Antique American Textiles

This charming piece represents the enduring tradition of American textile folk art, utilizing the distinctive hooked technique that gives the surface its rich, textural pile.

This exceptional textile represents the peak of domestic American folk art production.

This exceptional textile represents the zenith of American folk artistry, utilizing the traditional hooked technique to create a robust and textural loop pile surface.

This exceptional example of 19th-century American textile artistry showcases the sophisticated design capabilities inherent in American Hooked Rugs.

This exceptional piece of American textile history represents the finest qualities found in antique rugs of the early 20th century.

The combination of sophisticated color grounding and naive execution elevates this rug beyond mere utility, presenting it as a significant piece of American textile history. Details...

It is a highly sought-after example among antique rugs collectors, valued not only for its excellent state of preservation but also for its distinctive contribution to the history of...

It is a testament to enduring American textile craftsmanship. Details Type and style: Folk Art Age: Antique Date of manufacture: 1890 Place of origin: United States Construction: Ha...

This exceptional piece represents the height of American textile folk art, utilizing the distinctive hooked technique to create a surface rich in texture and historical context.

This exceptional example of American textile art represents the peak of the Navajo weaving tradition in the early 20th century.

This exceptional example of American textile craft, dating from the 1920s, represents the enduring tradition of antique rugs.

As a finely preserved example of early American textile artistry, this piece offers more than just decoration; it is a tangible connection to the history of domestic craft.

As a testament to early American textile history, this piece is a highly collectible addition to any collection of antique rugs and textiles, retaining remarkable coral color saturat...

A charming early 20th century American rag rug, handwoven from repurposed textiles in a vibrant stripe pattern of layered blues, rich reds, verdant greens, and soft ivory — a palette...

This exceptional example of American textile history captures the resourceful spirit of the late 19th century.

The specific construction technique, known as hooking, gives the surface a distinctive loop pile texture, setting it apart from traditional woven textiles. This technique defines it ...

Antique Wool Gray Hooked, Loop Pile Rug, Circa Date: 1930s. This charming American textile represents the best of early 20th-century folk art, utilizing a dense loop pile technique t...

This unique textile hails from the tradition of American USA rugs, presenting a striking example of early 20th-century folk artistry.

This exceptional example of American textile craft from the early 20th century highlights the resourceful nature of American USA Rugs production.

Crafted from durable wool, this piece showcases the domestic artistry and textural richness characteristic of North American textile production. The expansive central field utilizes ...

This exceptional textile is a powerful example of early 20th-century American weaving, characterized by the bold, stepped geometry typical of the Navajo tradition.

Its dense, textured surface and naive execution lend it a unique, tactile quality prized by collectors of early American textiles. The composition centers on a bold, yet rustic, stil...

This rug is a testament to the enduring appeal of early American textile production, offering both visual interest and tangible history.

This exceptional piece represents the height of early 20th-century American textile craft. The construction utilizes a dense loop pile technique, characteristic of fine domestic hook...

This exceptional piece exemplifies the height of American textile craft, blending the inherent charm of the hooked technique with a surprisingly formal, all-over design.

This exceptional textile originates from the height of early 20th-century craft movements, representing a unique aesthetic contribution from American USA Rugs.

This exceptional piece represents the utilitarian artistry of early 20th-century American textile production. While often simple in construction, these pieces are now highly prized e...

This charming example of American textile folk art utilizes the traditional hooked technique, crafted primarily from wool and cotton.

This exceptional textile exemplifies the vibrant, resourceful spirit of early 20th-century American USA Rugs.

This exceptional piece is a testament to the enduring American folk art tradition. The technique, known as rug hooking, flourished in the early 20th century, resulting in unique and ...

Executed in the robust, looped wool technique characteristic of its origin, this piece exemplifies the unique texture and durability inherent in the American hooked rug tradition. Th...

This rug is not merely a floor covering but a piece of American textile history, offering a rare blend of domestic artistry and enduring quality.

This exceptional piece exemplifies the craft of the American Hooked Rug tradition, showcasing the resourceful artistry typical of early 20th-century textile work.

The craftsmanship reflects the traditional flat-weave technique, emphasizing the sharp, stepped edges of the design elements. This Navajo textile is not merely floor covering; it is ...

As a testament to early American textile ingenuity, this piece maintains remarkable integrity and color clarity for its age.

Hallway Runner Rugs (2.08ft x 20ft), Circa Date: 1925. This exceptional American textile piece dates to the height of the Art Deco era, showcasing a sophisticated approach to traditi...

The construction, blending hooked and knotted techniques, suggests a transitional period in American textile arts, bridging folk art and formal design.

This exceptional 19th-century Navajo Germantown rug is a dazzling example of Native American textile art from the late 1800s. Handwoven in a striking Eyedazzler pattern, it features ...

This remarkable piece is a prime example of early 20th-century American textile artistry, demonstrating a highly modern sensibility within the tradition of antique rugs.

As a genuine artifact from American textile history, this piece offers both historical significance and compelling decorative appeal.

Hallway Runner Rugs (3ft x 23.03ft), Circa Date: 1920s. This exceptional American textile represents the refined simplicity characteristic of the shaker rug tradition, translated int...

This exceptional example of American textile art transcends the typical folk aesthetic often associated with hooked pieces, presenting a sophisticated, large-scale design.

Antique American Hooked Rug with Lavish Floral Bouquet Size: 13'1" × 21'10" (398 × 665 cm) A radiant example of early American textile artistry, this monumental antique hooked rug, c...

This exceptional example of an American Hooked Rug captures the decorative exuberance of the early 20th century, elevating a traditional craft technique into a sophisticated textile ...

This exceptional piece of American textile history showcases the enduring appeal of handcrafted folk art.

They represent a unique chapter in the history of American textiles, valued for their durability and highly personalized aesthetic.

This exceptional textile represents the zenith of American folk artistry in the early 20th century.

This exceptional American textile represents a crucial period in domestic weaving history, utilizing recycled materials to create durable, functional floor coverings.

79068 Antique Germantown Southwestern style Kilim Rug, 01'09 x 03'09. This exquisite handwoven wool antique Southwestern style kilim is a captivating example of Germantown weaving, a...

This exceptional piece of American textile history showcases the sophisticated evolution of the hooked technique, moving beyond utilitarian mats into decorative floor coverings.

A remarkable example of early Navajo weaving and a distinctive addition to any collection of Native American textiles or Southwestern décor. Size - 6’ 1" x 7’2” Color - Multi-Color ...

This exceptional piece represents the enduring charm of early 20th-century American textile artistry. The hooked construction, characterized by its durable loop pile, provides a tact...

Bold Geometric Antique American Amish Textile, Country of Origin: America, Circa Date: 1930

It offers a rare opportunity to integrate authentic American textile history into a contemporary setting.

An authentic example of early American textile art, this rug is a perfect addition to curated interiors, appealing to collectors, interior designers, and those seeking genuine vintag...

A beautiful and colorful vintage Rag Runner (flat-woven) runner in stripe pattern set on an ivory background with a beautiful combination of stripes in various colors including pink...

The Navajo Transitional Period (roughly 1880-1900) is one of the most collected formats of historic Native American textile. Hand-woven wool. Authentic one-of-a-kind antique Navajo.

This exceptional textile is a striking example of a late 19th-century historic American quilt in a square format, representing a tradition of domestic artistry that transcends mere u...

79016 Antique Transitional Southwestern-Style Kilim Rug, 01'09 x 03'00. This handwoven wool antique transitional Southwestern-style kilim captures the eye with its harmonious blend o...

This exceptional early 20th century American Crazy Quilt is a rare and beautifully preserved example of American folk textile artistry, originating from the Hudson Valley region of N...