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NATIVE PATTERN

• NATIVE AMERICAN PATTERN RUGNative
  NATIVE AMERICAN PATTERN RUGNative American Pattern Rug
• NATIVE AMERICAN 'STORM PATTERN'
  NATIVE AMERICAN 'STORM PATTERN' WEAVING, NAVAJO, CIRCA 1970NATIVE AMERICAN 'STORM PATTERN' WEAVING, NAVAJO, CIRCA 1970, natural and aniline dyed homespun wool, brick red and black against shaded grey ground, h: 36 x w: 28 1/2 in.
• MARY JIM NAVAJO NATIVE AMERICAN
  MARY JIM NAVAJO NATIVE AMERICAN STORM PATTERN RUG United States,20th CenturyGeometric patterned rug comprised of dark gray, light gray, black, white, and deep yellow.
• Navajo Storm Pattern Variant
  Navajo Storm Pattern Variant Weaving woven with hand-spun wool using colors of cream brown gray and aniline red; storm pattern made with Valero?stars 80.5 x 48 in.first quarter 20th century Condition: Weaving backed with cotton sheet - affixed only at one edge.
• NATIVE AMERICAN RUG3'5 x 5'7''
  NATIVE AMERICAN RUG3'5 x 5'7'' Zigzag pattern forms three diamond-shaped medallions in dark brown tan and ivory.''
• Navajo Germantown Third Phase
  Navajo Germantown Third Phase Pattern Weaving / Rug circa 1900 finely woven using colors of red, navy, brown, and cream; thin bands combined with serrated triangles create an eye-dazzling effect 80 x 59 inches
• NATIVE CULTURE EMBROIDERED WOVEN
  NATIVE CULTURE EMBROIDERED WOVEN WOOL BLANKETca. 1900-1940; brown tone woven traditional form blanket with thin spun cotton warp and non-bleach spun brown wools weft, tassel tied ends of warp, decoratively embroidered in thick wool yarns in a geometric design, 68"x 100"; Condition: some minimal wear from use
• 4 OLD JAVA TEXTILES4 old Java
  4 OLD JAVA TEXTILES4 old Java textiles: breastcloth ("kemben"), hand-drawn batik tulis, soga dyes; woman's breast cloth ("kain dodot"), indigo-dyed commercial cotton using "tritik" technique, Central Java; "kain panjang", silk batik tulis with metal braiding "rembang tana kiat" pattern; and woman's shoulder cloth with fertility pattern with branches and tendrils made for Chinese market, North Coast Java. Ranging in size from: 21'' x 90'' (53 x 229 cm) to 20'' x 96'' (51 x 244 cm). Provenance: Apsara Arts of Asia. Please Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences at the Online Start Price.
• Navajo Transitional Chief's Pattern
  Navajo Transitional Chief's Pattern Weaving / Rug early 20th century hand-spun wool woven in colors of red, cream, and dark brown; two stepped diamonds on a banded ground 40-1/2 x 62 inches
• MARY JIM NAVAJO NATIVE AMERICAN
  MARY JIM NAVAJO NATIVE AMERICAN STORM PATTERN RUG Utah,20th CenturyGeometric patterned rug comprised of dark gray, light gray, tan, black, and gray.
• MARY JIM STORM PATTERN NAVAJO
  MARY JIM STORM PATTERN NAVAJO NATIVE AMERICAN RUG Utah,20th CenturyTan, blue, red, white, green and black geometric pattern over tan field surrounded by geometric boarders.
• An Old English pattern plated table
  An Old English pattern plated table service, in a fitted canteen box on a table with fluted legs
• C1990 NAVAJO REVERSE PATTERN
  C1990 NAVAJO REVERSE PATTERN WOVEN RUG United States,Circa 1990Geometric patterned rug comprised of dark gray, light gray, black, white, brown, and deep yellow.
• NAVAJO RUG Repating banded motif
  NAVAJO RUG Repating banded motif with diamond and chevron pattern.
• NATIVE AMERICAN JB MOORE
  NATIVE AMERICAN JB MOORE PICTORIAL STORM PATTERN VARIANT RUG, CA 1930. 34" X 50"Native American JB Moore pictorial storm pattern variant rug, Ca 1930., Weaving in gray, black, white and red. At the center of this Storm Pattern Variant are arrows noting the four directions, four corners and stepped blocks in the corner. John Bradford Moore (1855–1926)[1] was a trader who established a post at Crystal, New Mexico at the western end of the Narbona Pass, where he developed the manufacture of Navajo Blankets for sale in the United States. Dimensions: 34" x 50"
• PATTERN-MOLDED VASEAn early 19th
  PATTERN-MOLDED VASEAn early 19th century pattern-molded paneled glass vase, probably New England. Medium Amethyst, having a rolled rim above a short neck and sloping shoulders, twelve arched panels about the body with ribs extending under the base. Circa 1830-1860. Minor wear; a small demerit at the rim that likely occurred in the making. 7 1/4" high. ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000 Ex-Richards Collection. Condition: Minor wear; a small demerit at the rim that likely occurred in the making.
• Navajo rug geometric patterns in
  Navajo rug geometric patterns in ochre tan and dark brown edge wear some staining and color run.
• A NAVAJO STORM PATTERN VARIANT RUGA
  A NAVAJO STORM PATTERN VARIANT RUGA Navajo storm pattern variant rug, Early/Mid-20th century; Dine Woven in natural grey, dark brown, cream, and red wool in a storm pattern Dimensions: 78" H x 52.25" W
• Native American basketry;
  Native American basketry; Pima/Papago hand woven, repeating graduated geometric pattern. 7"H. x 17"Diam. Good condition.
• Navajo Second Phase Pattern Weaving
  Navajo Second Phase Pattern Weaving / Rug early 20th century soft, hand-spun Marino wool woven with colors of red, brown, beige, and white; nine rectangular anchor points filled with "barbershop poles" 48 x 72 inches
• NEAR PAIR OF ORIENTAL RUNNERS Beige
  NEAR PAIR OF ORIENTAL RUNNERS Beige field with large repeating floral and vine motifs.
• ANITA HATHALE WOVEN STORM PATTERN
  ANITA HATHALE WOVEN STORM PATTERN NAVAJO RUG United States,Circa 1992Black, white, tan, red, and gray geometric patterned rug with gray field
• A NAVAJO STORM PATTERN VARIANT RUGA
  A NAVAJO STORM PATTERN VARIANT RUGA Navajo Storm Pattern variant rug, Early/mid-20th century; Diné Woven in red, cream, dark brown, and grey wool with a central star motif, water bugs and an elaborate border Dimensions: 77" H x 45" W
• PATTERN-MOLDED VASES, PAIRA pair of
  PATTERN-MOLDED VASES, PAIRA pair of mid 19th century pressed glass Three-Printie Block vases, New England. Light Amethyst, each has an eight-petal rim above rows of ovals, on a hexagonal knop and base. Minor wear; few very small and minor nicks at the bases. 9 1/4" high. ESTIMATE $400-600 Condition: Minor wear; few very small and minor nicks at the bases.
• 3PC NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETS
  3PC NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETS United States,20th CenturyIncludes a squat stiffly woven basket with zigzag pattern, a mid size basket with repeated cross pattern, and a large soft woven basket with diamond pattern.
• NATIVE AMERICAN WEAVINGNATIVE
  NATIVE AMERICAN WEAVINGNATIVE AMERICAN WEAVING, Navajo, homespun wool, Crystal type, woven with a variant storm pattern motif contained with a border of triangle and hook devices, red, shaded sand and black against an ivory ground, 134" x 53"
• Japanese transfer pattern
  Japanese transfer pattern rectangular pillow with Shi-shi designs; H 5 1/2" x W 4 1/2"Provenance:Collected between 1945-1960 by Carl O. Winberg, former United States Government diplomat, agricultural attache and Foreign Service officer serving across Indonesia, India Burma, Bangladesh and Australia; thence by descent to the present owner.
• A Small Storm Pattern Navajo Wool
  A Small Storm Pattern Navajo Wool Rug Approx. 3' x 2'-2". Hand woven wool rug. Field with traditional Navajo geometrical design with Indians symbols of the sun. Color scheme of red-grey on ivory background framed with brown, with natural abrash.
• A NAVAJO STORM PATTERN VARIANT RUGA
  A NAVAJO STORM PATTERN VARIANT RUGA Navajo Storm Pattern variant rug, Late 20th century, Diné A finely woven narrow pictorial rug woven in black, red, grey, and cream wool in a Storm Pattern with waterbug and feather motifs Dimensions: 47" H x 23" W Provenance: Private Collection, Southern California
• NAVAJO RUG, STORM PATTERN
  NAVAJO RUG, STORM PATTERN VARIANTNavajo Ganado rug, Storm pattern variant in colors of red, natural, grey and black with natural and black border. 64" x 41" 1st half 20th century. Provenance: Collection of Charles and Ann Wells, Nashville, Tennessee. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Very good condition with small area of staining to the center.
• DINé [NAVAJO], STORM PATTERN
  DINé [NAVAJO], STORM PATTERN TEXTILE, CA. 1945Diné [Navajo], Storm Pattern Textile, ca. 1945, handspun wool yarns, natural and aniline dyes Dimensions: 30 1/2 x 53 in. (77.5 x 134.6 cm.) Provenance: Private Collection, New Mexico
• PATTERN WOVEN EMBROIDERED RUNNER
  PATTERN WOVEN EMBROIDERED RUNNER WITH DUCK UNDERSIDEOrange, beige knot pattern with border. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 119"L x 52"W Condition: Age related wear
• NATIVE AMERICAN WOOL PICTORIAL
  NATIVE AMERICAN WOOL PICTORIAL WEAVING, NAVAJONATIVE AMERICAN WOOL PICTORIAL WEAVING, NAVAJO, first quarter of the 20th Century, natural and aniline dyed handspun wool woven in red, hard black, tan geometric devices, bow, arrows, letters and stylized wool combs against ivory ground, black border, h: 55 x w: 39 1/2 in.
• A Navajo Weaving Storm Pattern (Two
  A Navajo Weaving Storm Pattern (Two in One Storm) in black white and grey natural wool the red is analine dyed weaver unknown. 34 x 57 inches.
• 2PC NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETS
  2PC NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETS United States,20th CenturyIncludes two tightly woven baskets, one with brown and orange zag pattern, and one with orange and brown triangle and line pattern.
• INDO-CHINESE PATTERN RUG 9' x
  INDO-CHINESE PATTERN RUG 9' x 12': Hand knotted very thick rug with pretty soft pale green field a central round Chinese inspired medallion surrounded with Chinese symbols and designs.CONDITION: A few small stains are to be found.