Native American Navajo Large 84 x 53 Inch Rug Blanket Whirling Logs Pre German Motif Ganado Klagetoh

Navajo 3rd Phase Chief's Blanket Variant Design Pictorial Rug with Weaving Comb Motifs, c. 1910s, 103.5" x 84". The warp count is 5, and the weft count is 22, per inch. Acquired from a private collect

Navajo Roomsize Storm Pattern Weaving / Rug, with Whirling Logs early 20th century hand-spun wool in colors of red, cream, and browns 168 x 102 inches [14 x 8-1/2 feet] 

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

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

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

95" x 68" TAG MARKED HELEN JOHNSON, TWO GREY HILLS. HANDMADE NAVAJO RUG. PURCHASED FOR $45,000 FROM TRADING POST IN 1970'S

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

Navajo Silver and Turquoise Cuff Bracelet and Ring, Lee Yazzie (b. 1946) three large stones within intricate tooled leaves and bezel Length 5 x opening 1 1/8 x width 1 3/4 inches Estimate $ 800-1,200

This wool hand-woven Native American Navajo blanket has geometric designs across the center and large crosses, possibly a chief's blanket. In excellent condition, it measures 70" long x 41" across.

Navajo Shiprock Pictorial Rug c. 1940s, 41" x 49". The warp count is 7, and the weft count is 34, per inch. Published in Native American Arts magazine, April-May 2017 issue, magazine included. Publish

Size: 32" x 32" Condition: There are several areas with staining. See photos.

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] 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

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

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

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

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

Early 20th century Navajo rug. Diamond pattern with repeating arrow design along inside field. Some wear. 45.5 x 89.5in.

A very large oil on canvas portrait of a Native American with beaded shirt and red blanket, 85” x 60” in a quality gilt frame overall 93” x 68”

With central diamond design, with red brown and gray h. 3 ft. 9 in. w. 2 ft. 9 in. Provenance: By descent through the family of an important South Salem, NY collector

Dale Chihuly (American, b. 1941), early blown glass "Navajo Blanket" cylinder, ca. 1975, signed at the base edge within the glass, h. 11", dia. 4-3/8". Provenance: Estate of Dr. William N. Coughlin,

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

Natural earth tone dyes h. 59-1/2 w. 39-1/2 in. Provenance: Consignor's father purchased in 1980s from a gentleman working on the Navajo American Indian Reservation