Navajo Bridle

An early snake motif ring bit with silver inlay, spreader chains, chased details and copper caps mounted on a traditional styled Southwest bridle with stamped and pierced 3 - 1/2" conchos, stamped sli

36” x 9” Navajo Bridle – nickel conchos & drops with iron ring bit & iron mouth chain

Very showy vintage Navajo silver bridle with large scalloped medallions and massive browband, and completed by an antique iron ring bit. Showing nice eye appeal and condition with silver on newer leat

A Diné (Navajo) silver and leather bridle Mounted on its original leather, with brow band pieces decorated with elaborate stamp work, (leather broken in places). lg. 26, wd. 14 1/2 in. For furth

DESCRIPTION: A fine Navajo piece from approximately 1880. Leather may have been replaced at some point but the silver pieces retain good unpolished tone. MEASUREMENTS: 14" X 19"

dating: Late 19th Century provenance: North America, In original leather, with heavy, silver mounts, oval, engraved side studs, crownpiece with a pendant, decorated with a turquoise, cabochon stone. l

Striking early Native American silver mounted bridle with nice bucket, oversize domed conchos and silver tips. Very nicely made, with great eye appeal.

A Native American leather headstall bridle with beaded conchos. 28" long.

Circa 1860s, finely woven of cream, brown, indigo blue and cochineal-dyed red wool, of banded design with floating bars to the central and outer bands, 4'8.5'' H x 6'0'' W, est: $10,000/15,000 Note: D

Dine [Navajo] Moki Serape, ca. 1865-1875Native handspun wool, natural brown with blue and green and Indigo dyes; red raveled bayeta, undetermined dye.49 x 75 1/2 in. (124.46 x 191.77 cm.) Private Coll

Dine [Navajo] Germantown Textile, ca. 1900commercial wool, aniline dyesThis lot is accompanied by a contemporary Pendleton blanket (Los Ojos) replicating the original design.Weaving 74 1/2 x 55 in. (1

Dine [Navajo] Extremely Rare Lander Turquoise and Silver Squash Blossom Necklace, ca. 1970having approximately 90 carats of Lander Turquoiseoverall weight: 7.4 oz, 210 gramsPendent: 3 x 2 1/2 x 1/4 in

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

Third quarter 19th century Banded design with intercepting red-field bars of stacked cream and blue triangles, brown, cream, with cochineal-dyed red and indigo-dyed blue yarns 5'4'' H x 4'7.5'' W Prov

Signed in Hallmarks and Dated 1948 en Verso. The Plate has Much Tarnish. It Measures 13 3/4" in Diameter, and Weighs 32.37 Troy Ounces.

Circa 1870 Woven of churro wool in red, cream and dark brown horizontal stripes 51.5" L x 61" W Provenance: Private Collection Tucson, AZ, acquired in 1976 Notes: First Phase blankets of this er

A Navajo late classic child's blanket Designed with seven vertical zigzag bands in alternating indigo and cream on an aniline-dyed red ground. size approximately 4ft 1in x 3ft

Fourth-quarter 19th Century, Fort Wingate, New Mexico Territory Woven red field of American flannel, with four columns of yellow, green and red crosses, side elements in cream and indigo blue with ot

FINE NATIVE AMERICAN NAVAJO BISTI REGIONAL LARGE WOOL BLANKET / RUG, colors comprising black-brown, grey, brown, tan, and red, center field with various serrated diamond motifs and two larger vignette

Hubbell Trading Post Navajo "Thunder Yei" Rug c1915. Comes with original Hubbell Trading Post Tag and sales receipt of $9000 from 30+ years ago. No color run. Near pristine condition. 66" x 54". Spend

DALE CHIHULY (American b. 1941) "Navajo Blanket" 1975 glass, 10.125 x 5.25 inches, signed initials and dated within the glass verso: 'dc 75', dated 1850 on the front. Provenance: Gift from the artist

A Diné (Navajo) Bisti rug Worked in natural sheep colors, densely decorated with radiating wheel, floral, diamond, and branching abstract elements within multiple borders. size approximately 8ft

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

Navajo Moki Pattern Weaving / Rug late 19th century hand-spun wool woven in colors of indigo, dark brown, red, cream, and having thin lanes of green 76 x 51-1/2 inches From the Collection of Bruce and