Medium native grass basket with dyed seal gut inlay

NORTH AMERICA, 19-20TH CENTURY A Yupik Eskimo grass coil and dyed seal gut basket. The basket retains its original patina with red and black dyed seal gut weaving in a geometric line pattern. The bask

Early 1900s, Rather large lidded storage basket with small design symbols made from dyed seal gut and sea grass. Very good condition, great patina. Very minor stitch loss. 15" x 15"

Mid-20th Century Two works: A Lene Atti basket (20th Century, Tlingit/Alaskan) Beach grass and dyed sealgut 6" H x 6.5" Dia. A lidded basket with polychrome geometric motif and domed lid

Ca. 1920s, Large well-preserved fine weave lidded basket with color accent made from dyed seal gut. Very good condition, a few missing/damaged stitches. 11" x 11"

Coil Built Marsh reed and dyed reed or seal gut, including: black decoration, 10" x 8" diam.; red, green and pink decoration, 11" x 8" diam.; green and red decoration, 17" x 7 1/2". Very good conditio

ORIGIN: Pima & Papago (Native American peoples of southwestern United States, particularly southern Arizona) OBJECT: Woven basket MEDIUM: Grasses OVERALL SIZE: 10 1/4" x 10" DESCRIPTION: Up for auctio

ORIGIN: Klickitat (Kliktat) (Native American peoples of the Pacific Northwest of North America) OBJECT: Wove basket MEDIUM: Bear grass and spruce root OVERALL SIZE: 6" x 6" DESCRIPTION: Up for auction

ORIGIN: Pima & Papago (Native American peoples of southwestern United States, particularly southern Arizona) OBJECT: Wove basket MEDIUM: Bear grass and cattail OVERALL SIZE: 4 1/4" x 7 1/2" DESCRIPTIO

Basket in spruce root and dyed grass, pacific North West. Made with three rows of bold geometric decoration. Issued: Late 1800’s Dimensions: 6.5"H x 9"Dia. Country of Origin: United

ORIGIN: Karuk Indian Tribe (Native American peoples of northwestern California) OBJECT: Woven basket/hat MEDIUM: Willow grass OVERALL SIZE: 3" x 6 1/2" DESCRIPTION: Up for auction is a beautiful Karu

ORIGIN: Papago Indian Tribe (Native American peoples of southwestern United States, particularly southern Arizona) OBJECT: Woven basket MEDIUM: Various types of grass OVERALL SIZE: 3" x 6 1/2" DESCRIP

To include a fine tightly woven lidded basket, a medium bowl, a large tray, two hot plate coaster trays, and a shallow bowl. Most in very good condition, some losses to overweave borders, especially o

ORIGIN: Inuit Eskimo (Native American, Alaska) & Zuni (Native American, New Mexico) OBJECT: Beaded bottle, small woven basket, beaded dolls, and a deerskin doll MEDIUM: grass, glass, beads, deerskin O

Antique Eskimo Seal Gut Parka 40''x50''. Full example of this native made rain coat with sinew threading. Some slight edge ripping, otherwise excellent condition. Late 19th or early 20th century, Alas

Two (2) Native American Cherokee rivercane baskets with butternut and walnut dyed weavers. 1st item: One (1) waste basket form with very narrow rivercane weavers in the chain and diamond pattern, labe

Attributed to Ada V. Thomas (Chitimacha, 1924-1992) Native American Lidded Basket Multi-colored double layered twilled basket and lid of dyed split cane, from the Grand River of St. Mary's Parish, Lou

Native American Covered Basket - Hupa Tribe c1910s. Yellow accents made from dyed porcupine quill. Excellent condition. 6.5"h x 5.25"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS

**Originally Listed At $800** Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Aleutian Islands, Aleutian People, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine lidded basket that is hand woven fr

1st item: Cherokee Native American rivercane basket, wastebasket form attributed to Edmond Youngblood (1922-1995) having walnut and bloodroot-dyed weavers woven in a diamond pattern with wide banded r

Very large Native American Cherokee rivercane basket, waste or storage basket form, woven in the Chief's Daughters pattern with alternating walnut dyed weavers. Maker unknown but retains the string fr

1st item: Native American Cherokee double rivercane basket by Eva Wolfe (1922-2004). Low square form woven in the "Flowing Water 2" pattern with walnut and bloodroot dyed weavers Retains the original

A Nootka Pictorial Twined Basket c. 1895 cedar, natural and dyed bear grass Nootka basketry items are very often decorated with embroidered images of whaling scenes – not surprising given the fa

Native American double weave lidded rivercane basket by Rowena Bradley (1922-2003), rectangular lidded form woven in the "Eye of the Sacred Bird" pattern with dyed walnut weavers. 6 3/4" H x 8 1/2" W

Native American Chitimacha double weave rivercane lidded trinket basket, meandering or alligator entrails design to the body with a background design of diagonal dyed red and dark brown weavers. 6" H