A Navajo runner probably Crystal, New Mexico, early

Diné [Navajo] Crystal Textile, ca. 1930handspun wool, natural and aniline dyesJohn Bradford Moore was a renowned trader in New Mexico who established the Crystal Trading Post 1896. An early marketer

Early/mid 20th century, natural and dyed wool, with feather and arrow motifs, 81 x 41 in. Provenance: Private Collection, New Mexico

Native American concho belt. Hammered silver. Probably Navajo. New Mexico. Circa 1900. L 27-1/4" Medallion: H 3-1/8" W 4" . Provenance: Massachusetts estate. Collected mid 20th century. Condition: Exc

An antique mirror with beveled glass and rustic brass frame. The frame is adorned with an embossed flower pattern. Made probably in New Mexico. Circa: early 20th century. A marked paper label on the b

Southwest US, New Mexico, probably Zuni or Navajo, ca. 1930s. A handmade doll representing a Native American brave, skillfully constructed of muslin and dressed in traditional garments including a tun

Dine [Navajo] Crystal Textile, ca. 1925handspun wool, natural and aniline dyes68 x 39 in. (172.72 x 99.06 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

A DINÉ/NAVAJO GERMAN TOWN BLANKET RUG, "BANDED EYE DAZZLER," PROBABLY NEW MEXICO, 1930s, tapestry weaving, a pink ground with red, black, and white stripes interspersed by double and triple light

Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Navajo, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A bow and quiver hand-made from wood, feather, leather, and beads. The bow is carved and polish

Navajo Ganado pictorial rug, circa 1930, 4'4" x 6'8" Provenance: Family descent, grandparents were general store owners in New Mexico in early 20th century, blankets were purportedly given in exchange

"Crystal" Navajo rug. Bertha Harvey - Weaver. Purcahsed at Cristof's, New Mexico. Dimensions: 36.00 " L x 60.00 " W; 

Annie Apache(Dine [Navajo], 20th Century)Crystal Textile, ca. 1960handspun wool, natural and vegetal dyes47 x 30 in. (119.38 x 76.20 cm.) Enchanted Mesa, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1969Private Collectio

Native American, Arizona, New Mexico, Navajo Nation, ca. 1910. Lovely woven rug or blanket in multiple diamond patterns known as an Eye Dazzler. Eye Dazzler is one of the earliest Navajo Weaving style

North America, probably Mexico or New Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. This is a large and well-preserved storage or travel trunk made from wood and wrought iro

Early 20th century. Probably Santa Fe, New Mexico, oil on canvas, signed ll, dated '23" ll, 26 1/4 x 36 in., framed.

9 Reference Books on Native American Weaving, #1 The Navajo: A reprint in its entirety of a catalogue published by J.B. Moore, Indian Trader, of the Crystal Trading Post, New Mexico, in 1911, softback

Southwestern United States, Navajo Reservation, Arizona or western New Mexico, ca. 1925 to 1940 CE. Very attractive Yei Rug. Woven with three figures in colors of purple, red and green. Black and gold

late 19th/early 20th century, natural and dyed wools, 79 x 54 in. Provenance: Private Collection, New Mexico

A Navajo woven wool textile rug purchased from Richardson Trading Company in New Mexico. 19" x 36"

Early Crystal Trading Post Navajo rug, circa 1915. This bold, large rug is a tour de force of Navajo weaving from the period. Similar elements are used in the Crystal catalogue. The simple diamonds on

For sale is a lovely Navajo rug. Sorry I lost the tag so I am not sure of the pattern. The rug is in very good condition it is approximately 60 1/2” long 37 1/2” wide I will be selling 7 Navajo so

Description: This lot includes a small jewelry set made of Sterling silver, and smooth cut onyx stones. The Brooch was made by artisan David Fletcher Garcia (DFG), and the earrings by James Toadlena (

Acoma Pottery Canteen Flask and a Ceremonial Rattle New Mexico early 20th c., (JGLO1203/2) (WK) Dimensions: Flask 6" H x 8" diameter, Rattle 7" L

For sale is a lovely Native American Navajo New Mexico two grey hills design rug. The rug is in very good condition it is approximately 37” long 21 1/2” wide I will be selling 7 Navajo southwest r

(lot of 5) Native American & Southwest style silver (content unknown) rings, varied designs, highlights include (1) signed Nakai (Gilo and Grace Nakai, Navajo, New Mexico, 20th c.), ovoid setting