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<p>[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 199366, member: 2844"]I am with all_fakes.</p><p>I was a bit surprised that when I first suggested a possible Haida origin, the discussion started to center on an Alaskan Haida piece. It is definitely Pacific Northwest in style, and to me the style could be Haida rather than, for instance, Tlingit or Coastal Salish. But I never meant a specific Haida group, after all, not only artists travel, but second hand things travel with their owners, who might even have bought them somewhere far from their place of origin.</p><p>I met some Haida artists in Vancouver, Canada. Not Haida Gwaii, not Alaska. Carmen Goertzen (Haida) told me he lived in Australia for a while. And in the 70s I found some lovely Kwakiutl and Coastal Salish jewelry in a second hand silver shop in The Netherlands. I never thought for a minute that they were made by the Amsterdam branches of Kwakiutl and Coastal Salish<img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/wink.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=";)" unselectable="on" />.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 199366, member: 2844"]I am with all_fakes. I was a bit surprised that when I first suggested a possible Haida origin, the discussion started to center on an Alaskan Haida piece. It is definitely Pacific Northwest in style, and to me the style could be Haida rather than, for instance, Tlingit or Coastal Salish. But I never meant a specific Haida group, after all, not only artists travel, but second hand things travel with their owners, who might even have bought them somewhere far from their place of origin. I met some Haida artists in Vancouver, Canada. Not Haida Gwaii, not Alaska. Carmen Goertzen (Haida) told me he lived in Australia for a while. And in the 70s I found some lovely Kwakiutl and Coastal Salish jewelry in a second hand silver shop in The Netherlands. I never thought for a minute that they were made by the Amsterdam branches of Kwakiutl and Coastal Salish;).[/QUOTE]
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