Native American Woven Curl Work Basket/Side Table

Early 20th century, likely Northeastern United States, Maine origin. The piece having a woven two-tier configuration supported by four legs. The baskets are centered with curl decoration and the piece

19th century, likely NorthEastern United States, Maine. The circular body with original ruffled top and bottom in a very unique form. Good tight condition only slight wear and loss consistent with age

Two Navajo textilesMid/late 20th century; DinETwo works:Eva Barber (1940-2020; DinE)A small Navajo Two Grey Hills weavingA table mat woven in grey, brown, ochre, cream, and black wool with a central c

Unusual Navajo Ganado woven table runner ca 1930's. 61" long x 24" wide. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates are determ

Native American Hand Woven Geometric Detailed Tapestry, table runner, wall art. Contains tones of cream, red, and brown. Measures approx 36 inches long 16 inches wide. Property of New York city estate

Native American Hand Woven Geometric Detailed Tapestry, table runner, wall art. Contains tones of cream, red, and brown. Measures approx 36 inches long 16 inches wide. Property of New York city estate

Mid/Late 20th century; Dine Each Navajo table mat woven in grey, dark and light brown, cream and black wool, one with a central diamond and serrated border, and one with two central stepped diamonds

20th century, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, attributed to Martha Lossiah. The fine open bale handled basket having excellent curl work surrounding the body. Nice tight piece and with good colors th

Title: Navajo woven small Ganado throw ca 1930's Dimension: 35 1/2" long x 20 1/2" wide Provenance: A nicely done railroad tracks patterned small throw. Ideal for table or chest top. Good ends and edg

Original Mary Holiday Black, Navajo Wedding woven basket. Approximately 18.5" diameters. Elite Navajo Indian basket maker, Mary Holiday Black's work commands top prices. Includes all original paperwor

woven 19"x16" table runner and 12 woven coasters

Woven Navajo rug 5' 3" x 3' 9" with bow and arrows design work, tares, wear, frays, heavily used condition. Small woven textile is in very good condition and measures 3' x 1' 7". Please Note: Scheerer

Group of 24 finely woven miniature Navajo rugs with unique geometric patterns. With two certificates of authenticity for rugs woven by Ellen Smith and Nellie Yazzie. Including works by Lula Brown, Irm

Unusual early 1900s round 2 shelf table with open metal work skirt and metal fancy legs with wooden 2 tier top (20" dia. x 30.25"h). From the Mannsville Mansion Estate.

Navajo Saddle blanket early 20th centurywoven wool 27 h × 33 w in (69 × 84 cm) This work will ship from Wright in Chicago, Illinois.

Together with a group of ethnographic table articles, including lacquer boxes, a woven box, two totem poles, and an African mask. 8 pieces Vase: 9-1/2"h

Dine (Navajo) Late Classic serape c. 1880hand-woven wool 55 w x 71.5 l in (140 x 182 cm) This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.

A Ganscraft woven Chimayo purse with snap closure, mild staining, original Ganscraft tag; and a Native American table mat measuring 22.5" x 17.5"

Navajo Double Saddle blanket and Red Mesa rug hand-woven wool 32.5 w × 62 l in (83 × 157 cm) 33.25 w × 62.5 l in (84 × 159 cm) This work will ship from Chicag

Second Half 20th Century; Dine Three works: A pictorial with two Yei figures and central corn stalk with Rainbow Guardian and serrated borders Woven in red, blue, yellow, brown, and black wool 33

Second Half 20th Century; Dine Three works: A pictorial mat depicting a spread-winged Thunderbird Woven in grey, brown, black, tan, cream and reddish-brown wool 23.5" H x 27.5" W A pictorial we

Two works: A Navajo Two Grey Hills rug Fourth-Quarter 20th Century; Dine Woven in browns, greys, black and cream wool with a central stepped diamond and stepped motifs to the corners 30.25" H x

Decorative tiled panel, in the style of a Native American textile, arranged on wood panel backing, (final image: an example of tile plaque as a table top, with base commissioned by Oscar's Iron Works

Two American Hand-Woven Baskets, one Northeastern, probably Maine, Native American Mi'kmaq covered trinket box with porcupine curls, and one Coker Creek, Tennessee oak split basket. Largest: 9.5" H x