New Mexican Chimayo Rug

With three stars, circa 1940-50. 58" long x 19" wide. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be r

Vintage 100 Percent Hand Woven Wool Chimayo Fringed Rug, measures 71" x 35", vintage Chimayo rug purchased from a New Mexico estate, has wonderful Thunderbird medallion and original vintage 1965 Orteg

Ortega's Weaving Shop, Chimayo, New Mexico, hand woven wool rug, having brown and white stripes with a geometric motif, cream fringe, small pull to border, approx 4'10"l, 2'11.5"w Start Price: $60.00

Handmade Mexican rugs, featuring traditional Zapotec patterns, and a small Chimayo rug height 7 ft. 10 in. x width 4 ft. 3in. Provenance: An Olmos Park, Texas collection

A Navajo Pictorial Rugc. 1910 native handspun wool, aniline dyesPr

Woven Mexican rug 5 ft. x 2 ft. 11 in. Provenance: Property from the estate of a New Braunfels, Texas gentleman Shipping available for this lot through our partner 4CL; please request a shipping q

Woven Mexican rug 7 ft. 1 in. x 4 ft. 10 in. Provenance: Property from the estate of a New Braunfels, Texas gentleman Shipping available for this lot through our partner 4CL; please request a shi

**First Time At Auction** North America, US Southwest, New Mexico, Chimayo, ca. early 20th century CE. A lovely polychrome textile shawl, comprised of tightly-woven wool fibers, in hues of black, red,

RUGS: Two North American flatweaves, handwoven, both wool on wool, one a semi antique Mexican chimayo, blue white, black with stripes and center medallion, worn fringes, minor staining, 6''1" x 4''2",

Ortegas Chimayo New Mexico 100% Wool Hand Woven Rug. Primarily red with accents of blue, black, gray, and white hues. Tassel trim. Brand tag to reverse. Measures approx. 76L x 46W in. Length includes

Hand woven 100% wool area carpet rug suitable for floor use, or for a bed, a sofa or as a throw blanket by Ortegas of Chimayo, New Mexico. The Southwestern colors are of a brown, black and blue agains

Vintage Chimayo Woven Wool Textile Rug, fringed ends, measures 51" x 84", stunning colors and designs, from Chimayo, New Mexico

Vintage Chimayo (Rio Grande) weaving / rug. Native American (New Mexico), ca. early to mid 20th century. This rug is likely wool, flat woven (tapestry woven) by hand, with one central band of stepped

Chimayo Fringed Wood Rug, beautiful colors, measures 30'' x 60'', comes with original tag which reads ''100% Wool Hand Woven Ortega's Weaving Shop Chimayo, New Mexico 87522''

With woven llamas; plus antique Turkish mat Provenance: Estate of Marie D. Schwartz, author & philanthropist, of New York City, NY & Greenwich, CT

All about 17 1/2"W x -30" L. Three in the lot. All 100 % wool. One with a label for Ortegas Weaving Shop Chimayo New Mexico.

Northern New Mexico weaving, approximately 6' 11' x 4' 2".

Vintage Chimayó Made Wool Blanket; a Chimayo styled finely woven rug with prominent dark red with grey, blue and red crystal in center | Cloth casing on back top of rug for wall display | Approx. D

Mexican Zapotec 100 Percent Wool Rug, measures 24'' x 39'', made by the Zapotec Indians of Teotitlan del Valle Oaxaca, using 100% imported virgin Navajo (New Mexico) wool and natural dyes, beautiful c

Navajo WPA era Hand-Carved New Mexican Desk c1930s. Unsigned. Excellent original finish. This lot only includes the desk. The side chair Lot 402 is shown in the last picture for comparison purposes on

Navajo WPA era Hand-Carved New Mexican Side Chair c1930s. Signed with conjoined "ASG". Excellent original finish. 34.75"w x 15.5"w x 16"d. Link to WPA New Mexico Furniture Article. </

A New Mexican retablo Depicting St. Francis of Assisi, on a hardboard/engineered wood panel, holding a skull and cross. height 10 1/2in, width 7 1/2in Footnotes: Provenance Property from a Denver, CO

Navajo WPA era Hand-Carved New Mexican Sofa c1930s. Unsigned. Needs upholstery. Excellent original finish. 89.25"w x 33"d x 22"h. Link to WPA New Mexico Furniture Article.

Exceptional example of early New Mexican painted furniture, done in the manner of much of the Southwestern folk art originating from the region. Well decorated with original polychrome painted surface