Photo of Arizona Indians with Burden Baskets

20.75" diameter, 40" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: 47845 SYN

20.5" diameter, 41" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: 47844 SYN

12" diameter, 28" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: 47838 SYN

Old Yanomami Amazonian Indian Burden Basket 15''x20''. Coiled native basket with painted circle motifs. Overall excellent condition. Early to mid 20th century.

Artist is Luwana Quitiquit. 15" diameter, 10" tall. Allard Auction Collection Inv: KAP

Red and Yellow design. Measures 7" tall x 7" top diameter x 3 1/2" bottom. Three small holes. Estimate $100 - $200. Starting bid $20.

Three (3) Native American baskets, including Havasupai. 1st item: Havasupai (Arizona) burden basket, willow with devil's claw band decoration to the body and rim and leather fringe. 9 3/8" H x 11 3/4"

Antique Klickitat Indian Large Burden Basket 13''x12.5''. Imbricated patterned square motifs. Old painted leather native large repair to top rim 4''x6.5''. Applied rope handles for carrying. Scattered

NE Arizona Apache tribe coiled rye Indian basket, leather laced on upper areas, alternating dark colored designs, originally donated to the Harvard University's Peabody Museum and later deaccessioned.

5pc Old Indian Baskets. Includes a coiled burden basket 9''x11'', a Klamath basketry tray 13.5''x14'', an Alaskan Yupik Eskimo coiled hanging basket tray 13'' diameter, a California mission basket bow

Original cabinet card featuring real photograph of Yuma Indians Arizona. Ca. 1890. This is a real vintage photograph, NOT a copy by E.A. Bonnie Tucson, Arizona. See other similar listings in auction.

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

This is a museum quality Americana real photo stereoviews originals from the epoch (period between 1850s to 1930s). Its provenance is from a top collector (during more than 50 years) in South Florida.

mid to late 20th century, including three lidded and one open form, the largest retaining the original label reading "Hand Made Baskets by Papago Indians of Arizona." Largest 5 x 9 in. diameter. The N

This photo depicts a Pueblo Indian woman making baskets. The phot is marked on the back as from F. M. Maude photographer Los Angeles, Ca. Handwritten in pencil is "Moki and the Basketmaker 1897". Good

Original Photograph of Yuma Indians in Arizona. EA Bonnie photograph Arizona. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Two Apache Burden Baskets Diameter of largest 13 inches Estimate $200-400 Property from the Collection of Suzanne Chick, Paradise Valley, Arizona

Group of 4 Native American Papago Indians of Arizona Hand Woven Yucca Baskets. Largest measures 11 inches in diameter.

Group of 4 Native American Papago Indians of Arizona Hand Woven Yucca Baskets. Largest is 4 inches x 9 inches

An Apache Burden Basket made by Margil Kinderlay from the San Carlos Reservation in Arizona in the 1970s. This piece appears to be missing a few bells, we have two loose bells that come with basket.

circa 1950, 15" basket (12" tall), 16" diameter and 12" diameter shallow style baskets....The Tohono O´odham or Desert People (Papago) are a Piman-speaking group who live in southwestern Arizona and

Native American woven basket, designed with a step pattern in the style of the Pima, signed on a old strip of tape on underside of base "FROM SALLIE DAVIS MADE BY ARIZONA INDIANS 9/27/32", early 20th

Antique Coast Salish Indian Gathering Basket 13''x14''x12''. An early Northwest Coast imbricated design burden basket with leather loop handles. Some old basketry mend repairs to top rim with all over

Paiute Burden Basket first quarter 20th century banded decoration height 16-1/2 inches x diameter 18 inches With Second Place Ribbon from: 4th Grand National American Indian / Western Relic Show (Janu