Northwest California Native American Twine Basket

CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN TWINE-WOVEN BASKET, semi-ovoid form, having diagonal stepped design, interior fitted with a red silk drawstring bag. Probably Pomo, Hupa, Karuk, or Yurok. Late 19th/first qu

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

Item Description: HUPA KAROK Karuk Yurok Basket Hat, Early Northwest / California Native American, twined construction. 0.2lb From the Estate of Dr. Gordon Saver, husband of Eunice Saver, an esteemed

(lot of 6) Native American basketry group, including a Northwest California coiled basket, two miniature examples, another polychrome decorated, and the last an Inuit basket having a hide base, larges

Native American Hupa twined basket, Lower Klamath, Northwest California, the three color basket with a continuous geometric pattern, 5"h x 8.5"dia.

Antique American Indian basketry, Klamath River Area, Northwest California, 19th century, tribal, globular form with rows of brown geometric diamond designs against a natural background having an open

California or Pacific Northwest Native American cylindrical form storage basket having polychrome natural dyed spruce root fibers with geometric decorations throughout. Possibly Hupa or Karok. 10 1/2"

3 Native American Hupa Karock (Yurok) Baskets, largest measures 8.5''L x 6''D, FYI: The Hupa Group lived among the Klamath River areas of Northwest California. The Hupa, Yurok, Karok, Tolowa and Wiyot

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

NATIVE AMERICAN HUPA / KARUK / YUROK TWINE-WOVEN BASKET HAT, round bowl form, having geometric designs of stepped triangular motifs and linear bands. Northern California. Late 19th/first quarter

NATIVE AMERICAN HUPA / KARUK / YUROK TWINE-WOVEN BASKET HAT, round bowl form, having geometric designs of stepped triangular motifs and linear bands. Northern California. Late 19th/first quarter

Native American Hupa twined mush bowl, Trinity River, Northwest California, the two color basket with a continuous geometric pattern, 6"h x 9.5"dia.

Native American, Pacific Northwest (Canada / Alaska), Makah Nootka, ca. 1900 to 1930s. A beautiful Makah trinket basket, so finely woven with twine with an inner rim of cedar bark, the exterior woven

Native American - Cowlitz Tribe Basket c1920s. Cowlitz are part of the Southwestern Coast Salish and Sahaptan people indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest located in Washington State. Excellent c

A GROUP OF CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST COAST TWINED BASKETS. Greatest size 5 inches by 8 inches. Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE:Jacksons is your sole and only source for one stop packing and

early 20th century, coil form, tray with decorative band with diamond design, 4-1/2 x 14-1/2 in.; tray with bi-color geometric design, 5-1/2 x 16 in.; small basket with diamond design, 2-1/2 x 4 in.;

Item Description: California? Native American Basket, Tightly coiled construction, very fine. Arrow design, most visible to the interior. Maidu? Remnants of pitch/tar. From the Estate of Dr. Gordon Sa

Nice larger size, circa 1890 with geometric decoration, 9 1/2" diameter x 5" high.

A covered basket and open bow with heart motif. Measures 3 x 5 and 3.75 x 7 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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"

Karuk Native American twine basket with flared open work top and colored collar, appx. 5" t x 11 1/2" diameter.

3 Vintage California Native American Baskets, Two are Paiute c.1920s, the other vintage Hopi. Largest 10"x10"x5 1/2", Lidded 6"x6"x7", Coiled 9"x9"x2". Weight on all 2 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC

Group of 3 Northern California Native American baskets, C. 1900. Including 1 Salish lidded hamper basket, 1 round basket and 1 Yurok round basket with handle. Measures: Salish Hamper - 6 3/4" High x 1

CURTIS, Edward (1868-1952). A group of 8 photogravures of Pomo, Washo, Yokuts and other California Native American baskets, portfolios 14 and 15: Pomo Seed-Gathering Utensils. (Plate 484, portfolio 14