Cherokee Basket - Circa 1940s

Cherokee Basket - Circa 1940s, river cane, height 13\" (with handle), 8-1/4\" x 10\"

Double sided trade sign with great painted surface, Memorial Day Plants & Baskets. Circa 1940s. 8.5" high x 48" wide Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $125.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. Int

Circa 1940s-50s, condition consistent with age, measures 10 3/4 X 6 X 4 1/2 inches

30 inches tall. Some minor water marks, broken slats. Circa 1940s

A GROUP OF SEVEN NATIVE AMERICAN RIVER CANE BASKETS, CIRCA 1900-1940. Comprising Chitimacha, Cherokee and perhaps others including two baskets with handles including a heart shaped example, as well as

GUILLOCHE ENAMEL FINGER COMPACTS - LOT OF 3 Three guilloche enamel finger compacts, circa 1940s - 1950s, light blue, pink, and yellow enamel decorated with hand-painted flowers and flower baskets. No

Circa 1900, Cherokee, North Carolina. The nicely woven basket having a single handle on square body with nice early colors throughout. H13 1/4" W11" D11"

Circa 1900. Each handsomely crafted with split wood handle and one crafted with colorful patterns. Each is tight and in good condition. Tallest: H14"

circa 1970s, woven geometric decoration, probably butternut and bloodroot dyed, comprising: square base gathering basket with flared lip, 13 x 11-1/4 in. diameter at rim; two shallow square base baske

By Rowen Bradley, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, circa 1950. The piece has been exceptionally woven with double wall technique. The lidded basket has its original paper tag at the interior as well.

Featured in this lot is this double woven Rivercane basket dyed with Walnut and Bloodroot and from Cherokee weaver Eva Wolf (1922-2004), circa 1968. Eva Wolfe was a very famous basket weaver from Nort

Budweiser Reverse Glass Lighted Cab Sign. Circa 1940s. Half-circle metal shelftop lamp with “Drink Budweiser” logo and decoration on the glass. Approximately 15 x 9 x 4”. With hard-w

As one of the premiere Luxury Artisan brands today Buccellati is known as one of the most exclusive names in the U.S! Founded in 1750 by the Milan-based Buccellati family the brand originally began as

American Modern Set of Six Studio Made Dining Armchairs, likely USA, circa 1940s Teak, plywood, leatherEach with a removable leather cushionUnmarked (H: 26, W: 20, D: 20 1/2 in. (each))Qty: (6)

A Louis Vuitton lady's hat box or square steamer trunk, circa 1940s, the leather-bound monogrammed body with lift-out ribbon Cage Paradis, stamped to hardware 46 x 51 x 44cm

Title: Gubelin Emerald Yellow Gold Watch Brooch Pin Clip, circa 1940s Description: Lovely clip with a hidden watch created by Gubelin in the 1940s. Feminine, elegant and wearable, the clip is a great

Circa 1940s Approx. 3.50 Carat Old Mine Cut Diamond and 18 Karat Yellow Gold Pendant Earrings. Diamonds H color, VS1 clarity. Unsigned. Very good condition. Measure 3/4" L, 3/8" W. Approx. weight: 3.6

An Indian Carpet Circa 1940s 18 ft. 2 in. x 11 ft. 3 in. PROVENANCE: The Estate of a Prominent Philadelphia Lady.

DIAL: Round, silvered, luminous Arabic numeral hour markers, black inner minutes, green tachymeter scale, luminous alpha hands, blued center seconds sweep, subdial for seconds at 9 o'clock, subdial fo

Motorized/animated working Santa Claus with molded plastic face, full beard, velour suit with plastic boots on plywood base. Santa works when plugged in and rotates from left to right while raising hi

Pair of gilt foo dog lamps, in the manner of Tony Duquette, circa 1940s. The foo dogs themselves probably originate from Thailand and may be much earlier than the 1940s when they were made into lamps.

Circa 1940s Cities Service Oils "Once-Always" Double-Sided Porcelain Sign - Offered Without Reserve ---- ITEM IS LOCATED IN AUBURN, IN ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND REMOVED BY APRIL 28TH AT 3PM. ANY ITEM

Andrew Shunney (1916-1978) Oil on Canvas "Parc de Talleyrand, Paris", circa 1940s, signed lower left Shunney, in molded white washed frame with linen liner. 18 in. x 15 in. Overall 24 in. x 20 in.

Rowena Bradley Cherokee Basket, North Carolina, made of river cane, repeating diamond design, probably walnut, bloodroot dyes, mid 20th c. 20"h x 13"w (opening)