We Are Always Buying and Consigning Indian Art
Matt Wood discussing the history and value of Navajo weavings.
"What do I have?"
"How much is this artifact worth?"
"How can I sell it? and whom can I trust?"
Above are some common questions that we are asked by individuals concerning their Native American art every single day, by email, by phone, or in-person. In fact, our business is much like the TV show, "Antiques Road Show." Every day, people come to us to learn the history on something they have acquired and what it is worth on today's market.
At Matt Wood's AAIA, llc we are prepared to not only appraise your item or collection - we are ready to make you both a cash and consignment offer on the spot.
Whether you have a single art work or artifact, or an entire collection of works, either inherited through an estate or acquired through your own efforts, we invite you to inquire about purchase offers from our gallery. We are in constant contact with estates, managed trusts, and individuals as we assist them in buying and/or selling their Native American art.
We are committed to giving everyone fair and honest opinions & offers. With over 45 years of expertise in the field, our business and family name are trusted by the most discerning dealers and collectors. As founding members of ATADA and extremely active dealers, you are guaranteed an ethical, courteous and professional handling of your art and/or estate collection.
"How much is this artifact worth?"
"How can I sell it? and whom can I trust?"
Above are some common questions that we are asked by individuals concerning their Native American art every single day, by email, by phone, or in-person. In fact, our business is much like the TV show, "Antiques Road Show." Every day, people come to us to learn the history on something they have acquired and what it is worth on today's market.
At Matt Wood's AAIA, llc we are prepared to not only appraise your item or collection - we are ready to make you both a cash and consignment offer on the spot.
Whether you have a single art work or artifact, or an entire collection of works, either inherited through an estate or acquired through your own efforts, we invite you to inquire about purchase offers from our gallery. We are in constant contact with estates, managed trusts, and individuals as we assist them in buying and/or selling their Native American art.
We are committed to giving everyone fair and honest opinions & offers. With over 45 years of expertise in the field, our business and family name are trusted by the most discerning dealers and collectors. As founding members of ATADA and extremely active dealers, you are guaranteed an ethical, courteous and professional handling of your art and/or estate collection.
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Wanted: For Purchase or Consignment
Below is a non-comprehensive list of the Indian art & artifacts that we actively buy & consign:
- Native American Rugs and Blankets (primarily Navajo and Pueblo Indian weavings)
- Native American Indian Baskets (basketry from all tribes and regions of North America)
- Native American Pueblo Pottery (including Prehistoric Pottery, Historic Pottery and Contemporary Pueblo Pottery)
- Native American Jewelry (Contemporary and Old Pawn or Estate jewelry, Indian Handmade, signed & unsigned)
- Native American Dolls and Figurines: Hopi Indian Kachina (Katsina, Katsinam) dolls
- Native American Fetishes: Zuni Pueblo fetish carvings (animal and human figures, estate & contemporary)
- Native American Fine Art: Paintings, drawings, photography, bronzes, sculptures, lithographs.
- Native American Beadwork (vests, pouches, bags, knife sheaths, bandolier bags, parfleches, etc.)
- Native American Stone Artifacts (Arrowheads, celts, axes, knives, blades, weights, points, etc.)
- Native American Artifacts - including weapons such as clubs and axes, as well as pipes and ceremonial regalia
- Western Art and Artifacts: including paintings, stone and bronze sculptures
Don't see something listed? Contact us for more information: (949) 813-7202, or matt@aaiainc.com.
- Native American Rugs and Blankets (primarily Navajo and Pueblo Indian weavings)
- Native American Indian Baskets (basketry from all tribes and regions of North America)
- Native American Pueblo Pottery (including Prehistoric Pottery, Historic Pottery and Contemporary Pueblo Pottery)
- Native American Jewelry (Contemporary and Old Pawn or Estate jewelry, Indian Handmade, signed & unsigned)
- Native American Dolls and Figurines: Hopi Indian Kachina (Katsina, Katsinam) dolls
- Native American Fetishes: Zuni Pueblo fetish carvings (animal and human figures, estate & contemporary)
- Native American Fine Art: Paintings, drawings, photography, bronzes, sculptures, lithographs.
- Native American Beadwork (vests, pouches, bags, knife sheaths, bandolier bags, parfleches, etc.)
- Native American Stone Artifacts (Arrowheads, celts, axes, knives, blades, weights, points, etc.)
- Native American Artifacts - including weapons such as clubs and axes, as well as pipes and ceremonial regalia
- Western Art and Artifacts: including paintings, stone and bronze sculptures
Don't see something listed? Contact us for more information: (949) 813-7202, or matt@aaiainc.com.