Seven American Veracular Woven Fiber Fans

Seven American Veracular Woven Fiber Fans, various materials and forms, largest h. 17 in., w. 13 in. Provenance: Estate of Curator, Scholar and Collector William "Bill" Fagaly, New Orleans.

Native American, Southwestern and Northwestern United States, Pima, Yokut & Tlingit peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A trio of charming baskets, hand-woven from natural fibers, that be

Circa mid-20th Century Dimensions: The tallest measures 9.75" H, the widest measures 10" D. Provenance: From a Pennsylvania Estate

O'odham & Anonymous. Star and Cowboy Native American Baskets. Natural woven fiber: yucca, devil's claw & bear grass. Excellent condition. 12" x 13" diameter. Est. $400-600. Ship: $55

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Northern Washington state to Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Nootka or Makah tribes, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A fiber rain hat hand-woven from ti

This is a vintage early 20th century Native American Navajo woven rug with natural fibers and dyes. 82 x 44"

This is a vintage early 20th century Native American Navajo woven rug with natural fibers and dyes. 54 x 32"

(after) Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976) Swirl, 1975 Hand-woven maguey fiber tapestry ed. 14 of 100 58 x 86 (in) Intialed and dated CA 75, lower right Copyright symbol, upper left. Published by

This is a Native American Navajo woven rug featuring seven Yei figures. Attributed to Navajo weaver Arlene Johnson. 39 x 24 1/2".

Don Freedman (American, b. 1937). Mid-century Modern woven wool fiber art wall hanging or tapestry.Length: 44 in x width: 29 1/2 in.

South American basket, finely woven from hand-dyed, split fiber from the werregue palm decorated with a geometric pattern. Dimensions: 5.5"dia. x 9.25"H Country of Origin: Panama

This is a vintage early 20th century Native American Navajo woven rug featuring four figures. Natural fibers and dyes. 52 x 31"

(lot of 4) Lady's hand fans, late 19th/ early 20th c., including: (1) Micronesian hand fan, Marshall Islands, woven plant fibers, center tortoise shell plaque, approx 13.5"l, 7.25"w, (1) Continental f

Native American woven cradles, two, including Hupa USA natural fibers, leather unmarked larger: 6 5/8"w x 14 1/4"d x 5 1/8"h

Contemporary coffee table, in the manner of Karl Springer (German-American, 1931-1991), last quarter 20th c., canted tabletop with lacquered woven fiber surface, rising on conforming legs, some dents

Woven natural fiber with paint decoration. Dimensions: H 5" x Dia. 12.5" Condition: Some small breaks and losses to fiber. Some wear to paint decoration.

Vintage mixed media and woven fiber arts sculpture by Laurie Fowler and Bill Thelen (20th to 21st century American) Three dimensional contemporary vintage design in black and grey free form shapes wit

TRIBAL: Native American woven bowl, Hopi, Second Mesa, c. 1940, polychrome coiled design of tightly woven of Yucca fiber, flat bottom, stepped pattern to rim and foot, wear consistent with age and use

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chimu culture, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE. A stunning Chimu fan made of bright feathers attached to a woven vegetal fiber handle and brown wool cords. The feathers are lengthy wing or ta

**Originally Listed At $200** Oceania, Polynesia, Fiji Islands, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A broad, shape-shaped fan comprised of woven palm leaf strands that coalesce in a tight braid alo

after Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976), No. 9hand-woven maguey jute fiber tapestry, 1974, with woven initials, year, and edition number 14/100 at lower left, "C" woven upper right, published by

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona, Apache, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-woven fiber basket of spherical form with a protruding foot as well as

Esther Fuhrman (American, b. 1939) abstract bronze sculpture, two bronze elements resting on an organic woven fiber, on colorless acrylic base, label on acrylic element bearing artist's name. Overall:

Abelam, Papua New Guinea nicely worked yam mask (baba) of woven fibers and polychrome pigments, used in yam ceremonies, 14"h Provenance: field collected by Michael Hamson in the late 1990s, American P