Big Fall Phoenix Auction 2009

Christina Henderson, Fantastic Two Gray Hills tapestry; excellent condition. 25" x 19" Circa 1970s

Francis Manuelito, Fantastic Two Gray Hills tapestry; excellent condition. 28" x 17" Circa 1980s

Agnes Roen, Extra fine Wide Ruins weaving with banded designs; excellent condition. 35" x 24" Circa 1970s

Cynthia, Larger, fine weave Wide Ruins banded design rug with waterbirds and geometrics; very good condition. 34" x 30" Circa 1970s

Brenda Nez, Fantastic raised outline rug in muted pastels and natural colors; excellent condition. 70" x 36" Late 1900s

Natural dye Crystal rug with muted earth tone, home spun wools. 40" x 31" Late 1900s

Traditional Western Reservation saddle blanket with serrated bands. 28" x 44" Mid 1900s

Agnes Roan, Small, very fine weave Wide Ruins rug done in earth tones; excellent condition. 30" x 21" Circa 1970s

Large finer weave Wide Ruins rug; very good condition. 64" x 42" Late 1900s

Unique gray ground pictorial weaving depicting a Yei dancer. 19" x 24" Circa 1980

Very colorful, signed (lower left corner) original oil on canvas depicting two riders in Navajo Land - name unrecognized. 23-1/2" x 35-1/2"...

Full-color laser print titled "Old Wind Woman", signed. 11-1/2" x 15-1/2" (13-1/2" x 17-1/2" framed) Circa 1993

Signed original oil on canvas - "Buffalo on the Move". 10" x 28" Circa 1992

Signed original acrylic on brown velour of a Native mother and child. 21-1/2" x 17-1/2" (25" x 21" framed) Circa 1970s

Bengi Shirly, Jet and turquoise stone-to-stone inlay sunface bracelet with turquoise needlepoint work. 5" plus 1-1/4" gap x 2-1/2" wi...

Earlier version double-necked wedding vase with avian forms, twist handle, and unique shape. 10-5/8" x 5-1/2" Circa 1940s

Hand stitched moose hide slippers with embroidered flowers. 8-1/2" Circa 1950

Hand stitched moose hide slippers with embroidered flowers. 9" Circa 1950

Both pairs made from tanned moose hide, hand stitched and with floral embroidering. 4-1/2", 6" Circa 1950

A finer and smaller version of the above. 3-1/2", 4-1/2" Circa 1950