1980s Pomo Feathered Coiled Basket by Elsie Allen

Elsie Allen (Native American, Pomo, 1899-1990) Feathered Coiled Basket, ca. 1986 CE. A hand-made basket coiled and twined from regional plants - sedge grass, fern root, willow, and/or bracken- and the

Pomo miniature basketry bowl. A single-rod coiled basket with simple geometric designs on a natural background. The remains of several Gambel's quail topknots are dispersed around the basket. An old c

Twelve publications on Western basketry. 1.) ALLEN, ELSIE. Pomo Basketmaking, a supreme art for the weaver. Healdsburg: Naturgraph Publishers, 1972. 2.) BATES, CRAIG D. Coiled Basketry of the Sierra M

Native American Pomo (California) coiled basketry bowl having flared rim and quail top-knot designs . 5 7/8" H x 12 5/8" dia. Early part of the 20th century, 1910-1940. Provenance: Property from the e

Central California, late 19th century,ÿ small tightly coiled oval basket polychrome decorated with geometric designs and woven with quail feather topknots, 3 x 8 x 5 in. - Provenance: Private Florida

A Pomo Coiled Basket c. 1900willow, redbudProvenance:Property from th

Native American, Western United States, California, Pomo culture, ca. 1920s to 1930s CE. A hand-made basket decorated with feathers and shell beads, the body coiled and twined from regional plants - s

A polychrome feathered basket with abalone shell dangles and clam shell beads, quail topknot plume feathers embellish the rim. Typically, these “jewel baskets” as they were called by the early col

Central California, late 19th century, oval basket polychrome decorated with geometric design, 2-1/2 x 4 x 3 in. - Provenance: Frank M. Covert, New York, (label attached) ; Private Florida Collection

Northwest California Native American Pomo coiled basket, having a continuous geometric pattern throughout, 3"h x 9"dia.

A Pomo Coiled Treasure Basket c. 1900 willow, fern root, quail top knots, clam shell discs, cotton string Provenance: Property from the Donna Gold Family Collectio

A Pomo Coiled Treasure Basket c. 1900 sedge, bulrush, quail topknot feathers, clam shell disks, cotton string Diameter: 7 ¾ inches HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights

Native American Pomo Basket. Coiled basket bowl with slightly inverted rim, woven with diagonal banding to the sides and blue beads to the upper rim, rigid construction.{Approximate dimensions: 3 3/4

includes: Abel-Viidor, Suzanne, Dot Brovarney, and Susan Billy. Remember your Relations: The Elsie Allen Baskets, Family and Friends . 1996 Bernstein, Bruce. The Ella M. Cain Collection of Mono Lake P

Ca. 1980s, Colorful Navajo/Hopi design coiled basket in wedding type pattern. Very good condition, faded. 5" x 17"

Antique Pomo Gift Indian Basket 2.5''x5''. Coiled geometric design basket with sewn on clam shell beads. A few scattered missing threads, overall excellent condition. Late 19th or early 20th century.

late 19th/early 20th century, Maidu or Pomo, finely woven polychrome basket bowls, the largest with deer and geometric decoration in black and reddish brown, 2-1/2 x 5 in.; the second a tightly woven

Pomo Native American Victoria Manuel coiled pine needle miniature basket, and pair of Nootka basket earrings, miniature basket measures appx. 7/8" diameter.

late 19th/early 20th century, possibly Pomo, the large shallow bowl with black geometric decoration, added trade beads along top rim, 5-1/2 x 14 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Nashville, Tennesse

2pc Klickitat Indian Berry Baskets 8''x7'' and 2''x2''. Includes two coiled open baskets with imbricated motifs. Larger basket is by Cecelia Totus and smaller is attributed to Elsie Thomas. Circa mid

A FINELY WOVEN POMO BASKET, CIRCA 1920. The coiled bowl with stepped and checker design and with top-knot feathers. Height 2.1 inches, greatest width 4.75 inches. Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE:

Northern California, late 19th or early 20th century, possibly by Pomo or Maidu Tribe, coiled baluster formed bowl with prominent form, tight coiled woven. Measuring approx. 6" h x 9" dia. Condition:

Native American, Northern California, Pomo tribe, ca. early 20th century CE. A hand-woven basket made from vegetal fibers such as willow and redbud, coiled into a circular bowl shape. The remains and

Late 1800s, Very early fine weave three rod coiled basketry bowl with traditional triangular forms all with quail top knot extensions. An historic old treasure but shows much use and has glued rim spl