Historic Woven Container

American Indian basketry, the first of natural reed with black triangles and lightning bolts, the second having a chocolate brown body with cream geometrics. Largest: 3" H X 7.5" W. Triangles piece wi

A group of five ethnographic objects. 20th century. ++ Mask. Indonesia. 17" x 13 1/2" x 7 1/2". ++ Object with woven container. West Africa. 24" x 7" x 7". ++ Vili ape skull in basketry. D. R. Congo.

Chinese. The woven container filled with chrysanthemums. Height 6 1/4". (Cond: with broken chain on a hanging stand) (600/800) NOTE: DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS ITEM.

Group of Collectible Artifacts. Various Cultures. Including a fine small Lampung, Sumatra basket; and a variety of small carved and woven containers and pouches. Ranging in Size: from 5'' x 3'' (13 x

3. A SILVER WOVEN SPICE CONTAINER. Probably Israel, modern. Made from interwoven silver thread. 18.5" long.

7 x 7 Braided Woven Basket Container, Lidded

Group (18) African woven baskets & containers, Mostly Kuba, includes rattan, bamboo, other materials, various forms, some with lids, handles, 12"h x 11"dia (largest), 2.75"h x 3.5"dia (smallest) Prove

20thC. Four various baskets. Tray measures approx. H: 2" W: 12 1/2". Footed bowl measures approx. H: 2 1/4" W: 8 3/4" D: 8 1/2". Lidded basket measures approx. H: 7" W: 10 1/2" D: 9". Smallest basket

Woven water container. 10" x 10" x 18" Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jasper52 will bid on your behalf as mu

Late Meiji period (1890s to 1912) Japanese buffalo horn kushi (hair comb) with lacquer decoration of a river bank with growing bamboo and stones in a woven rattan container - such bundles were used fo

A stencil-painted Upper Skagit wood box; a birchbark basket; and three non-traditional-form miniature basketry containers woven of cedar in a style similar to Washington coastal work, initialed "NKA".

Ca. first half 20thC. Tallest basket measures approx. H: 7 1/2" W: 5 1/2". Smallest basket measures approx. H: 6" W: 5". Ex-Nooter coll.

This is an excellent antique milk jug or container. It is Ethiopian, used by the Borana people, southern Ethiopian cattle raisers.? Tightly woven materials, known as a Gorfa. They are lightweight and

Ca. 20thC. All in excellent original condition throughout. This wide-ranging group of hand woven objects was collected by Robert and Nancy Nooter during their many excursions to Africa and Asia betwee

Ca. 20thC. Apparently all are in excellent original condition throughout. Collected during the 1980s by Robert and Nancy Nooter during one (of over 30) overseas buying trips. The large pieces in this

Chinese or Japanese vessels, the first of red and black turned wood, the second a woven reed example with cinnabar lacquer surface. Tallest: 12.5" H. Wood with cracks, lacquer possibly lacking lid.

Ca. early 20thC. Two Lidded Baskets. Taller basket measures approx. H: 9" W: 7 3/4". Shorter basket measures approx. H: 6" W: 10 1/2". Ex-Nooter coll.

Collection of primitive containers, including woven baskets, and bowls, also includes two Armadillo taxidermy satchels 9.5 in. x width 14.5 in. x depth 14.5 in. Provenance: Property from the estate

Eight Piece Wood and Leather Grouping to include brass handled tray, leather fire bucket, leather containers, two woven baskets, green leather wastebasket, etcetera tallest 12 inches

A classic Hima or Bahima peoples carved wooden vessel with several native repairs and decorations in hammered metal and with original woven fiber lid. Such containers were used for carrying and the st

Indonesian Food Storage Container (20th Century), woven cane and bamboo having fitted lid and bamboo surround pattern.

Decorative ceramic container, encased in woven bamboo reeds; Sake pot holder; Measures approximately H 7 x Diameter 7 inches; Wear commensurate with age; See photos. Pick up in Denver

DESCRIPTION: Silver plated egg server basket featuring a lid shaped like a roosting chicken and a woven basket casing for the container proper. Chicken lid is highly detailed throughout and is embelli

Antique Islamic Turkmen Yomut Okbash Turkmenistan. Wool on a wool foundation. This quiver bag is an original container for holding arrows, woven with a striking design and still with its original kili