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9am-2pm

Colorful folk art, furniture and handmade decorative objects inside a New Mexican-style Santa Fe home.

The Folk Art Fiesta!

After a summer without estate sales, we’re especially excited to be back with such an incredible collection, filled with folk art, handmade treasures, and one-of-a-kind finds throughout the home.

Set inside a beautiful New Mexican-style casa, this estate is an exceptional example of how folk art can become part of a home rather than simply a collection displayed within it. Every room is filled with color, texture, handmade objects, and unexpected details, with pieces ranging from New Mexican santos and Native American art to Mexican folk art, painted furniture, sculpture, jewelry, textiles, and decorative arts.

August 22, 2026 at 9:00:00 AM

9am-2pm

760 Aspen Compound

New Mexican Santos & Religious Folk Art

  • Monica Sosaya Halford

  • Martha Ewing

  • Frank L. Garcia — blue ribbon winner

  • Diane Moya Lujan

  • Kevin Burgess Chavez

  • Jean Anaya Moya

  • Theresa Martinez de Ortiz

  • Madrid y Madrid

  • Juanito Jimenez

  • Lorrie Garcia

Native American Art & Collectibles

  • Alfred Benally clown kachinas

  • Navajo / Diné weavings

  • Hundreds of Zuni fetishes

  • T. Pavatea colored-pencil original

  • Michelle Taos Sisneros gouache

  • Native American jewelry

  • Ernest Selina carving

  • Micaceous Pottery

Mexican Folk Art & Decorative Arts

  • Mexican pottery, including Tonalá

  • Mitchell Hawn punch set

  • Mexican tin mirrors, including one massive mirror

  • Tons of ceramic Mexican animals

  • Carved and painted figures by the Willeto family

  • Mexican feed-trough coffee table

  • Mexican jewelry

Fine Art & Sculpture

  • Rick Phelps — paper sculptures

  • Carlos Mérida posters

  • Marcella Fantoni, Italy vase

  • Norman Catherine “Wolf in a Suit” figure

  • Iron sculptures by Michael Jones

  • Leovigildo Martinez watercolor

  • Jenny Abell mixed media

Folk Art Furniture & Lighting

  • Carved and painted folk-art furniture by Sticks

  • Painted furniture and mirrors by David Marsh

  • Folk-art straw/palm-tree floor lamp

  • New Mexican tin light fixtures

  • Garson-Pakele table lamp

Furniture & Decorative Arts

  • Two Stressless chairs

  • Chinese stone-top console table

  • 91-inch live-edge dining table

  • Massive industrial-cart coffee table

  • Elk and moose antler glass-top coffee table

  • Bentwood and willow rocking chairs

  • Zero-gravity leather recliner

  • Patio furniture

  • Chinese gong

  • Thai spirit house

  • Cowhide rug

Jewelry, Clothing & Accessories

  • Native American and Mexican jewelry

  • Stone-inlay Ranger set belts

  • Huge collection of Reyn Spooner Hawaiian shirts, size L

Kitchen, Books & Media

  • Leica Televid 77 telescope 

  • Tons of kitchen items

  • Tons of CDs

  • DVDs

  • Books

Collectors will find works by Frank L. Garcia, Lorrie Garcia, Alfred Benally, Carlos Mérida, Sticks, David Marsh and many others, alongside hundreds of Zuni fetishes, Diné weavings, micaceous pottery, Tonalá ceramics, Mexican tinwork, folk-art furniture and an extensive mix of one-of-a-kind objects.

This is the kind of sale that rewards taking your time. There is something to discover in nearly every corner, from significant named artists to handmade pieces that may be completely unfamiliar until you find them.

Important Information for This Sale

  • No public restrooms are available at this property. 

  • Please use caution on the staircase. The home has a steep staircase, and visitors should take extra care when accessing items on the lower level.

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