Three NC Cherokee Baskets,

Three Cherokee Basketstwo are late 20th century, these are a vase with wood splint flowers (HOA 15 in.) and a market basket with swing handle (8 1/4 x 11 in.), constructed of white oak, tinted walnut

early to mid-20th century. consisting of three Cherokee baskets together with one split oak wall basket. 200-300

Native American round w/ color accents - 12.25" dia x 2.25", 9.5" dia x 2" h square basket, 12.5" dia x 4" h (rim damage), NC Cherokee basket 5.5" l x 4.5" w x 4.5" h plus woven black / red / brown /

Including river cane planter basket and vase by Rowena Bradley (1922-2003), along with a white oak waste basket by Carol Welch; largest 14.5"H 12"diameter

North Carolina, Qualla Boundary, late 20th century, single handle form, one signed "Maude Welch", largest 16 x 9 x 12 in. including handle Provenance: Private Collection, Mills River, North Carolina

Including honeysuckle vine vase by Nancy Conseen, white oak pinic basket by Louise Goings, and river cane planter basket by Emma Taylor; largest 15"H 9.5"diameter

GROUPING OF THREE DECORATED CHEROKEE BASKETS 12 X 5 THE LARGEST

Group of Native American Baskets, 20th c., consisting of three Cherokee market baskets; a Cherokee heart-shaped flower basket; and a Coushatta pine needle woven cornucopia vase, Vase- H.- 13 in., W.-

Qualla Boundary, North Carolina attributed to Amanda Smoker. The group includes two smaller size market baskets along with a long tray basket. Each in very good overall condition. Largest: W9 3/4" Sol

Three (3) Native American Cherokee baskets, including: one (1) lidded honeysuckle basket with walnut dyed weavers by Nancy Conseen (1929-1997), retains the original Qualla Arts tag; one (1) rivercane

Grouping of three (3) Cherokee white oak baskets including: one (1) waste basket form by Amanda Smoker (1916-2010) with walnut and bloodroot dyed weavers retaining the original Qualla Arts & Crafts ta

(6) Vintage American baskets, 20th c., some Native American examples, incl. a Lizzie Jackson basket from Cherokee, NC, made of river cane with walnut dye, (2) Mi'Kmaq baskets, etc., 13.5"h x 13.5"w (l

Unknown Cherokee Basket Maker. Three Tone Colored Double Weave River Cane Basket with Top. Not signed. Excellent condition. Three color stained river cane. 6" x 7" x 7". Provenance: Museum of The Amer

circa 1970s, woven geometric decoration, probably butternut and bloodroot dyed, comprising: square base gathering basket with flared lip, 13 x 11-1/4 in. diameter at rim; two shallow square base baske

Exquisite Cherokee style woven basket with square bottom that gracefully tapers into a round lip with one single thick cane handle. The beautiful weave pattern is constructed of at least three colors

Contemporary Cherokee Basket by Rowena Bradley (NC, 1922-2003)double weave with bloodroot and butternut dyes, Indian Arts & Crafts Board tag states maker as Rowena Bradley. 9 x 7 1/2 in. Rowena Bradle

Goingback (G.B.) Chiltoskey Maple Wood Carving of Dog/Labrador Retriever, signed G.B. Chiltoskey Cherokee N.C. '66, together with three hand-carved dogs, Spaniel, St. Bernard, and Samoyed. Also includ

North Carolina, Qualla Boundary, late 20th century, three with swing handles, smallest with awarded ribbon "Second Place Cherokee Indian Fall Festival 1996", largest 10 x 10 x 12 in. Provenance: Priva

Qualla Boundary, North Carolina, late 20th century, all oak split with brown and tan dyes, three burden baskets including one with original Qualla tag, one with Medicine Man tag, and one with Keener C

Early/Mid 1900s, Collection of three great plaited split ash baskets with fancy outwork details and braided cord trim. Very good condition. Largest 9-1/2" x 10"

a cylindrical Choctaw river cane basket (9 1/8 x 9.5 in.); a river cane and oak splint Cherokee basket (11 x 8 x 7 in.) (scattered breaks; faded tints; some bottom wear); a North West Coast round sewi

Lot of three baskets including Navajo ceremonial basket and hand made Cherokee basket.

mid 20th century, bent oak handle. blood root and walnut weavers. 13 x 9.5 x 8 in. From the Estate of the late Mary Briggs Shuford, Blowing Rock, NC Additional high-resolution photos are available at

Early to mid 20th century. Three are likely Cherokee Indian and one woven grass basket looks to likely be Western. Each in good overall condition. Largest: H11" Sold from the collection of a Southern