurtisDETAILS A vintage miniature teapot or kettle with stamped decoration and turquoise cabochon with a bail handle. It can be used as a charm or a necklace pendant. PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Elizabeth Whitman (Navajo, Native American). Elizabeth and her son Wesley specialized in silver miniatures. MARKS Stamped: Sterling E. M. W. WEIGHT grams PERIOD Late 20th century DATE Circa 1970 DIMENSIONS Width 1. 5 Depth 1 Height 1. 25 inches