Antique American Textiles

If you appreciate historic textiles or the traditions of Indigenous American art, this rug is a remarkable and authentic treasure from the past.

Highly collectible and revered as valuable pieces of Native American-inspired textile art, Two Grey Hills Southwestern style kilims embody a sophisticated and timeless aesthetic that...

Originally worn as garments of prestige and status, these blankets were valued trade items throughout the American Southwest during the late 19th century. By this period, Navajo weav...

As both a functional textile and a work of Indigenous American art, this antique Navajo rug embodies the cultural heritage and technical mastery of Navajo weaving traditions.

A rare and characterful example of Northeastern beadwork, ideal for collectors of Native American textiles or as a standout display piece

Each piece is uniquely shaped and arranged in a geometric layout, celebrating the artistry and resourcefulness of early American textile craftsmanship. Made from a mix of wool, cott...

Originating in the 1920s, this American textile captures the transitional aesthetic of the early 20th century, bridging folk art sensibility with modernist abstraction.

This exceptional textile represents the distinctive folk artistry of American USA Rugs during the early 20th century.

The combination of folk art technique and formal design elements makes this 1870s American textile a powerful statement of enduring domestic heritage and artistic merit.

It stands as a testament to the enduring craftsmanship and unique aesthetic achieved by American textile artists of the period.

Ideal for collectors of Native American textiles, historic tribal regalia, or 19th-century ethnographic art, they offer a tangible link to the rich cultural legacy of the Northeast W...

This vibrant vintage American rag runner is a striking example of early American textile artistry and sustainable craftsmanship.

Early 20th Century American Hooked Rug ( 6' x 9' - 183 275 ) This antique American hooked rug from the 1920s is a charming example of folk art, reflecting the domestic craftsmanshi...

This antique Navajo Yei rug, an example of Southwest Native American textile art, dates to approximately 1930.

Crafted from three individually woven rag runners seamlessly stitched together, this piece reflects the artistry and resourcefulness of traditional American textile making. Its bold ...

This exceptional American textile represents the pinnacle of early 20th-century Southwestern weaving.

This exquisite American Pieced Quilt, crafted in the early 1900s, is a beautiful example of traditional quiltmaking and early American textile artistry.

Handcrafted with a folk art sensibility, the composition highlights the artistry and imagination of early American textile traditions. The wool pile and gentle color transitions lend...

The craftsmanship reflects the deep cultural heritage and technical skill of the weavers during a pivotal moment in American textile history. The design is characterized by a powerf...

Featuring a vibrant palette of red, blue, white, green, yellow, and gray, this handcrafted textile is composed of braided strips of repurposed clothing and fabric—embodying the spiri...

Its condition, remarkable for a piece dating to the 1880s, underscores its importance as a preserved historical document of American textile heritage.

The natural wool, likely hand-spun, lends a rich texture to the tight, durable flat weave structure, characteristic of traditional American textiles. The design features a powerful,...

This early Navajo weaving represents over a century of craftsmanship and cultural tradition, making it a timeless and collectible piece of American textile history.

The hand-hooked technique lends a textural, almost three-dimensional quality to the surface, highlighting the naive charm and robust construction typical of 20th-century American tex...

This exceptional late 19th-century weaving represents a sophisticated example of early Native American textile artistry. The piece is a testament to the skill and tradition inherent ...

Measuring in a desirable format, this piece functions perfectly as a striking accent or a sophisticated wall hanging, bringing an authentic piece of American textile history into a c...

Perfect for cozy interiors with vintage, cottage, or Americana themes, this rug is both decorative and deeply expressive, capturing a moment in American textile history where utility...

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 color saturation fo...

Dating from the early 1900s, this Navajo weaving is a testament to the artistry of indigenous American textile production. Its minimalist aesthetic and robust construction allow it t...

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, sti...

This exceptional weaving represents the zenith of early 20th-century Native American textile art. Presented in a highly desirable small scatter size, its strong, graphic design is ch...

Its primitive charm and light coloration offer a sophisticated, understated elegance rarely found in textiles of this specific American tradition.

The robust wool pile ensures longevity, making this a functional and decorative piece of American textile history.

Early 20th Century American Hooked Rug ( 10' x 12'2" - 305 x 371 ) This exceptional piece represents the height of early 20th-century American textile craft.

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

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.

Antique American hooked rug, size: 2'0" x 3'3". This charming and highly collectible textile represents the enduring folk art tradition of the early 20th century.

This exceptional American textile piece dates to the height of the Art Deco era, showcasing a sophisticated approach to traditional hooked craftsmanship.

Early 20th Century Navajo Chinle Wide Ruins Carpet, circa 1925 – 3'6" x 5'9" This authentic Navajo Chinle Wide Ruins carpet, woven circa 1925, exemplifies the artistry of Native Ame...

Subtle accents of ochre and rust provide necessary contrast, elevating the overall effect to that of a refined multicolor jewel tone composition, despite the restrained nature of the...

The ends of this runner have been thoughtfully secured using vintage American textiles, a testament to one of the earliest forms of recycling and repurposing materials in the United ...

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

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

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

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

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

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 ...

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

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

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.

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

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

This vibrant vintage American hand-hooked rug, created in the early 1900s in the New England region, is a striking example of early American folk-art textile craftsmanship.

Early 20th Century American Hooked Rug ( 8'4" x 13' - 255 x 395 ) This exceptional textile represents the zenith of American folk artistry in the early 20th century.