A NAVAJO HOOKED RUG.

Title: Rare Hooked Rug with a Navajo pattern, early 20th c Description: The first hooked rug I have seen with an American Indian textile motif. Bold & graphic. Dimension: 3 ft. 9 in. x 39”. Shippi

17 vols. Lewis, F. The Pontremoli Collection of Carpets and Textiles: With an introduction and Descriptive notes. Lehigh-on-Sea: F. Lewis, Publishers, Limited, 1942. Copy number 96 of an edition limit

Including one in imitation of a Navajo rug, circa 1910, 24 x 4"; and pictorial with New England village scene, 28 x 39". Both very Good.

A circa mid-twentieth century American hooked rug, a series of guard borders centered by a geometric medallion inspired by Navajo rug design. Measures 40 x 25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-ho

This exceptional rug displays stepped and latch hooked ivory medallions trimmed in black on an open field of variegated natural wools that, with the effects of the weaver's lazy lines, creates the str

Navajo Regional Weaving / Rug central elongated diamond with hooked elements 48 x 69 inches

Navajo Eastern Reservation Weaving / Rug early 20th century hand-spun wool in natural colors designed with feathers and stacked and hooked diamonds 94 x 52-1/2 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati

A Navajo pictorial rug Finely woven, aligning twin columns of hooked X-forms, Maltese cross and feather devices as accents, within a broad reciprocal fretwork border. size approximately 9ft x 4ft 9in

A Navajo Two Grey Hills rugMid-20th century, DineWoven in cream, grey, beige, and brown, with a central stepped hooked diamond, stepped, corn stalk, and butterfly motifs to corners, and an elaborate b

Early 20th century; Dine Woven in red, cream, dark brown, and grey wool with conjoined central diamonds and a hooked fret border 75" H x 53.5" W Provenance: The Estate of George David Sturges

Mid-20th Century; Dine Woven in orange, pink, cream, white, and grey wool with two conjoined hooked lozenges to center, flanked by serrated elements 60" H x 43" W

American, probably 1920s. A fine woven Navajo wool rug possibly Ganado design or Crystal design having a red background or field with grey and black hooked designs, red and black diamonds accents, lat

Second-Quarter 20th Century; Dine A Navajo rug woven in red, cream, light brown, dark brown, and grey wool with a central hooked diamond 71.5" H x 42.5" W

Brenda Spencer (American/Navajo active late 20th/early 21st century), handwoven wool Navajo Wide Ruins rug, having stripes in chocolate, tan, and cream, containing bands of hooked stars in grey, cranb

Early/Mid-20th century; Dine Woven in cream, grey, brown, red, orange, and green wool with central joined double serrated diamonds and hooked elements 70" H x 41" W

Navajo rug or weaving, Two Gray Hills pattern, woven in colors of tan, black, brown and cream by Maggie Black. Consisting of a stepped and hooked central diamond with multiple geometric borders, spiri

A Navajo regional rugEarly 20th century, DinEWoven with brown cream, red, orange, and grey wool with five bands of hooked whirling log motifs56" H x 29.5" W

A Navajo regional rugEarly 20th century, DinEWoven in cream, red, black, and blue wool with multiple floating crosses and hooked motifs to center52" H x 31" W

Third-Quarter 20th Century; Dine Woven in light blue, red, rust, cream and black with feathers, stars, crosses and an elaborate hooked border 51" H x 38" W

Second quarter 20th century Hooked double diamond motif, cream, red, gray and brown on taupe ground 7'7" H x 3'4.5" W Provenance: Sold: The Last Annual Cameron Trading Post Auction, Session 2, October

Verna Smith (American/Navajo b. 1972), handwoven wool Wide Ruins rug, having stripes in tan and brown containing a band of hooked stars in pale sage and muted purple. Provenance: Private Collection of

A DINÉ/NAVAJO CRYSTAL TRADING POST STYLE SADDLE BLANKET RUG, "STORM DAZZLER," 1930s, tapestry weaving, a diamond with multiple ecstatic points issuing hooked "T" and bird foot motif, on a cream g

NATIVE AMERICAN NAVAJO WOOL WEAVING / SMALL RUG, colors comprising grey / greyish tan, black, and white, center with two octagonal motifs have hooked appendages and feathers, all encompassed by steppe

American, 19th Century. Stunning design with a central basket of flowers with a butterfly and bird, flanked by a cherry tree and an oak tree, dated 1844 and initialed "M.H.F." small areas of crude rep