Indian Blankets and Their Makers by George Wharton

Indian Blankets and Their Makers George Wharton James Published by The Rio Grande Press, New Mexico, 1970 Title: Indian Blankets and Their Makers Publisher: The Rio Grande Press, New Mexico Publicatio

Group of three books of Native American blankets. Includes: 1) Navajo and his Blanket by U. S. Holister. 1974, 2nd printing. 2) Indian Blankets and Their Makers by George Wharton James. 1937 and 1974

For your consideration is this 1937 New Edition of "Indian Blankets And Their Makers", written by George Wharton James, published by Tudor Publishing Co., New York 1937, and copy-righted by Edith E. F

George Wharton James. 1974

George Wharton James presents this 208 page Rio Grande Press Inc., publication about the artistry of the Navajo in this first printing. Included are maps, black/white illustrations, photography, and c

includes: Amsden, Charles Avery. Navajo Weaving: Its Technic and its History . 1982 Dutton, Bertha P. Navajo Weaving Today . 1982 James, George Wharton. I ndian Blankets and Their Makers . 1974 Reicha

Indian Blankets and their Makers, 2nd ed. 1973. Quilts of Gee Bend 2002 12" x 14" Property from a New York estate.

Nine Books on Antiques and Collectibles, includes: G.W. James - "Indian Blankets and Their Makers", Tudor pub. 1937; E. Singleton - "The Collecting of Antiques", Macmillan pub 1937; Smith & Thompson -

George Wharton James (England, 1858-1923 California). Three books signed and inscribed by the author, George Wharton James. Indian Basketry & How To Make Indian and Other Baskets, 1903 (first combined

Offered in this lot is a First Edtion of, "The Indians of the Painted Desert Region" by George Wharton James, 1903. Little, Brown, and Company Boston publishers 1904. "The Indians of the Painted Deser

All three gouache, pencil, and pastel on paper, all signed at the lower left corner, one depicting a sardine fisher, one depicting Flemish lace makers, and one depicting women and a child on a boat.&n

Indian Basketry and How To Make Baskets. With nearly 600 illustrations. Third edition by George Wharton James. Published by Henry Malkan 1903. G/VG condition. Provenance: Private collection, Davenport

Indian Basketry and How to Make Baskets by George Wharton James, hardback book c. 1975 The Rio Grande Press, Glorieta New Mexico 3rd Edition

Indian market commemorative blanked, only blanket is signed. 1909-2009 collector plate.

LOT 4 CIVIL WAR ERA STORECOINS 1863 BROAS BROS. PIE MAKERS OUR COUNTRY, ONE COUNTRY,ARMY NAVY 1863 W/INDIAN HEAD

Reeves American Grenadiers and Confederate Cavalry man (missing sword). Plus Britains Union Army soldier, Elastolin George Washington, and Chialu Indian Chief. 8 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

An Arts & Crafts style blanket by Pendleton Woolen Mills of the Heritage Collection offers wool construction with Southwestern American Indian design, maker label as photographed, 20th centuryMeasures

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) George Catlin. Catlin's North American Indian Portfolio. 25 hand-colored lithographs, each 22½ x 16½ inches. 20 text pages. Folio, publisher's ½ calf, moderate wear

George Wharton Edwards (1859-1950) Little bakeshop, Brittany signed 'George Wharton Edwards.' (lower right) oil on canvas 24 x 18in (61 x 45.8cm) Footnotes: Provenance Grand Central Art Galleries, Inc

Signed and located 'George Wharton Edwards/Brittany' lower left, gouache on tan paperSight size: 16 ½ x 10 ½ in. (41.9x26.7cm) Provenance Private Collection, New Jersey.

"Old Turkish Galleons", signed and located for Istanbul at the lower left. With gallery tags attached verso as pictured.    Dimensions: 30" x 30", the frame 35" x 35

A pastel, gouache, watercolor and pencil scene of two ice skaters, signed at the lower right, and a gouache, pastel and pencil of "The Fish Market. Dixmude." dated 1910 and signed at the low

ARTIST: George Wharton Edwards (California, Connecticut, 1859 - 1950) TITLE: Cityscape YEAR: 1925 MEDIUM: pastel and gouashe on paper CONDITION: Very good. Framed under glass. Normal wear to frame. AR

DESCRIPTION: George Wharton Edwards (American, 1859-1950) oil on canvas painting, titled: "The Piazzetta, Venice. Early Morning" featuring architectural cathedral imagery, signed (lower left) mounted