We have been lucky here in the central California. We’ve had one of the longest springs I can remember. So far only six days over 100 degrees in June.
I have two great rugs to feature this month.
# 1090 is a very large JB Moore Crystal Trading Post Navajo rug. Circa 1900, it is 95″ x 108″. A large Maltese Cross is in the center and a whirling log in each corner. It is in excellent condition. Very well woven and will make a great floor rug. Marked down to 7,000.
# 998 is a revival wearing blanket circa 1930. It is 57″ x 78″. This very tightly woven blanket is made of processed wool. Marked down to $3,000.
Four rugs have been added to the collection.
Click to View # 1068 is a Toadlena/Two Grey Hills Navajo weaving by Master Waver Daisy Taugelchee. Circa 1982. It is 30″ x 47″. This is an outstanding weaving.
Click to View # 382a is a contemporary Old-Style Crystal Navajo Rug by Master Weaver Rose Yazzie. Circa 1990. It is 47″ x 71″. It is a great weaving by a well-known weaver.
Click to View # 1082 is a Ganado Navajo weaving. Circa 1930. Rug 51″ x 82″.
Click to View # 1094 is a Storm Pattern Navajo Rug with a great salt and pepper gray field. Circa 1950. 30″ x 64″.
Here are the JB Moore Crystal Trading Post Catalog rugs in the collection:
Click to View # 239 is a variant of Plate III of the 1903 J B Moore Crystal Trading Post Catalog. It is 41″ x 66″ and circa 1900. Priced at $4,500. It is a great old rug.
Click to View # 184 is a JB Moore Crystal Trading Post Catalog Rug Plate XXII from the 1911 catalog. This Natural Colored rug has a rare interlaced Button Loop Finish on the bottom. It is 37″ x 57″ and circa 1912. It is discounted to $2,500.
Click to View # 1047 is very similar to plate XXVIII in JB Moore’s 1911 catalog. It is circa 1910 and 45″ x 65″ inches. It is one of the best Catalog rugs I have ever had. Price dropped to $4,500.
Click to View # 1050 is a variant to plate XXX in the JB Moore’s Crystal Trading Post Catalog of 1911. Circa 1910 to 1920. It is 53″ x 74″. Discounted to $3,200.
Click to View # 869 is another variant of Plate XXX in the 1911 Catalog. It is 63″ x 102″ and circa 1905. It was owned by one family for more than 110 years. $6,500.
That is all for July. Any question? Let me know. (559) 259-9482 or reply.
Charley
