Wallace Begay, (b. 1957, Dine), Navajo figure wrapped in a third phase chief's blanket overlooking a

A Diné (Navajo) third phase chief's blanket Very finely woven in a nine-spot third phase pattern of squares each with a small square at the corners, overlaid on the banded ground, each square con

Offered here for your consideration is a 3rd phase style Chief's blanket by Lillie Begay (weaver's info came with it). The Third Phase Navajo Chief's Blanket, for many collectors, may be the most arti

Large Navajo Third Phase chief's blanket, Likely first quarter 20th c., hand-spun wool woven in red, black, blue and cream, 60"h x 68"w Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC

Old Navajo Third Phase Chief's Blanket 5'3''x6'7''. Polychrome blanket with cross and line motifs. A few scattered old repairs. Overall excellent condition. Early to mid 20th century.

Navajo Antique Third Phase Chief's Blanket . An exceptional example of Native American Art circa 1910Antique Navajo chief's blanket, c. 1910, American Southwest, Third Phase design. Natural Dyes, blac

Navajo Third Phase Chief's Blanket ca 1900 handspun wool woven using colors of red, dark brown, and cream; serrated diamond anchor points46 x 63-1/4 inches This lot is lo

Early Navajo third phase chief's blanket late 19th century 53 in. x 36 in. PROVENANCE:Private collection, Pennsylvania.

Navajo Third Phase Chief's Blanket Revival mid 20th centutry 59 x 73 1/2 inches Estimate $1,500-2,500

worked in white, red, and black wool with indigo stripes 5 feet 10 inches x 4 feet 6 inches

Rare Antique Mexican or Navajo With Third Phase Chiefs Blanket Late 19th Century. Woven In One wool on a wool foundation with continuous ivory wool warps. Colours are Blue, Brown Red and white. Size:

Late 19th/early 20th century, of hand-spun cream, brown and red wool, of banded and serrated diamond design, 4'4'' H x 6'3'' W, est: $1500/2000 Provenance: Private Collection, Ventura, CA

Navajo Third Phase Chief's Variant Blanket, c. 1910-1940, incorporating a single corn stalk, 5 ft. x 9 ft. 10 in., some stains, minor losses, mounting sleeve sewn top edge, verso. Note: This atypical

A Navajo third phase Chief pattern blanket, first quarter 20th century, 62.5" x 62.5"

54" by 74". 1910-1930.

An early 20th century weaving in third phase chief's blanket pattern, the indigo, brown, black and ivory bands centered by a small stepped diamond flanked by two large half-diamonds and with matching

Third Phase Navajo Chiefs Blanket. c. 1920-30's. Excellent condition. Vibrant colors, no fading. 67" x 50". Est. $2,000-4,000. Ship: $45

A third phase Navajo Chief's blanket late 19th/early 20th century 70 in. x 48 in. Provenance Jeannie Fenton, Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania Private collection.

Title: Large Authentic Navajo Rug Blanket 5'.2"X6'.2" Description: Large 1900's Authentic Vintage Navajo Third phase chief'sblanket rug 5'.2"X6'.2" fine pc with lazy lines, Reserve: $1,200.00 Shipping

The nicely woven blanket of handspun wool in ivory, dark brown, red and violet yarns woven in a pattern generally referred to as Navajo Third Phase Chief's design comprised of eight partial diamond de

Early 20th century, blanket weight, third phase chief's blanket, banded and serrated design in brown, gray, cream and red wool, 5'2'' H x 5'9.5'' W, est: $500/700 Provenance: Private Collection, Reno,

A Navajo Second Phase chief's blanketLate 19th/early 20th century, DineWoven in alternating bands of cream and dark brown wool with blue banding and green crosses56" H x 69.5" W Provenance: The Collec

Antique Navajo chief's blanket, c. 1910, American Southwest, Third Phase design, black, white and red loomed wool, striped with central diamond, and triangles spaced around border, approx. 54" x 52" P

Navajo Chief's Blanket Weaving, woven in a Third Phase chief's pattern, the nine sawtooth-edged diamond devices enclosing stacked bars, all against a classic banded ground, 46 x 63 in.

Navajo Wearing Blanket-Style Weaving, c. 1910, 4 ft. 6 in. x 5 ft. 9 in. Note: The blanket's bands probably evolved from the many Third Phase chiefs variants that were woven after the turn of the cent