Group of Four Native American Baskets

Group of four (4) Native American baskets including: one (1) Cherokee carrying basket with walnut and bloodroot dyed rivercane weavers woven in a diamond pattern; one (1) Cherokee white oak shopping b

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

A Group of American Indian Baskets Early to mid 20th Century lot of four includes a Pima basket. largest height 3 1/4, diameter 15 1/4 inches

A GROUP OF FOUR INTERESTING NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETRY ITEMS, CIRCA 1890-1910. Comprising a pair of Klickitat imbricated burden baskets, one with original straps and the other with original woven

Assembled group of four woven baskets, all with various designs; largest possibly Native American. [Largest: 15 3/4" Diam.]. All in overall good condition.

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

Group of Fifteen Various Diminutive Native American Items: consisting of four Choctaw market baskets; one Coushatta market basket; one Coushatta pine needle candlestick holder; two Coushatta pine bask

Second-Quarter 20th Century; Tsimshian A group comprised of a twined lidded basket with eagles woven at the quarter points around the body between triple ticked bands above and below (6" H x 7.75" Di

comprising two pins, Navajo snake bracelet, Gahe Navajo bracelet. Largest cuff: 2" high, 2 5/8" wide, 1/2" deep. Gross weight: 2.955 OZT. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or

comprising three of bulbous circular form (8" dia., 6" high; 6 1/2" dia., 4 1/4" high; and 4 1/2" dia., 4 1/4" high); and one of cylindrical form with flat cover (5" dia., 3 1/4" high)

Twentieth century. Includes woven grass, multicolored, 5.5"h. 7.5"d. and basketry tray, probably Tohono O'odam. 16"d. Some wear and loss, mostly to oval basket.

Four Pima baskets with geometric patterns. One large basket 11”H x 11.5”dia., one shallow bowl basket 1.25”H x 9.75”dia., one medium bowl basket 2.25”H x 9.75”dia.,

(lot of 10) Group of Native American baskets in various forms and sizes, including an Apache coiled basket tray centered with a star design; together with figural groups depicted riding in canoes, lar

Group of Four Navajo Concho Belts. Consisting of one leather belt and a buckle with a single turquoise stone, measures 44in length. Second leather belt with one multi-stone turquoise buckle, measures

comprising three bowls and one mug Condition: one with loss to rim. Another with a split extending 2 1/4 inches down from rim two 6 1/2 inches diameter; one 6 inches diameter; the cup 3 1/4 inches dia

the first: pictorial covered olla (14 inches diameter, 21 1/2 inches high); the second: of bulbous, tapering round form, with geometric linear pattern (14 inches diameter, 9 inches high); the third: o

From a Bronxville, NY estate. dimensions: Large basket - 13.5" diameter x 17.5" h, hat - 10.25" diameter x 10" h, others range from 8" to 15" diameter.

Group of 4 sterling silver, turquoise and mother-of-pearl necklaces, including signed Percy Spencer, Owie and Charlie Bowie. 20th century, American. In good condition.

Group of Four Native American Sterling Silver and Stone Inlay Bracelets one by Marvin Slim (Dine); another by Aaron Brokeshoulder (Shawnee/Choctaw); another by Julian Arviso (Dine) largest length 5 x

Ranging from 2 1/4 in. (5.7 cm.), to 3 3/8 in. (8.6 cm.) [8 pieces]

Group of Native American Baskets, 20th c., consisting of three Cherokee market baskets; a Cherokee heart-shaped flower basket; and a Coushatta pine needle woven cornucopia vase, Vase- H.- 13 in., W.-

A GROUP OF FOUR NAVAJO WEAVINGS. Comprising four individual weavings, including a Ganado type in traditional red, cream, grey, and dark brown with geometric diamond medallion, 38 inches x 22 inches, a

Group of Four Eskimo Carved Sculptures, to include Peter Tuki Walrus, carved head with bird headdress, kaling carved bird, and an Eskimo figure with sea lion, tallest 11 inches.

Second half 20th century, each of striped and abstract motifs, the first: woven by Linda Begay, of gray, brown, red, yellow and cream wool (4'3.25'' H x 2'10.75'' W); the second: woven by Rose John, a