Woven Catalogne Textile, Leeds County, Late 1800s

A roll of colourful loom woven fabric / catalogne made in the late 1800’s from Leeds County Ontario. Vibrant colours and mint condition. L: 31'; W/L: 35". FRANCAIS: Rouleau de catalogne tiss

Available here for your consideration is this antique "Germantown" Navajo weaving. Germantown blankets were Navajo textiles woven from the late 1800s to around 1910, with the bulk of the weaving's mad

This lot of two African Kuba artisan woven mats/rugs are from the mid to late 1800s. The unique textile pattern displays chevron and diamond shapes with a play on contrast. Not perfectly square. These

Larry Yazzie (1955-1995, Diné)A Navajo Blue Canyon raised out,line textile, late 20th centuryWoven in blue, grey, cream, red and multicolored wools in a combination of various figural motifs includ

A Navajo transitional textileLate 19th century, DineWoven in red, green, blue, orange, cream and dark brown wool in an allover serrated floating diamond motif52" H x 33.75" W

A late 19th century Paisley textile. Woven multicolor design on a Black field. Some edge wear, holes up to 1 1/2" long. Approx. 68 x 71" high overall. ESTIMATE $100-200

An estate lot of woven and metallic thread textiles from the late 18th Century to the 20th Century. Including vestments, bed covers, trim, and French Aubusson. Ht: 72" Wd: 50" (bed cover) Provenance:

A late 19th century Paisley textile. Finely woven multicolor design on a Red field. NOTE: The First Photo Shows Only Half Of One Side. Some tears, several small holes. Approx. 62 1/2 x 141" high overa

A large Navajo Germantown textileLate 19th/early 20th century, DinEWoven in red, cream, black, green, and purple wool with cactus designs in the corners, floating vallero star variations, and expanded

Late 1800s/Early 1900s, Large double compartment hand woven tule or cattail reed bag used for flat storage. Log entry #56 reads "Bought from Mrs. Paul - Portland - Summer of 1959." Very good condition

late Qing dynasty, woven mat with pink, blue, beige, and black decoration, bells, goats, yinyang symbol, and decorative borders, 47 x 25 in.; mounted in double sided wood and plexiglass frame, 53-3/4

County Fair Vintage Cigar Label Stone Lithograph Art Dated from the late 1800's to early 1900's. Inner Label. Highly collectable Ephemera that is over 100 years old. Reference Cigar Label Price Guide

Late 1800s, Huge and very rare undecorated fine weave storage basket with original woven-in roped handles. This only has color in a band around the rim. Good condition, with both early native and mode

A Navajo Two Grey Hills textileLate 20th century, DineThe eyedazzler textile woven in cream, dark grey, light grey, black and brown wool, with a column of four serrated diamonds and two sawtooth borde

A Navajo Yei pictorial textileMid/late 20th century, DineWoven in ochre, beige, salmon, grey, yellow, and burgundy wool, with six Yei figures alternating with four corn stalks and an elaborate sawtoot

**Originally Listed At $200** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sulawesi Island, Toraja people, ca. late 20th century CE. A massive woven textile, made of two joined panels, with knotted fringe at its shorte

Original late 1800s to early 1910s flag to Company G, 24th New York Cavalry which during the Civil War was made up of various Oswego County Soldiers from Orwell, Sandy Creek, Amboy, Oswego, New Haven

Late 1800s, Very early pair of finely woven basketry boots/slippers/socks. Good condition, minor damage. Ex. MONAC Museum Jesuit Collection, Spokane, WA. 7" tall x 10-1/2 *Click

Anonymous. Crawford County, GA. Half Gallon Whisky Jug with Interesting Glaze. c. late 1800s. Mint condition. 10" h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

Mid- late 20th century black lacquered bamboo turned armchairs. They are upholstered in a gold and black plaid jacquard woven textile. Height 35", width 22-1/4", depth 25-1/4".

A Contemporary Asian textileLate 20th/early 21st centurySigned in the weaving with Kanji charactersWoven in black and red wool with openwork details and long fringe to one end118" H x 86" W

This is a Pendleton Cheif Joseph Beaver State wool Native American Indian blanket. First woven in the 1920s. Chief Joseph led the Nez Perce tribe native to northeastern Oregon in the late 1800s. Widel

A Navajo Burntwater Yei textileMid/late 20th century; DinEWoven by Marvelle DeBord in grey, yellow, cream, orange, pink, brown and black wool with four Yei dancers in two panels with complex serrated

Late 1800s. 22" tall and 20 1/2" tall. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.