Five woven baskets including three Native American, details include: Hupa Tribe woven bowl with

Five woven baskets including three Native American, details include: Hupa Tribe woven bowl with double sided triangle design at waist, loss to rim, 6 1/4" h. x 7 1/2" diam.; two Papago Tribe baskets,

Handmade Baskets and Bowl, three total including: tan and grey waxed lasso basket; Native American woven basket with purple stripe decoration and leather wrapped handle; Native American tan woven bowl

Three (3) small lidded woven baskets. Include: 1) Small green and orange measures 3 in. wide x 1.5 in. high. 2) Porcupine quill box with coral color detail on lid measures 3 in. wide x 1.875 in high.

Grouping of Three (3) 20th Century Native American Woven Items. Includes wall hanging hat together with two baskets. Tribal detail on surface. Largest basket measures 11" x 13". Hat measures 17" x 3-1

First-half 20th Century Makers include Tlingit and Makah, comprising woven vessels with various polychrome geometric patterns consisting of four lidded baskets and one bowl, 5 pieces Largest: 4" H x

3 Native American woven baskets, including a Navajo woven coil disk form wedding basket, an Apache woven burden basket, along with a large Pima woven coil bowl basket with geometric design; wedding ba

DESCRIPTION: Nine pieces Native American basketry. Includes: 1) Hopi coil plaque with thunderbird design. 8". 2) Flat woven bowl with people and cactus design. 9". 3) Finely woven basket with plant pa

A PAIR OF THREE LARGE SOUTHWEST WOVEN BASKETS, CIRCA 1900. Including a Mission, Apache (missing base), and other. Greatest diameter 16 inches, greatest depth 6 inches. Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE

Large Native American Pima Woven Basket Bowl. Coil-woven, the large shallow bowl woven with geometric design. Northwest or North Central California. {Approximate dimensions: 4 1/4 high x 18 1/2 inches

Three Native American Hand Woven Baskets, Papago, Pima Papago, and Mission {Tallest 8 3/4 inches; largest diameter 13 1/4 inches} [some losses]

Group of three Native American bichrome woven baskets; two Papago or Pima tightly coiled circular trays or disc baskets, one having spiral stepped design; the basket finely woven to the exterior with

NATIVE AMERICAN ESKIMO WOVEN BASKETS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising a coiled handled tray with dyed-weaver decoration, a squat, bulbous coiled form with cover, and a small cedar bark example, each with natu

MIXED NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BOWL. Comprising a Havasupai woven bowl, a Salish woven bowl with checkered diamond pattern, and a Pomo oval woven basket, greatest height 6 inches, greatest length 7.5 inc

SOUTHWESTERN NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN-COIL BASKET BOWL / TRAY, round form, having geometric designs. Probably Apache or Pima. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 4" H, 15 1/4" D rim. Provenan

DESCRIPTION: Two Native American woven baskets. Includes: 1) Large tapered olla basket with black floral motifs, possibly Western Apache. 10" tall x 11" diameter. 2) Woven basket with concave base. 6-

American Indian Apache Three-Color Woven Burden Basket, Early Twentieth Century. Of cone shape with rounded bottom, woven of willow and devil's claw, surrounded by red and black bands, willow rim and

Southwest Native American Coil Woven Bowl Form Basket, 2 3/4" high, 14" diam. Minor losses at rim.

Native American, Southwestern and Northwestern United States, Pima, Yokut & Tlingit peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A trio of charming baskets, hand-woven from natural fibers, that be

A PAIR OF GOOD PIMA WOVEN BASKETS, CIRCA 1900. One of traditional form with solid five point star at center and the other of oval form. Greatest size 11.25 inches in diameter. Native American. SHIPPIN

**Originally Listed At $400** Native American, Southwestern United States, Dine (Navajo) culture, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A ceremonial hand-coiled shallow bowl that was traditionally given a

Native American and similar jewelry, five pieces including cuff, two pairs of pierced earrings, pin and fetish necklace, all with turquoise, details include: Francis Moses Begay (Navajo, 20th C.) cuff

Native American, Southwestern and Northwestern United States, Pima, ca. 19th century CE. An attractive basket handwoven from native plants including Devil's Claw and presenting a flat, circular base a

SOUTHWESTERN NATIVE AMERICAN PICTORIAL WOVEN-COIL BASKET, round tapered form with flat base, featuring three repeated bird figures with undulating border along rim. Possibly Akimel O'odham (Pima). Lat

ORIGIN: Iroquois Indian Tribe (Native American peoples of North America) OBJECT: Hand-woven lidded basket with star design MEDIUM: Birch bark and Porcupine Quills OVERALL SIZE: 3" x 2" DESCRIPTION: Up