LOT OF 5: NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BOWLS.

To include a tall Olla (13" x 12"), dish (13.5"), bowl (14" x 3") & 3 baskets (9" x 13", 7" x 10" & 5" x 8"). From a New Rochelle NY esta

MIXED NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BOWL. Comprising a Havasupai woven bowl, a Salish woven bowl with checkered diamond pattern, and a Pomo oval woven basket, greatest height 6 inches, greatest length 7.5 inc

Condition: the smaller bowl with loss to upper rim the larger: 9 inches diameter; 5 inches high; the smaller: 5 1/2 inches diameter; 3 1/2 inches high

(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

Title: Large Old Plains or Southwest Native American Woven Coil Basket Bowl 15.5 Inch Diameter 3.5 Inches Tall Description: Large hand-made woven coil basket made by members of an Old Plains or Sou

Native American woven coil basket, radiating geometric design, approx 13.5"diam, .75lbs *Provenance: The estate of Marcia Bland Brown, internationally acclaimed Interior Architect and Interior Designe

Washoe Basket Waterproof Woven Bowl. Native American Indian. Tightly woven vessel with three colorgeometric stepped pattern.-- Dimensions: H: 5 inches: W: 8.25 inches: D: 7.5 inches --- US Shipping ch

An Apache Bowl. Round woven basket 4.5" x 6"

AN APACHE COILED BASKETRY BOWL, CIRCA 1910. Finely woven, the sunken cavetto with radiating stepped pinwheel design. Height 3.25 inches, diameter 11.5 inches. Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE:

NATIVE AMERICAN SMALL BASKETS, LOT OF THREE, comprising one tapered-form woven-coil basket bowl, and two rounded twined basket bowls, each with geometric or striped designs. Probably Western or Southw

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

each with coiled construction Vase: 7 x 5 1/2 in. (17.8 x 14 cm.), Largest bowl: 10 in. (25.4 cm.) dia.

Tlingit Baskets early 20th century lot of 5, includes: basket woven with geometric pattern height 3-1/2 inches x diameter 4-1/4 inches basket with two distinct bands of geometric designs height 3-3/8

Native American Tohon O'odham [Desert People] Papago hand-woven basket bowl with a geometric design. 3.5" H x 8.5" diameter. Provenance: Property from a Kings Point, NY collection.

Exceptional, very finely woven small Yokuts shouldered bowl of sedge, redbud and bracken fern root c1940. Excellent condition. 5"d x 2.25"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPIN

Native American Caddo H. Haley Engraved Bottle, East TX. Bowl rings solid, some minor rim repair. Provenance: Tony Putty Artifacts, Shelbyville, IN, 10/21/17, Lot 347. Size: Size: 5'' x 4'' x 4'' (13

First-half 20th Century Makers include Tlingit and Makah, comprising woven vessels with various polychrome geometric patterns consisting of four lidded baskets and one bowl, 5 pieces Largest: 4" H x

A LARGE AND IMPRESSIVE APACHE COILED BASKETRY BOWL, CIRCA 1900-1925. Finely woven, the sunken cavetto with radiating star pattern. Height 5.25 inches, diameter 19.25 inches. Native American. SHIPPING

(lot of 9) Native American basketry group including a Maidu bowl and tray each accented with geometric reserves; together with seven other examples largest: 5.5""h

20th Century, Dine Woven in polychrome wool with all-over geometric motif and water bugs 55.75" L x 39.5" W Provenance: Purchased from Foutz Trading Co., Shiprock, NM Notes: This lot is accompan

20th Century, Dine Woven in polychrome wool with serrated "X" motif 62.5" L x 33" W Provenance: Purchased from Hubbell Trading Post, Ganado, NM Notes: This lot is accompanied by a retail label f

Lot three polychrome Hupa/Yurok/Karuk, North California Native America twined bowl/baskets with imbricated geometric panels.Circa 1900's. Sizes: 4 5/8" with diameter 6; 3 1/8" with diameter 6 3/4"; 4"

NATIVE AMERICAN MAIDU BOWL C. 1910 H 2.7" DIA 5" Maidu. Black decoration against natural ground. Tightly woven grass reeds.

(lot of 2) Native American pueblo pottery vessels, including: (1) incised redware bowl, signed on base Rosita de Herrera (San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico, b.1940), approx 2.75"h, 4.35"w, 3.5"d, (1) black