Group of Three Navajo Woven Bowls.

A GROUP OF THREE SOUTHWEST WOVEN BASKETS, CIRCA 1915. Comprising a Navajo basketry bowl with geometric designs, diameter 11.4 inches. A larger Navajo Wedding basket, diameter 14 inches, and a Havasup

A group of three Navajo woven dresses. 20th century. ++ Red and black: 42" x 24". ++ Blue. black, and red" 27 3/4" x 19". ++ Black and maroon: 43" x 20 1/2".

This is a group of three wool Native American Navajo hand woven rugs. Each rug features colorful and complex geometric patterns. One rug bears a tag indicating it was made by Helen Yazzie (Dine, 20th

Dine [Navajo] Group of Three Textiles, ca. 1960 - 1970: Ganado + Grey Hills + Storm Pattern Coal Mine Mesawoven yarns, natural and aniline dyesGanado: 43 x 29 in. (109.22 x 73.66 cm.), Grey Hills: 48

Native American group of woven articles, three: California Basketry gathering bag and bowl, and Maidu Basketry bowl California, USA, circa 1900 (gathering bag); circa 1910 (Maidu); circa 1930 (bowl) n

comprising three Navajo cuffs, two Mexican bangles, five link bracelets, woven chain necklace, two rings, Navajo earrings, two pins, .800 money clip and a perfume flask, monogrammed. Bends to scotty p

Group of Native American Decorative Accessories, eight total including: three Mary Belone Kachina dolls, signed on bottom; two Kachina dolls; woven bowl with red and brown geometric design; sand art o

Studio Art Pottery Group, includes: "MG" signed, bisque porcelain woven bowl, 5"d, 3 1/4"h and a square bowl, 4 1/4"h x 5 1/2" square, "HS" signed set of three graduated shell form bowl with aqua glaz

Group of 5 Mexican-Navajo wool woven mats, wall hangings Dimensions: three 9 3/8 x 10, one 14 1/2 x 18 and one 30 x 80

Group of 7 various shell decorative placemats. Four have the shells woven together (approx. 8-9.5"); and three have a woven wicker center with shell edges, largest- 11.50". Three wood bowls, 1 round,

Second Half 20th Century; Dine Three works: A pictorial with two Yei figures and central corn stalk with Rainbow Guardian and serrated borders Woven in red, blue, yellow, brown, and black wool 33

Second Half 20th Century; Dine Three works: A pictorial mat depicting a spread-winged Thunderbird Woven in grey, brown, black, tan, cream and reddish-brown wool 23.5" H x 27.5" W A pictorial we

Three modern Danish porcelain items, including a creamer, bowl and a vase, in good condition, together with an American woven basket. [2 1/2 x 6 (dia) inches; 4 1/2 x 2 inches; 8 (dia) inches].

one by Montoya Johnson, father sky, the other by "James" mother, earth, and father sky; the latter purchased in Manitou Springs Colorado, 1978. Largest frame size: 23" high by 23" wide. Light wear, on

A Group of Three Navajo Wide Ruins Rugs and Weavings Mid 20th Century largest 65 1/2 x 43 inches Property from a Lifetime Collector

Navajo  A Group of Three Kachina Bolo Ties, ca. 1980-1990 Having turquoise and coral inlay Total weight: 124 grams Largest Bolo: 3 7/8 x 2 1/2 in. (9.84 x 6.35 cm.)

Group of Three Navajo Cuff Bracelets. One cuff has a 1921 coin. Inner Circumferences measure 5 1/2in (with coin), 6in (end are in the shape of two hands, 5 3/4in (stamping). Condition Report: All lots

Group of Three Navajo Rugs the first with a yellow diamond motif along with two in red, yellow and brown Largest: 58 x 38 inches Estimate $600-800

Mid-20th century Each of banded design, natural wool colors and vegetal dyes, comprising one saddle blanket, one double saddle blanket and one runner, 3 pieces The runner: 4'9" L x 2'4" W Provenance:

Group of Three Woven Willow Indian Baskets, 20th c., one open and two with handles, Largest- H.- 14 in., Dia.- 13 in. (3 Pcs.)

Comprising a brass button decorated example, another small example with three handle receivers and a melon basket Sizes from 4-1/4"h x 5-3/4"dia to 7"h x 11-3/4"dia Provenance: Property from a Private

Navajo A Group of Three Silver and Turquoise Pillboxes, ca. 1960-1980 Total weight: 72 grams

A Group of Three Woven Silk Ribbons and a Banner from the World's Fair Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1892-93, Including a ribbon by the Women's Silk Culture Association of the United States, and two

A Group of Three Woven Silk Ribbons by Various Makers from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, Two created by Anderson Brothers depicting 'Betsy Ross Making the First United States Fla