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Klagetoh Rug Circa 1910 In stellar condition, this large rug begins with a cream background and bold designs in black, red, gray and gold. Keyed out to each end from a central diamond, with a stylized cloud and lightening at each end. In addition, there are more diamond motifs on each side. This is a great piece. Size: 6 ft. x 3 1/2 ft W Price: $3,000.00 |
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Four Bar Single Saddle Blanket Circa 1940 Hard to find Navajo single saddle blanket with a brand in each back corner. Probably from the Teec Nos Pos area. Brand is represented differently in each corner, probably because the weaver was unfamiliar with the way it should read, but our best guess is to read it as "Four Bar". Boldly striped in orange, black, cream, red and gray, with the brand in black and orange. 32" x 34". Desirable. Price: $1,875.00 |
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Navajo Double Saddle Blanket Circa 1900-1910 Nice Navajo double saddle blanket of natural tan, brown and white, with a border of stylized Maltese crosses. The ends have brown crosses with white outlines while the center has white crosses with brown outlines. Remnants of red corner tassels remain. Probably made for the cowboy trade. 55" long x 37.5" wide with some variation in width. Price: $5,500.00 |
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Navajo Single Saddle Blanket Circa 1930 Navajo saddle blanket with an interesting double diamond design in red, black, pumpkin, gold, dark gray and light gray, against a light gray background. Corner and side elements in red balance the piece. Size: 30" wide and 31" long. Price: $1,200.00 |
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Teec Nos Pos Double Saddle Blanket Circa 1900 Teec Nos Pos textiles utilize bold intricate geometric designs which are saturated with color. Teec Nos Pos weavers often weave larger works than their Navajo neighbors, and generally compose symmetrical designs and a complex design system of outlined images. This early blanket is no exception. Woven in a combination of Germantown and homespun yarns. A wide naturally dyed border in soft brown has the four directions in black, white, red, and pumpkin on each side and on the ends. Compatible elements run between the four directions in the same four colors, and with green and gray. The corners are gray, with contrasting elements on each end. The centers of each half are an open white field. This is a great piece with a lot going on. Size: 54" L x 36" W. Price: $9,000.00 |
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Navajo Blanket Circa Info to come. Price: not priced |
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Pictorial Cow Rug Circa 1920 Large (7' x 4'8") Crystal area Navajo rug. Waterbugs march down the center, while cow's heads are in each corner. Storm designs run from top to bottom. This piece was found in a box of Navajo textiles that was packed up in the 1970's, and only re-discovered recently. It has been professionally cleaned, but some faint stains remain that can only be seen close up. Price: $6,000.00 |
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Crystal Navajo Rug Circa 1940 Small Navajo rug possibly from the Crystal area. A keyed lozenge is in the center, with small, highly detailed feathers coming off of it. In pleasing colors of red, gray, white and brown/black. 64" x 40". Price: $1,870.00 |
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Sage Chimayo Blanket Circa 1940 Lovely sage colored Chimayo blanket, circa 1940. Chimayo, New Mexico, has retained its Spanish weaving styles and looms since the Spaniards founded the town in the 1500's. Easily recognized as the fabric used on Thomas Molesworth's furniture, Chimayos have distinctive patterns and colors. This one has accents in red, tan, natural white, gray, black and burgundy. It's fringed on either end in lighter gray-green. 83 x 47. In nice condition, with a few minor moth bites. Price: $1,125.00 |
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Crystal Storm Pattern Rug Circa 1930 Small Crystal region navajo rug, with a classic JB Moore storm pattern, with lightening, waterbugs, and a lovely serrated border pattern. This one is unusual in that it is finished in natural tones including gray, onion, cream, and dark brown. 51 1/4" x 35. . Price: not priced yet |
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Navajo Pictorial Saddle Blanket Circa 1940 Pictorial Navajo double saddle blanket circa 1930 - 1940. Probably from the Crystal area, this blanket shows Valero Stars in the center, and horse and cow heads on each end. Red, gray and dark brown on a white field. In very nice condition. 52" x 32". Price: $5,500.00 |
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Fantastic Horse Pictorial Circa 1940 - 1950 Navajo pictorial rug circa 1950, showing three large horses. Two of the horses have fancy parade saddles and navajo saddle blankets on them. This is an incredible feat of folk art weaving and belongs on a wall rather than on the floor. In excellent condition. 37" x 63" in golds, browns, greys, natural white and red.
Price: $8,750.00 |
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Crystal Navajo Rug Circa 1940 Navajo Rug from the Crystal area. Red and black border with larger black stars in the center, and diamonds interspersed throughout the field. Colors are black, white, gray and a deep cherry red. The stars in this rug are reminiscent of American folk art. 64" x 40".
Price: $4,250.00 |
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Navajo Sampler Circa 1930 In classic red, natural black, and natural white. Cotton warps tied at one end. 18" x 18.5". Great for a table top or under a piece of art.
Price: $250.00 |
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Navajo Double Saddle Blanket Pictorial double saddle blanket circa 1960, with brown, white and turquoise keyed border. Possibly Teec Nos Pas area. White, black and brown horse heads adorn each corner, along with red tassels. The inner field is natural gray, and the initials FJ appear in each inner corner. This is a desireable Navajo folk art piece and a very visual piece of wall art. There is some bleeding of turquoise into the white outlines.
Price: $4,500.00 |
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Steer Rug Fantastic contemporary Navajo rug featuring a giant cow head in the center. Rug has great geometric pattern and colors are natural white, natural grey, black and the border is a beautiful rich reddish brown. Rug measures 5'5" x 3'.
Price: $3,000.00 |
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Waterbug Crystal Rug Navajo rug from the Crystal region, influenced by J.B. Moore. Circa 1920, this rug shows classic storm and waterbug patterns, with nice red and white details reminiscent of flags. Natural black, gray, white and red. Very visual. 68" x 40". Price:$3,625.00 |
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Grey Chimayo Chimayo weaving on a gray background with large central design and bands. The colors are wonderful, and are predominantly oranges and white with turquoise, slate, black and white accenting. Price:$1,000.00 |
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Child's Double Navajo Saddle Blanket Child's Double Navajo Saddle Blanket, 24" x 50", excellent condition with natural gray center, then natural white border bounded by a deep, rich, red serrated edge and tassels on all 4 corners.
Price: $3,800.00 |
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Two Grey Hills Rug Wonderful Two Grey Hills rug done in all natural colors. This rug measures 72" x 48" and is in onion, grey, and browns.
Price: $3,650.00 |
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Large Ganado Rug This rug is very large 105" x 62". It is a Ganado with red, white, brown, black, and tan. In very good condition.
Price: $12,000.00 |
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Feather Rug Cute and bright Navajo Red Mesa area rug. The center has a white background, giving way to gray toward the outsides. The border has what I like to describe as swallows tails in gold, black and red, and the center has two paralell rows of diamonds, with feathers in the white spaces in the center. Colors, besides gray and white, are gold, tan, red, and black. A really nice little piece. 59 x 35.
Price: $1,750.00 |
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Hopi Bowl Very nice construction, in a pale clay, with red-brown and dark brown paint. Signed on the bottom, but unknowledgable owners have lifted part of the signature with labels. Still visible below the signature is a painted storm cloud image. In good condition, with some wear to paint around widest part of bowl. 2.5" high and 4.75" at widest point.
Price: $375.00 |
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Hopi Pot Unsigned, heavier construction with reddish brown and black painted details. In good condition, with one little abraded area on lowest quarter. 3.5" high and 2.85" across, in a cylinder shape.
Price: $295.00 |
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Zia Pot Wonderful pot from the Zia pueblo with deer and butterflies on the sides.
Price: $3,500.00 |
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Diamond Runner This runner is a whopping 9 feet long, and a little over 4 feet wide. It's predominantly red, with white, gray and brown details. This piece has no side borders at all - the diamond patterns continue interrupted by the sides. Inside the diamonds are butterfly figures, crosses or morning stars, and some geometrics. There are two tiered figures at each end that could represent mesas or dwellings. Circa 1920.
Price: $4,250.00 |
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Pine Needle Basket Large and unique Native American pine needle basket from the turn of the century. This basket was probably made in California, and is larger than most and quite heavy. It is well constructed from large coils of pine needle bunches and measures 8" high and 13 1/2" in diamter. It is in excellent condition.
Price: $850 |
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Large Navajo Rug Beautiful large Navajo rug from the Crystal region, circa 1920. This has a multi-keyed interior in natural white, onion, blue-gray, red, and natural black. It has several borders, one consisting of linked butterfly elements around the entire piece. This is really in great condition, with one dime-sized hole - Cayuse can facilitate repair if requested. 105" x 63" (almost 9' x over 5'). Price: $8,500.00 |
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Nez Perce Sally Bag Round cornhusk container with buckskin strap, and wool ornamentation. Colors are pink, red, pale blue, black, green, yellow and lavender. 4" high and 4" across. This is a nice piece for cornhusk collectors.
Price: $1,750.00 |
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Santo Domingo Pot Nice distinctive pottery bowl from Santo Domingo Pueblo. The bowl is heavy and has a bold floral design in red and black which was typical of the Santo Domingo style. 8" diameter. Price: $450.00 |
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Navajo Wedding Baskets Navajo Baskets commonly known as a wedding baskets, these were also used for some other ceremonies. The break in the pattern is called the "Shipapu" and was the path or means of communication between the lower or ancestral worlds of the Navajo and the present world. It was always supposed to face east, so the outside coil always ends in the same place. In this manner, the user could, by feel, orient the basket properly. The bigger baskets retain remnants of sacred corn meal from the wedding ceremony. Largest basket is 13 1/4" in diameter, with an original muslin hanger, second largest is 12" diameter and the miniature one is 4 3/8". Each is sold seperately.
Price: $185.00-$275.00 |
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Navajo Wearing Blanket Navajo wearing blanket circa 1880. Man's size, with vertical stripes in natural brown/gray, red/orange, and tan. This is the type of blanket the Navajo wove for everyday use before woolen trade blankets arrived at the trading posts. Very desirable. 72" x 56". Price: $7,500.00 |
