Cherokee Eva Wolfe (1922-2004) Double Woven Basket

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

1st item: Native American Cherokee double rivercane basket by Eva Wolfe (1922-2004). Low square form woven in the "Flowing Water 2" pattern with walnut and bloodroot dyed weavers Retains the original

Including: Cherokee Double-weave Rivercane Open Storage Basket, probably by Eva Queen Wolfe (NC, 1922-2004), 15" x 13" diam; PLUS Cherokee Single Weave Covered Storage Basket, 12" x 8" x 8", PLUS Will

Eva Wolfe (Cherokee, 1922-2004)Monumental Rivercane Basket, bloodroot and butternut dyes. Provenance: Center City Philadelphia estate. Size: 17" x 14" x 14" (43 x 35 x 35 cm).

Cherokee Basket, double weave by Eva Wolfe, river cane, H. 3-1/4, 9" Square, certified Indian Enterprise U.S. Department of the Interior"

Native American double weave lidded rivercane basket by Rowena Bradley (1922-2003), rectangular lidded form woven in the "Eye of the Sacred Bird" pattern with dyed walnut weavers. 6 3/4" H x 8 1/2" W

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

Cherokee Double Swing Handled Woven Basketmid-20th century, splint oak, oval form rim and rectangular base, unsigned. 8 x 14 x 10 1/2 in. (handles down) From the Estate of the late Mr. & Mrs. Charles

Rowena Bradley. Rare Double-Woven Cherokee Storage Basket with Lid. c. 1982. River cane with butternut and blood root natural vegetable dyes. Provenance Indian Arts & Crafts Board, U.S. Dept. of The I

Of rectangular shape in rust, brown, black, and natural cane splints h. 5-1/2 w. 18 d. 13-1/2 in. Provenance: Ralph T. Coe; Gifted to William D. Wixom, 1982; The estate of William D. Wixom, former cur

ROWENA BRADLEY (CHEROKEE, 1922-2003) RIVER CANE BASKET, H 16", W 12 1/2":A woven basket made of river cane by Rowena Bradley, a native Cherokee who began basket weaving at age six.

Rowena Bradley Large Woven River Cane Basket 1922-2003, Cherokee, North Carolina, with butternut root-dyed details, accompanied by a certification tag, the Qualla Co-op card and additional Qualla card

JAPANESE KOKESHI & GOURD DOLLS WITH DOUBLE WEAVE C

Including a white oak double handled storage basket by Dinah Wolfe, a white oak double folding handle purse basket by Carol Welch, a white oak pinic basket by Annie Driver, and a white oak curved lip

Contemporary Cherokee Basket by Rowena Bradley (NC, 1922-2003)double weave with bloodroot and butternut dyes, Indian Arts & Crafts Board tag states maker as Rowena Bradley. 9 x 7 1/2 in. Rowena Bradle

Including river cane planter basket and vase by Rowena Bradley (1922-2003), along with a white oak waste basket by Carol Welch; largest 14.5"H 12"diameter

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.

NATIVE AMERICAN CHEROKEE-DECORATED WOVEN-SPLINT BASKET, dyed and natural rivercane with white oak, a deep, oval "tote" form with high arched handle, double-wrapped rim, and square base with faint insc

Two (2) Native American Cherokee baskets including one (1) square form double rivercane basket with walnut and bloodroot dyed weavers woven in the Flowing Water 2 pattern and one (1) white oak and map

20th century, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, attributed to Juanita Wolfe. Large size market basket having a good tight body and strong weave with attractive colors throughout. Very good condition. H

20th century, Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, attributed to Juanita Wolfe. The group of three excellently crafted baskets having bold colors and tight weave. Each in excellent condition throughout. T

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA PAINTED WOVEN-SPLINT WALL / HALF BASKET, white oak, converging-rib form with arched handle and wrapped double rim. Retaining an old white-washed surface over original app

1st item: Cherokee Native American rivercane basket, wastebasket form attributed to Edmond Youngblood (1922-1995) having walnut and bloodroot-dyed weavers woven in a diamond pattern with wide banded r

Rowena Bradley. Cherokee Double Weave Basket. c.1970's. River cane and butternut dye. 10" h x 9" diameter. Excellent condition. Provenance: The Jet Lacoss Collection. Est. $400-600. Ship: $55