Five Hopi baskets

FIVE NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETSIncludes a polychrome lidded, 6.5" Hopi basket of geometric design; a 3" finely woven polychrome decorated Makah basket (northwest North America); and three

mid to late 20th century, including two hand painted vessels by Phyllis M. Tosa, Jemez, N.M., a Roberta Silas low bowl, a low bowl signed Dolly, and a handled basket with no signature. Tallest 4 in. T

Fourth quarter 20th century Each signed: D. Salk, most further dated Five basket-form and two with Hopi-style decoration, 7 pieces The largest: 2.875" H x 16.375" Dia.

Five Southwestern Baskets Height of largest 10 inches including pictorial Hopi trays Property from an Estate, Paradise Valley, AZ

A group of Hopi baskets and katsina dolls Including four coiled pictorial baskets (the smallest by Regina Kageheamo), two wicker trays, and six katsina dolls variously signed for: Ronald Honyouti, Bry

Group of Five Hopi Polychrome Pots: Black on Tan Lizard Pot + Polychrome Pot + Black on White Pot + Sister Seed Pot +

Five Baskets, Philippines. Woven rattan and bamboo. Ranging in size from: 17.25'' x 11.5'' x 11.5'' (44 x 29 x 29 cm) to 35.75'' x 13.25'' x 13.25'' (91 x 34 x 34 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Colle

All depicting kachinas Largest example diameter: 11 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and N

Ca. 1930s, Collection of three classic old wicker plaques, all with great patina. The larger two in very good condition, the kachina head with some rim damage. 12", 13", 15-1/2"

Seven Hopi polychrome coiled baskets, comprising four pictorial bowls, two covered baskets, and a model cradle, the largest 9” tall, 8 ½” diameter. (7)

Both depicting kachinas Largest example height: 12 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Na

Group of 5 Hopi pottery items. Mid 20th century. Range H 2-1/8" W 4-1/2" to H 4-3/4" W 4-1/8". Condition: Excellent condition. Link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zu9ssuatg6nacez/100212

Group of 5 19th century. New England baskets Condition: Minor breaks on small basket with swing handle. Otherwise excellent. Largest Basket H 8-1/2" W 11-1/4". Smallest Two-Handles H 4" W 5-5/8". Copy

Largest example diameter: 13 3/4 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Navajo reservations

Ca. 1960s-70s, Three 2nd Mesa coiled polychrome plaques - one pictorial, two with traditional geometric design. Good condition, minor stitch loss. 10", 12", 14"

Group of 5 splint baskets with handles. Largest basket: H 15" D 16-3/8". Smallest: H 10-1/4" D 7-3/8". Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/

Two depicting kachinas or deer Largest example: Height: 5 1/4 inches; Diameter: 10 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for

2 Native American Hopi Baskets, hand-woven coil, one having lid; used condition, wear/worn, largest measures 5 1/2" high x 6 3/4" dia.

Group of Five Baskets. Woven rattan and bamboo. Ranging in size from: 9'' x 5'' x 2.25'' (23 x 13 x 6 cm) to 19'' x 10'' x 10'' (48 x 25 x 25 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

the largest: 15 1/2" high, 16 1/2" wide.

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

Large Hopi Basket, Dream Catcher, Woven Broom, Hopi Tray & 3 Assorted Baskets

Hopi, 1902-1981, gouache on paper, signed lower right. Woman with basketry tray. Embossed paper mark upper right. Creases. Framed, 14.25"h. 12.25"w.

Depicting two kachinas Height: 13 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Navajo reservations