Four polychrome Native American baskets including Pima, Willow and Devils Claw. 4 3/4"H x 7"Diam.

19th C. Native American Pima Devils Claw Figural Basket. Indian whirling log and symbols, large coiled basket. 5"h x 11 3/4"diam. Condition: Good with wear to base.

Pair of BasketsPimaTray, ca. 1920swoven willow, devil's clawHeight 4 3/4 x Diameter 16 3/4 in. (12.1 x 42.5 cm.)Native Wicker Burden Basket

Old Apache coiled basket bowl, 19th/20th c, American Southwest, willow and devil's claw in bands of repeating triangles, 4"h x 9"dia Provenance: The Estate of Philip Martin Pearlstein, NYC

Three (3) Native American baskets, including Havasupai. 1st item: Havasupai (Arizona) burden basket, willow with devil's claw band decoration to the body and rim and leather fringe. 9 3/8" H x 11 3/4"

Two Early Native American Pima BasketsArizona, early to mid 20th century, harvest baskets, woven and coiled willow and devil's claw, wrapped edge treatment. Smaller 2 x 12 3/4 in.; Larger 3 3/4 x 17 i

A group of 8 assorted objects, including a Pima basket, a Casas Grandes vessel, and a San Ildefonso bowl with handle, USA. Largest: 5"h x 5 1/2"diam. smallest: 3 1/2"h x 3"w x 1 1/4"d.Provenance: Coll

Native American Apache coiled basket, Early 20th c., willow and devils claw, 2.25"h x 10.5"dia

(3) Vintage Native American style baskets, 20th c., possibly Pima or Tohono O'odham, each with geometric decoration, 10"h x 13.75"dia (largest), 4"h x 7.5"dia (smallest) Provenance: The Collection of

Vintage Native American Pima Basket, curved handle, measures 7''D x 4''H, Sweet!

NATIVE AMERICAN HANDMADE PIMA BASKET. TIGHT WEAVE. GOOD CONDITION. 9 1/2" DIAM x 5 1/4" H

Southwest Pima? Native American Indian basketry gathering bowl. Willow and devil's claw geometric fret decoration ca. early 20th Century. 10 3/4"Diam.

Southwest Pima? Native American Indian basketry gathering bowl. Willow and devil's claw geometric fret decoration ca. late 19th/ early 20th Century. 9 3/4"Diam.

ATTRIBUTED TO PIMA, HANDMADE WOVEN BASKET. EDGE WEAR, DAMAGE TO EDGE. SMALL HOLE TO CENTER. 15 1/2" DIAM x 4" H.

Five Native baskets. Including a Pima, NW, and three nesting baskets. Pima basket: H 2-1/8". NW basket: H 4-3/8" D 4-1/2". Small nesting: H 1-7/8" D 2-1/4". Medium n

Arizona, 19th/20th C., together with a Skookum (Bully Good) Great Indian Character Doll, 4 pieces total 4-1/2"h x 9-1/2"dia, 7"h x 12-1/2"dia, and 4-1/4"h x 17"dia Provenance: Property from the Collec

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

Huge c1920's Antique Native American Basket. Height = 11" x 15" wide on top. This is a So. AZ Pima/Papago basket of the early 20th c, (1920s-30s) made of willow and devils claw coiled on a bundle foun

Early 20th Century Apache / Pima / Papago All of oval shape with geometric designs. 2 3/4" X 7 1/2", 2 3/4" X 8 1/2" & 2 3/4" X 9". Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick and Betty Hoepfinge

SOUTHWESTERN NATIVE AMERICAN FIGURAL WOVEN-COIL BASKET JAR, vase form, having design of figures linked by the hands. Possibly Apache or Pima. Late 19th/early 20th century. 11 3/4" H, 7 1/4"

(2) Native American hand woven baskets, Early 20th c. possibly Apache or Pima, the larger with polychrome weaving, 3"h x 13"dia (larger)

Third quarter 19th century Banded design with intercepting red-field bars of stacked cream and blue triangles, brown, cream, with cochineal-dyed red and indigo-dyed blue yarns 5'4'' H x 4'7.5'' W Prov

2- 19THC. NATIVE AMERICAN BASKETS, 1 CALIFORNIA MISSION & 1 PIMA OR APACHE, EXC. COND'T. & COLOR (6 1/4" & 4 1/2" DIAM

SOUTHWESTERN NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN-COIL BASKET BOWL / TRAY, round form, having geometric designs. Probably Apache or Pima. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 4" H, 15 1/4" D rim. Provenan

Makah Cat Face Basket and Lid and a Pomo Basket The Makah basket 2 1/4 x 4 in. diam., the Pomo basket 3 1/2 x 7 in. diam. The Makah basket Dennis Eros American Art, Ocean Park, WA, 1996. The Pomo bas