A rare Harry Morgan find – a collector’s piece.

This remarkable vintage concho belt is the work of the late, great Harry Morgan (1946-2007). The multi-award-winning Navajo artisan was well-known and widely revered for his silversmithing, and his work is highly collectible. This particular piece is a classic creation boasting 12 ornate scalloped conchos and a large, complementing double-mustache buckle. The slender strap is vintage leather, showing patina and wear commensurate with age, lending it a well-loved charm and authentic vintage character. A truly remarkable find – we’re having a hard time letting it go!

Harry Morgan (1946-2007; Navajo). Revival or retro style; boxes; buckles; canteens.  Harry Morgan worked as a silversmith professionally since 1965. Brother of Henry and Pete Morgan. Father of Jacob Morgan. Nephew of Charlie Bitsui. Multiple award winner.

Mark: H. MORGAN

• artist: Harry Morgan (d)
• affiliation: Navajo
• hallmarks: H MORGAN Sterling
• materials: sterling silver, leather strap
• measurements: length: 48", buckle: 3" x 2 1/4", concho 2" x 2"
  
• weight: 312 grams
• nice vintage condition
• abrasions and surface wear commensurate with age
• silver has a nice patina with light oxidation
• wear from use
• provenance: San Antonio, Texas
• style: Belt-1135