Native American Hupa twined mush bowl, Trinity River,

Native American Hupa twined mush bowl, Trinity River, Northwest California, the two color basket with a continuous geometric pattern, 6"h x 9.5"dia.

Early Northern Calfornia American Native Hupa Basket Food- Mush bowl. With wear typical of an ethnically used basket. Mush would often be heated with hot stones, which left small discolorations in bot

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"

First-quarter 20th Century Comprising a Hupa openwork twined basket with geometric motifs and a Pitt River twined basket with five radiating bands of quail/caterpillar motifs, 2 pieces Larger: 12 H

Native American Hupa twined basket, Lower Klamath, Northwest California, the three color basket with a continuous geometric pattern, 5"h x 8.5"dia.

Three Native American Baskets: Hupa twined basket, North Western California basket, and an Apache basket {Height of largest 6 inches, diameter 9 1/2 inches}

Native American Basket Collection (20) items including a fully beaded pine needle, a beaded Paiute coiled, a beaded Choctaw having handle, (2) coiled Apache trays, a Hupa twined tray having plaited ri

Antique Native American Toy Cradle, Hupa, twined basketry, c. 1890. Size: 18.5'' x 7'' (47 x 18 cm). Provenance: David and Barbara Fraser. Please Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in

Fine Pit River Native American twined basket. Tightly woven, bear grass and fern root. Stylized ascending/descending pattern woven with contrasting elements. Slightly irregular shape consistent with h

Five woven baskets including three Native American, details include: Hupa Tribe woven bowl with double sided triangle design at waist, loss to rim, 6 1/4" h. x 7 1/2" diam.; two Papago Tribe baskets,

American Indian Trinity River, second quarter 20th Century. Approx. 7.75 in. H x 9.25 in. Dia. Weight 8 oz. Overall good condition commensurate with age and use.

Prehistoric Native American Caddo Red River Pottery Vessel | Redware bowl with engraved designs (various hash marks) on the slightly offset carinated type brim. The shape of the bowl matches that of t

Prehistoric Native American Caddo Moore Noded Pottery Bowl From East Texas - See Pertulla, Page 42, Figure 33, Example A | Moore Noded bowl from East Texas site, decorated with protruding nodes | Appr

Prehistoric Native American Caddo Red Ware Incised Pottery Bowl; Red River, East Pattern - Canoe | Vessel with four rim peaks decorated with parallel curved (canoe) incised lines matching the curved s

It is solid condition. Please see picture for measurment. This artifact is from the Arkansas River Valley Indian Arts Museum in Pine Bluff Arkansas. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACT

NATIVE AMERICAN HUPA / KARUK / YUROK TWINE-WOVEN BASKET HAT, round bowl form, having geometric designs of stepped triangular motifs and linear bands. Northern California. Late 19th/first quarter

Mississippian pottery Native American effigy bowl, in the form of a bird, marked on side that it was found at the Little River in Poinsett County Arkansas, 11 1/2" high x 8"

NATIVE AMERICAN HUPA / KARUK / YUROK TWINE-WOVEN BASKET HAT, round bowl form, having geometric designs of stepped triangular motifs and linear bands. Northern California. Late 19th/first quarter

Antique American Indian basketry, Klamath River Area, Northwest California, 19th century, tribal, globular form with rows of brown geometric diamond designs against a natural background having an open

Ca. early 20thC. Fair with horizontal breaks and rim issues. The bowls are roughly the same size with one being slightly shorter and wider, the included measurements are for the taller bowl. Hupa hat

3 Native American Hupa Karock (Yurok) Baskets, largest measures 8.5''L x 6''D, FYI: The Hupa Group lived among the Klamath River areas of Northwest California. The Hupa, Yurok, Karok, Tolowa and Wiyot

Mississippi River Valley. The group includes a rare footed bowl and three bowls of a graduated size. Largest bowl: H2 1/2" W7" These pieces were given in trade to Dr. Edward Wallace Bar Sr. a Dentist

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 Karok Tribe Basket - Northern CA Tribe Ethnographic Cooking Basket for Acorn Mush, Twined Technique , 5.5'' x 9.5''