American Field Cradle With a Canoe-Shaped Slat Basket

American Field Cradle With a Canoe-Shaped Slat Basket Hanging on Bentwood Holders 19th CENTURY remnants of stenciled manufacturer's mark, Ford & Johnson height 27 1/2 x length 46 x width 23 3/4 inches

(2) American Indian Ribbon Basket Cradles. Both have Provenance note/receipt from where purchased. Larger one's note states "Penobscot Maine" Inventory Code: 1K-408 Provenance: Part of over six-hundre

Arizona Papago Native American cone shaped basket on pedestal, raised triangular motif. Size: 3 5/8" Height by 6 1/2" Diameter. Circa, 1895 - 1935.

Native American Indian Cradle Baskets (2) items including a basket having cloth strings to hold baby upright and an open weave board having a shade Provenance: The Estate of George 'Yorgo' Demetrakopo

Set of eight 19th century American shaped vertical slat back chairs with slip seats. [36" H x 14" W x 16" D; 18" to seat].

Three pieces of Lenox, marked including canoe shaped bowl, basket weave bowl measures length 8 inches and cake server. Property of Scarsdale Estate

Splint basket rocking field cradle in old worn white paint over pink, 23"H x 28"L x 22"W

Unusual splint basket slave field cradle with 2 handles, old dry surface, 27"T (to top of handles) x 33"L x 24"W

Two American Brilliant cut glass canoe shaped bowls, one by Elmira, New York, ca. 1916, measures 3" x 12" x 4 3/4", other measures 3 1/8" x 12 5/8" x 4 1/4"

Canoe Shaped Celery, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 3.5" x 10.25" x 3.5", Harvard And Daisy Pattern, Some Rim Roughness. The Seller Of This Item Has Elected To Donate All Proceeds To Two Animal Shelter

Canoe Shaped Celery, American Brilliant Cut Glass 3" X 11" - Harvard And Floral Motif - Good Condition - One Tiny Nick on One Ridge

This is a cool canoe made by Native Americans and was created using birch bark.  Canoe comes with small baskets and a pair of oars. Measures 34 inches long x 9 inches wide.

Longaberger Baskets. -Small Hexagon shaped basket. Marked "American Cancer Society." with plastic insert. Approx. 9"H x 5" Diameter. Medium Round Basket without insert. Approx. 7" Diameter. -Pie Baske

Signed on lower right corner, in graphite, Ramirez Marked on backside is blurb of Daniel Ramirez and his business Native Image Subject depicts a Native American baby swaddled in a cradle basket with a

American Sterling Silver Bread Basket, shaped and pierced openwork form decorated with a floral motif, with applied handle, monogrammed to handle. Dimensions 12 x 8.5 x 4.25 in. Weight 13.374 oz. troy

2 Native American baskets and 1 lid: urn shaped basket with gallery rim, bracket designs around the body, appx 10"h, losses to rim; round basket with openwork rim and base, triangular designs around t

Original hand carved wood relief sculpture that represents an old Native American in a field with a large basket on his lap painting in gold browns and bright red. A part of a leather string is attach

19th c Native American Northeast Woodlands basket with shaped upper rim, overall loop decoration in black. 12" diameter, 5" h. Good original condition.

AMERICAN FOLIATE HOOKED RUG, floral field with a basket at each end, within a vine and berry border. Fourth quarter 19th century. 42" x 76".Good overall condition with some old repairs, areas of moder

Splint banded field basket with original paint and handle. Possibly Virginia, 19th century. Measuring approx. 11" dia x 8.5" tall. Very good condition as shown, see photos.

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 2&1/4 INCHES TALL BY 5&3/8 INCHES WIDE. IT IS FROM CRITTENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS. IT IS SOLID AND IN PERFECT CONDITION. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO

Early 20th century; cone shaped basket with lightning/zigzag decoration, possibly Achumawi or Astuguwi of California, 14 in. H., 12 in. Diam.

Grouping of 11 beaded Native American whimsies including a heart shaped pin cushion, canoe shaped purse with losses, 2 wall pockets in good condition - the largest measures 6 1/2"H x 4"W, 2 small bead

Viennese Art Nouveau beechwood child's cradle, attributed to Jacob & Josef Kohn Company, late 19th c., scrolled canopy hook, boat-shaped basket with bentwood loops and scrolls, worn rattan and fabric