NATIVE AMERICAN MAKAH BASKETRY HAT, 1890-1920. Neah Bay

Title: Northwest Native American Basket, Makah Neah Bay Washington Date/Period: early to mid 20th century Material: bear grass, cedar bark, spruce root Dimensions: 16"h w/ handles, 9" w/o handles, 12"

Large Apache basketry tray ca 1890-1920 17" diameter A good basketry tray with only minor stitching loss See photos. Good color. Probably western reserve. Please note that this lot has a confidential

Two woven trinket baskets from the Makah Tribe of the Pacific Northwest. This indigenous culture resides today in Neah Bay, Washington. Measures 2.75"W x 2"H & 3.5"W x 2"H. Condition report: good cond

Various Ages, Collection of baskets: Algonquin basketry over yellow vase, one handle missing some stitches, overall basket missing quite a few stitches, tag reads "1880-1890"; Klamath basketry hat, cl

Hupa Native American basketry hat with triangle decoration, appx. 3 1/2" t x 6 3/4" diameter.

Karuk Native American basketry hat with triangles, appx. 3 1/2" t x 7" diameter.

Hupa or Yurok, 1st quarter 20th century. Finely woven. Small glued split. 3.5"h. 6.5"d.

6 1/4" diameter early 20th century

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA ** Native American, Alaska, Tlingit, ca. 19th century CE. An impressive, hand-woven basketry hat comprised

Native American Paiute 1890-1920 Woven Basket. Approximately 8.75 x 8.75 x 4.25 in.

Haida Spruce Root Basketry Hat 5''x15''. Finely woven sun hat signed by maker on interior, ''Aas Koo Wat Esch''. Excellent condition. Mid 20th century, Northwest Coast Indian Native.

Native American, North America, Montana, Sioux, ca. 1890 to 1920 CE. A hand-built buffalo leather knife sheath and a forged-steel knife. The singled-edged knife blade features a shallow drop point nea

A LARGE PIMA COILED BASKETRY TRAY, CIRCA 1920. Variegated center and expanding fret design. Diameter 17.25 inches, depth 3 inches. Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE:Jacksons is your sole and

A coiled shallow tray with full ticking around the rim. The Havasupai lived at the floor of the Grand Canyon and were very isolated from other tribes. Their basketry trays are similar to the Apache bu

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Northern Washington state to Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Nootka or Makah tribes, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A fiber rain hat hand-woven from ti

A GROUP OF FOUR INTERESTING NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETRY ITEMS, CIRCA 1890-1910. Comprising a pair of Klickitat imbricated burden baskets, one with original straps and the other with original woven

Native American Northwest Coast Basketry Whaler's Hat, measures 10'' x 10''

Nootka or Makah Native American basketry covered large bottle with bird and whaling decoration, no stopper, appx. 9" t.

Included in this lot is an Apache Jewelry Trinket Basket, circa 1890-1900. Apache basketry can be differentiated from Pima basketry in that Pima baskets use grasses as the foundation whilst Apache bas

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

2 Nootka or Makah Native American basketry covered bottles, one with cap, appx. 4 3/4" t and 4 1/2" t.

Native American. Ghost Dance Dress. c. 1890's -1920's. Museum-quality. Thin cotton dress with natural pigment design. Expected aging of material. Dirt around collar and sweat stains from actual use. O

Antique Native American Toy Cradle, Hupa, twined basketry, c. 1890. Size: 18.5'' x 7'' (47 x 18 cm). Provenance: David and Barbara Fraser. Please Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in

A group of 4 misc. native dolls, one is a Salish Cedar clad doll with hat and mat, 10, on e is carved with with cedar skirt and basketry hat, another is eskimo with leather dress, and one misc small d