Everett Teller — Navajo/Diné Silversmith Hallmark

Hallmark of Everett Teller (Navajo), shared with Mary C. Teller — photographed by T.Skies

The EMT-in-a-fish hallmark Everett shares with Mary C. Teller, as photographed on an authenticated piece. © Turquoise Skies Inc.

Navajo/Diné · documented in the T.Skies hallmark library

The marks

One mark is documented for Everett Teller: E MT (inside a fish) [shared with Mary C. Teller, Cona Teller, Travis Teller].

Everett Teller (1956-; Navajo). Overlay; inlay, some with set stones; jewelry; hollowware. Shares the stamp with his wife Mary C. Teller and also with Cona Teller and Travis Teller. Multiple award winner. Mark: E MT (inside a fish)

About this mark

Everett Teller is documented as a Navajo silversmith in the T.Skies hallmark reference library.

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References

  • T.Skies Native American Hallmarks Library — documented from the T.Skies gallery collection.
  • Hougart. Native American & Southwestern Silver Hallmarks (2022)
  • Schaaf, Gregory, with Angie Yan Schaaf. American Indian Jewelry I: 1,200 Artist Biographies, ca. 1800-present. American Indian Art Series, Vol. 5. Santa Fe: CIAC Press, 2003. Cited by printed page. Statements describe conditions as of 2003.

From the Library: Schaaf, American Indian Jewelry I (2003)

2003 primary source. Anything described as current here describes 2003, not today.

Schaaf (2003, p. 304) recorded Everett Teller as Navajo, born in 1956 at Chinle and living at Lukachukai as of 2003, educated at Chinle High School, working with his wife Mary Teller in gold, silver, overlay, inlay and cut-out jewelry and miniature pots and tea sets, with awards at Indian Market, the Heard Museum Show and the Inter-tribal Indian Ceremonial. [1]

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Related:
  • Cona Teller — shared stamp EMT (fish) — Teller family member