CALIFORNIA MISSION INDIAN BASKET. Bowl s

Ca. first quarter 20thC. The rim has one split creating a slightly out of round top. 2" rim wrap loss opposite. Otherwise fine with a very nice patina. Displays well.

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

Mission basket (Mission, 20th century) Mission basketry low bowl decorated with figures Woven Indian basketry bowl Early to mid 20th century Measurements 2.75" x 8.75" Notes N

California Mission Cahuilla basket tray with small crosses and zig-zag design near the rim. Symmetrical and solid overall with no breaks or repairs. Measures: 14" x 4 - 1/2". BRM

CALIFORNIA MISSION INDIAN JUNCUS BASKET California Mission Indian basket woven from juncus, dyed with sumac, with a leather trim to the top. Circa 1920s-'30s. 9" tall, 16.5" diameter.

California "Mission Indian" Basketry Bowl 5" Dia.

Ca. first half 20thC. Overall very good with minor rim wrapping loss. Fine and rich original patina. Found with the other Native American baskets listing within this auction sale.

3" in diameter, 2" tall.

15 3/4" diameter. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

First-quarter 20th Century Coiled bowl with five cross elements spaced with double diamond elements 4.25" H x 15.5" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA

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

This 11 1/2" coiled pine needle basket was made by the California Mission Indians. Bundles of pine needles are interspersed with darker brown plant material, probably Bear Grass. This thicker, darker

A turn of the century California Indian basket. Made by the Hupa or Yurok tribe. Basket bowl has good age and strong color. Has damage on the bottom. 6 inch wide x 5 inch tall. [as is]. Still a nice e

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

Late 19th/early 20th century, the circular basketry bowl decorated with stacked polychrome blocks centered by dark brown bands, 4.5'' H x 14.5'' Dia., est: $700/1000 Provenance: The Estate of Julius H

Lundberg Studios (American, California, founded 1970), iridescent art glass bowl in the Indian Basket pattern, gold with green, signed on the base "Lundberg Studios 2001" and numbered "052455"; approx

(lot of 5) Native American California basketry group, consisting of a Yokuts gap stich cooking bowl; a Washoe single rod basket; a Mission bowl; a Maidu utility basket, and a Washoe bottle, largest: 7

Four Central California basketry items20th centuryIncluding pictorial Mission basket, coiled large, deep basket, hand- painted oblong basket, and a small bowl form basket. (4).H: 6 3/4, Dia: 13 in. (l

Western United States, California, San Diego Mission, ca. 1910s CE. A gorgeous basketry bowl of shallow form that is hand-built from native plant fibers and decorated with dark pigment to create a pai

Northern California, late 19th or early 20th century, possibly by Pomo or Maidu Tribe, coiled baluster formed bowl with prominent form, tight coiled woven. Measuring approx. 6" h x 9" dia. Condition:

Mono Paiute Indians, (American (Serra, Nevada), late 19th century. A finely woven western redbud burden basket with willow wrapped rim over a tapering bowl form body with two horizontal rows in peeled

Ca. late 19thc to first quarter 20thC. Supple with fine original patina, and slight rim wrapping loss as shown. Shows grass instead of rod base construction.

20th century, finely coiled polychrome decorated basket with four flower head designs, 7 x 12 in. - Provenance: Private Florida Collection

Fine California Indian Basket 4" x 8 1/4" w/ Double Serrate Bands in Black and Red - Interesting Pair of Labels on the Exterior Base State: " Mady by Digger Indians" 1907 Date