c.1875

Variant Third Phase blanket, handspun wool, natural white,, natural brown, indigo dyed and raveled American flannel.

Unusual design of diamonds and stepped borders. A Spider Woman Hole is present on the upper white band.

Weaving count: 8 warps x 38/40 wefts. Blanket size: 58" x 74".

$ 35,000.00

c. 1890-1900

Softly woven "Dyugi" style Navajo weaving. A large, bold serrated "X" design in variegated grey outlined in dark brown on a white background. All natural wool with many "lazy" lines.

Weaving count: 5 warps x 16 wefts.

Size: 81" x 48 1/2"

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c. 1940

Homespun yarn. Red background w/ white & black geometric designs.

Weaving count: 7 warps x 28 wefts

101" high, 70" wide

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c 19th century

An outstanding masterpiece tightly woven in bright Germantown wool. Bold and vibrant pattern of concentric and serrated diamonds on a red background. Two stylized animal figures in the central diamond.

Weaving count: 9 warps x 50 wefts

94 inches by 58 inches

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c. 1890-1900

A Third phase Chief’s Pattern Weaving made of hand spun wool. Banded natural brown and white stripes alternate with diamond and cross forms woven into the center and edges.

Weaving count: 7 warps x 24 wefts

Size: 58"1/2 x 52"

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c. 1920-1930

An early Two Grey Hills weaving from the north west area of New Mexico. Woven with natural handspun wool and red aniline dyed wool as an accent color. Weavers combs have been incorporated into the complex design.

Weaving count: 7 warps x 32 wefts

size: 50" wide, 71" long

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c. 1910-1920

An early Crystal weaving from the area around J.B Moore's Trading post.

The woven imagery shows a central rug with crosses and diamonds surrounded by large hooked elements on a natural gray field. White bands top and bottom and a brown border enclose the design. Natural hand spun wool.

Weaving count: 6 warps x 18 wefts

Size: 75" x 47", 6' 3" x 4"

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c. 1890-1900

A Dramatic Navajo Revival textile woven with handspun wool and natural and aniline dyes in a large size. Repeating panels of stripes and linked diamonds provide classic elements alongside the large " Chiefs Style" triangular elements that provide strong visual appeal. Carded grey wool provides a neutral background field for the vibrant use of color.

Weaving count: 9 warps x 48 wefts

Size:109" length x 63" width

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c. early 1900's

Transitional Third Phase Pattern blanket with large connected diamonds on a red background. Handspun and dyed wool in red, natural white, grey and brown native wool.

Weaving count: 6 warps x 20 wefts

Size: 66"1/2 x 48"1/2

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c.1925

Navajo Tree of Life, pictorial weaving, made with native hand spun wool and aniline dyes.

Weaving Count: 7 warps x 32 wefts

Size: 101" high, 62 1/2" wide

Pictured in Tyrone Campbell Book

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c. 1930

A delightfully graphic large rug, decorated with Vallero Stars on the main ground, bordered by a row of stars worked in a slight variation.  Woven of hand-spun yarn in natural white and grey, with red and black aniline-dyed hand-spun.

Weaving count: 6 warps x 22 wefts

109"long, 63"wide

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c. 1940's

Yei rug with six female figures wearing feathers headdresses, long earrings and jackla necklaces and holding dance feathers. Figures are in shades of grey on atan/brown background of native wool.

Weaving count: 10 warps x 36 wefts

Size: 58"3/4 x 42"1/2

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c. 1890-1900

A large and striking Navajo Rug with strong visual impact. Ganado red with white, natural grey and brown wool. Two serrated diamonds provide a strong geometric pattern with eight large crosses evenly arranged over the field, Made of hand spun wool with a tight weave.

Weaving count: 9 warps x 28 wefts

size: 96” x 61”

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c. 1880's

Navajo banded serape, softly woven in natural white, black and aniline salmon red. Seven bands highlighted with black lines and beaded design.

Size: 67" x 51

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c. 1900-1910

An early Storm pattern rug woven with natural grey, brown and tan wool, along with white and aniline red. Central rectangle wit arms stretching to the corners with four sacred mountains. Waterbug elements on both ends. Bordered with red and brown hooked elements.

With edge repair.

Size: 170" x 62", 14' x 5'4"

$13,500.00

c. 1950-1960

A very large Storm Patter Rug with predominate colors of blue and grey. The design originates from the early 1900's at Crystal trading post in Western NM. Central rectangle with brown arms stretching to the four holy mountains. A natural grey background with both natural and dyed hand spun wool used.

Size: 133" x 72", 11' x 6'

$14,500.00

c. 1940-1950's

A large Klagetoh weaving from the northeastern part of Arizona. A very well executed weaving showing several central serrated diamonds bordered by two rows of brown stair step elements. The field is a varigated handspun grey wool with the border being black. Excellent condition.

Size: 96' x 76', 8' x 7.6'

$7,500.00

c. 1930-1940

A large and striking crystal rug from the J B Moore Trading Post region. A central cross design flanked by checkerboard and diamond elements on a natural handspun wool field. Linked diamonds on a white background border the rug.

Size: 113" x 65", 9'4" x 5'4"

$7,000.00

c. 1920-1930

A extremely elaborate Teec made with natural handspun wool. Central diamond motifs over a natural handspun grey wool field. Alternating arrow and feather elements within the field. A very intricate border surrounds this exceptionally tightly woven masterpiece.

Size: 168" x 78", 14' x 6' 6"

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c. 1920-1930

A very large Navajo floor rug woven with handspun wool. An interlocking geometric border design surrounds a field with multiple diamond shaped elements. Aniline dyed red, natural brown, Black and white wool.

Size: 146" x 96" or 12' by 8'

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