(lot of 3) Northwest California basketry group

(lot of 3) Nothern California unusual twined basketry group, including Mono and Pomo examples, largest: 5"h

(lot of 6) Native American basketry group, including a Northwest California coiled basket, two miniature examples, another polychrome decorated, and the last an Inuit basket having a hide base, larges

(lot of 3) Pima basketry group, including two pictoral examples, one basket having a tapered body, largest: 3.5"h

(lot of 3) Indigenous style basketry group, largest: 12"h x 22"w x 16"d

(lot of 5) Native American California basketry group, consisting of a Yokuts gap stich cooking bowl; a Washoe single rod basket; a Mission bowl; a Maidu utility basket, and a Washoe bottle, largest: 7

(lot of 3) Northwest Coast twined basket group, consisting of a Hupa hat, Karuk storage basket and Tlingit rattle top basket, 8.5"l

(lot of 3) A Native American basketry group, including a Hupa hat, a polychrome example, together with a monochrome example, largest 4.5"h

(lot of 2) Native American Northern California basketry group, consisting of a Hupa group sifter or gambling tray; together with a Modoc or Klamath storage basket, largest: 4.5"h x 12"dia.

(lot of 2) Native American Central California polychrome basketry group, including a Yokuts cooking bowl and a Maidu storage basket, each having a tapered form accented with geometric reserves, 7"h x

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each of twined construction, designed with bands enclosing floating geometric devices. diameters 5 3/4in to 7in Footnotes: Provenance Property of an Oregon Col

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each a polychrome example of twined construction, designed with geometric devices intertwined with a banded ground. diameters 6 3/4in to 7 1/4in Footnotes: Pro

Four Northwest California basketry hats Each of twined construction, designed with bands enclosing floating geometric devices. diameters 5 3/4in to 6 3/4in Footnotes: Provenance Property of an Oregon

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each of twined construction, designed with bands enclosing stepped geometric devices. diameters 6in to 6 3/4in Footnotes: Provenance Property of an Oregon Coll

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each of twined construction, designed with bands enclosing floating stepped or serrated devices. diameters 6 1/2in to 6 3/4in Footnotes: Provenance Property of

Northern California Basketry Hats first half 20th century lot of 3, includes: Yurok basketry hat with openwork rim, old collection label reads Weaver / Bessie / (illegible) height 4-1/4 inches x diame

Group of 3 empty metal quart cans. Economy is missing the top lid. There's an older price sticker on one side and some small scuffs and scratches. The Gilmore Golden Lion has paint chips, scuffs and s

A Northwest California pictorial basketry-covered bottle Decorated with deer, with a basketry handle. height 12in, width 3 7/8in Footnotes: Provenance Property from the Collection of Del Nordquist

Small Northwest Coast basketry bottle, circa teens-1920s, chipping and crack to top of bottle but basketry is in excellent condition, 5”tall. The second piece is a “Salish” doll bed, circa 1880-

Florence Ceramics Pasadena California lot of 3 figures: Charmaine, Vivian, & Amber

lot of 5, includes four hats, heights 3.5 in. and 3.75 in.; diameters 6.75 in. and 7 in.; AND one tray, diameter 15.5 in. second quarter 20th century

(Lot of 5) Basketry group, including (2) Tlingit baskets, an Arts and Crafts basket, a Papago, etc., the largest 3.5"h x 6"d.

Three Seminole pine needle baskets and a Northwest coast Indian basket covered jar. Pine needle baskets excellent , basket covered jar has rip to basketry at rim. Basketry is complete on jar and when

3 Native American Hupa Karock (Yurok) Baskets, largest measures 8.5''L x 6''D, FYI: The Hupa Group lived among the Klamath River areas of Northwest California. The Hupa, Yurok, Karok, Tolowa and Wiyot

A group of 3 baskets. Northern California, USA. Lower Klamath River. 20th century.Provenance: Collection of John WoodhallCondition: The absence of a condition statement does not denote that the lot is