2. Native American Cane-Ca. 1925-A woven leather handle

19th century Native American Indian antique Navajo woven southwest wicker carrying basket. Leather handle. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery offers in-house contiguous USA domestic shipping for $85 plus in

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA **Arizona, Native American Indian, Navajo Nation, Ca. 1925. A gorgeous small rug woven of wool and colored

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA ** Southwestern USA, Navajo people, ca. 1925 CE. A high-quality leather belt with silver appliques - inter

Handmade Baskets and Bowl, three total including: tan and grey waxed lasso basket; Native American woven basket with purple stripe decoration and leather wrapped handle; Native American tan woven bowl

This lot features a beaded Native American diamondback willow cane. The cane has a beaded leather handle along with diamond shapes carved throughout the striking willow stem. The wood has a excellent

Native American, Southwestern USA, Apache people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A beautifully preserved example of a woven burden basket, its surface decorated with leather strips that are a popul

**Originally Listed At $400** Native American, Southwestern USA, Apache people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A beautifully preserved example of a woven burden basket, its surface decorated with l

Native American, Western United States, Plains Tribes, likely Sioux or Blackfoot, ca. 19th century CE. A noteworthy knife known as a dag, made from steel with a wood handle and leather sheath. The bro

Lloyd Kiva New + Kenneth Begay(Cherokee, 1916 - 2002) + (Dine [Navajo], 1913 - 1977)Red Leather Purse with Removable Silver Medallion, ca. 1960sterling silver, leatherinscribed on handle verso: STERLI

Southwestern United States, Navajo Reservation, Arizona or western New Mexico, ca. 1925 to 1940 CE. Very attractive Yei Rug. Woven with three figures in colors of purple, red and green. Black and gold

First half 20th century. At least two are Northwest Coast with wrapped handles. One has traditional designs. Out of round. 12"h. 11"d. And one is woven cane. 13.5"h. 8.5" x 13". Some wear. Together wi

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Alaska, Inuit, Aleut, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. This is a handsome walrus ivory carving that forms part of a handle and neck for a cane featuring

John H. Kittila III (American, born 1948). An original handmade artisan crafted Nantucket Lightship Basket. Hand-woven cane rattan in an oblong kidney form, with braided leather drop handle, and lacqu

Native American, Northwestern United States, Oregon, Plateau region, Warm Springs Tribes (Tenino, Wasco, Northern Paiute), ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A beaded leather bag with hide handles and

Native American, Upper Midwestern United States, Wisconsin, Fond du Lac, Winnebago tribe, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-sewn leather bag with a drawstring cinch, handle strap, and decorati

White Mountain Apache, ca. 1920woven straw, pigmentsThe Paul Rhetts Collection, New Mexico

Dine [Navajo] Crystal Textile, ca. 1925handspun wool, natural and aniline dyes68 x 39 in. (172.72 x 99.06 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Papago Native American woven basket with handles, appx. 5" t x 11 1/4" w.

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

129. Spirit Level Cane- Ca. 1925- Maple container handle holds a working 4 ½” brass level, brass wraparound collar, malacca shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 5 ½” x 1 ¼” O.L.-36” $450-$600

146. American Dress Cane-Ca. 1880-Gold filled handle with alternating plain and floral panels, rosewood shaft and a brass ferrule.-This handle witnesses a great manufacturing sophistication and is f

1940s-50s Native American Prayer Smudging Fan - Leather Handle w/ Twisted Rope + Cross Design

Native American, Arizona, New Mexico, Navajo Nation, ca. 1910. Lovely woven rug or blanket in multiple diamond patterns known as an Eye Dazzler. Eye Dazzler is one of the earliest Navajo Weaving style

Diné [Navajo] General Rug, ca. 1940woven yarns, natural dyes89 x 53 in. (226.1 x 134.6 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico