Native American California mission woven coiled tray,

Native American California mission woven coiled tray, (lacquered), 15.25"dia.

5pc Old Indian Baskets. Includes a coiled burden basket 9''x11'', a Klamath basketry tray 13.5''x14'', an Alaskan Yupik Eskimo coiled hanging basket tray 13'' diameter, a California mission basket bow

A group of 4 Native American baskets. ++ Basket. British Colombia. USA/Canada. Thompson River Salish. 20th century.++ California woven tray. Northern California. 20th century.++ Salish / Fraser River

NATIVE AMERICAN ESKIMO WOVEN BASKETS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising a coiled handled tray with dyed-weaver decoration, a squat, bulbous coiled form with cover, and a small cedar bark example, each with natu

Group of three Native American bichrome woven baskets; two Papago or Pima tightly coiled circular trays or disc baskets, one having spiral stepped design; the basket finely woven to the exterior with

Native American Coiled Bowl or Trayearly 20th century, probably Apache, woven with Yucca, Devil's Claw and Willow, very tight spiral construction with atypical design. 5 1/4 x 17 in. From the Estate o

California Mission Indian pictorial basket, large coiled bowl form comprised of juncus and sumac with ten (10) polychrome horse figures encircling the rim.16 1/4" diameter x 5" H. Circa 1915. Note: Th

Second quarter 20th century, a coiled basketry tray woven of willow and devil's claw, decorated with a central five-point star issuing crosses from the points, surrounded by animal figures and butterf

20th century, coiled fiber tray with woven red geometric design, probably Hopi, 11-3/4 in. diameter, [wear, some loose fibers, fading, grime]; Winnebago basket with swing bail handle, 11-1/2 in. heigh

HAND WOVEN BASKET, JUNCUS WILLOW SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MISSION? EDGE DAMAGE & MISSING SOME EDGE. 12 1/2" DIAM.

A group of 3 Native American objects. ++ Apache woven tray figural polychrome. Southwest, USA. Apache. 20th century.++ Basket. USA. 20th century.++ Winnowing tray. Northern California, USA. Northern C

Native American, Southwestern United States, Akimel O'odham (Pima), ca. 1900s to 1910s CE. A hand-woven basket, coiled from cattail / leaf bundle rods with splints of willow, yucca, and devil's claw.

DESCRIPTION: Woven basket made by the Maidu tribe of northeastern California featuring a rhombus pattern throughout and a tight weave with a shallow well. CIRCA: Late 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN

A group of eight small American Indian woven baskets and traysApache, Pima/Papago, California, and other, first half 20th century Comprising four baskets and four round trays, all decorated with geome

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

Hand Woven Oval Basket Tray c1920s. Possible Native American. Some minor rim damage and slightly faded. 9.75" x 8.5" x 2.75"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE with

Coiled basket / plaque / tray, Hopi Pueblo, Second Mesa. Shalako Katsina / Kachina image woven in the field. Yucca warp and weft. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 11.

Akimel O'ohdam / Pima & Other Makers group of woven articles, four: Pima Olla basket, Pima Basketry bowl, Mission Basketry tray with Rolling Log design and Piute bowl USA, circa 1890 (Pima Olla); circ

c1850? Native American Indian Coiled Basket Bowl, willow? rod foundation. Possibly southwest or California tribe affiliation. Tightly woven, Smooth finish. Flat bottom. Geometric designs. Approx. Meas

California, early 19th century, tightly coiled decorated with polychrome bands of diamondback rattlesnake and zigzag designs, registers of tick marks at rim, 5 x 19-1/4 in. - Provenance: Private Flori

(1) a Mission oval, front and back initialed J.T, with standing figure to each end, 4.5”h; 10”w (4” damage to rim); along with an oval tray, 13”; and a Havasupai rectangular tray, 11.5”

A Western Apache Coiled Tray c. 1920 willow, devil's claw Exhibited: North by Southwest, The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science, Tallahassee, FL, 2010 From the Spirits: Native Art of the Americas,

Native American, Southwestern and Northwestern United States, Mission type, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A broad basketry bowl of hand-coiled form exhibiting a fine beige and tan ground ato

Diameter- 11 1/4" Height- 5 1/4"