Included in this lot are El Paso Saddleblanket Company Western-Themed Placemats (14) circa 1970s to 1990s. Four placemats feature three Native Americans wearing multi-coloured serapes flanked by two bands of geometric designs; four placemats feature a desert scene with geometric designs and a large stylized roadrunner design on a larger pottery; and six placemats feature an "End of the Trail" solitary Native American on horseback in a Southwest desert towers scene flanked above and below by geometric designs. The placemats have knotted fringe on the ends. The El Paso Saddleblanket Company, established in 1970 by Dusty and Bonnie Henson as a traveling trading post on Route 66, is a legendary supplier of authentic, heavy hand-woven Southwestern textiles, camp blankets, and saddle blankets, as well as western-themed rustic decor. Their pieces are famous for their tight weave, vibrant geometric patterns, and exceptional durability. Vintage wool and acrylic-blend blankets function beautifully as rustic throw rugs, wall hangings, or vehicle seat covers. The pieces are in very nice condition, colours are vibrant. Measurements from fringe to fringe: placemats are each 13.25"W x 24"L approximately, collective weight is 4lb, 4oz.