NATIVE AMERICAN MAKAH WOVEN BASKET

Height 6 and 7 inches (approx)

COLLECTION OF MAKAH PEOPLES WOVEN BASKETS: All from indigenous cultures between 1930 - 1950. 1.) An oval lidded basket made by the Makah tribe of SW Washington of of grasses, cedar and natural and ani

Two (2) Makah Native American woven baskets. Includes: two (2) handled tote with cedar bottom measures 11 in. x 5 in. x 7.25 in. high with 6 in. handles and a rectangular short basket with cedar botto

Two woven trinket baskets from the Makah Tribe of the Pacific Northwest. This indigenous culture resides today in Neah Bay, Washington. Measures 2.75"W x 2"H & 3.5"W x 2"H. Condition report: good cond

Eleven Native American Woven Baskets. Including Makah, Wakashan, Nootka, Hupa, Karok, Etc. Including boat shaped, examples with covers, and open, all woven with figural designs or geometric ones, incl

A GROUP OF NINE MAKAH WOVEN BASKETS, CIRCA 1900-1940. Comprising various traditional forms and designs, greatest height 5.75 inches, greatest width 9.5 inches. Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE:

Includes a Nuu-chah-nulth or Makah basket-woven bottle, 5.5" high; a small basket, probably Tohono O'odham, 8" diameter; and a shouldered basket with flared rim, probably Cherokee, 10" high.

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

ORIGIN: Makah (Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Washington state) OBJECT: Woven basket with lid MEDIUM: Beargrass OVERALL SIZE: 2 1/4" x 3" DESCRIPTION: Up for auction is a beautiful Makah ba

FIVE NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETSIncludes a polychrome lidded, 6.5" Hopi basket of geometric design; a 3" finely woven polychrome decorated Makah basket (northwest North America); and three

Two woven baskets. Comprised of a small Makah Nootka lidded basket, c.1890s-1930. Globular tapering form, polychrome decorated with three birds and a fish among a geometric motif, woven plaited base.

Lot consists of: (A) 3 Nootka/Makah baskets. Largest basket features totemic bear faces and a black and red band. Measures: 6" x 3". (B) Papago basket with "H" design. Measures: 5" x 3". (C) Washoe si

NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETS, LOT OF THREE, diminutive forms, comprising a Hupa example and two covered Makah examples with cedar-woven base, each with dyed-weaver decoration. Circa 1920 and later. 2

Two Pacific Northwest Coast Native American Hand-Woven Baskets, one Klamath with a soft, pliable body decorated with a geometric design, and one Makah decorated with a triangle motif. Tallest: 4" H x

Native American, Pacific Northwest (Canada / Alaska), Makah Nootka, ca. 1900 to 1930s. A beautiful Makah trinket basket, so finely woven with twine with an inner rim of cedar bark, the exterior woven

Includes WM. S Kimball & Company Pedro cut plug smoking tobacco bag, Union Leader cut plug tobacco plug, The American Tobacco Company Bull Durham cigarette paper bag, Makah Tribe woven basket circa 19

NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN & QUILL DECORATED BASKETS. Comprising a Micmac quilled covered birch bark box with maple leaf lid, a quilled birch bark lid resting on a likely Makah base, a pine needle wheat st

Woven by Rose Coots. 2 1/8" tall, 2 3/4" diameter.

3 Native American woven baskets, including a Navajo woven coil disk form wedding basket, an Apache woven burden basket, along with a large Pima woven coil bowl basket with geometric design; wedding ba

Native American, Southwestern and Northwestern United States, Pima, ca. 19th century CE. An attractive basket handwoven from native plants including Devil's Claw and presenting a flat, circular base a

Two California Native American Woven Baskets. Comprising a large Pima basket, woven with geometric designs in deep brown on a red brown ground, and a smaller brown vessel, finely woven with a band of

Large Native American Pima Woven Basket Bowl. Coil-woven, the large shallow bowl woven with geometric design. Northwest or North Central California. {Approximate dimensions: 4 1/4 high x 18 1/2 inches

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

Described By:Sam HFA CNX VX NEDD Title:Native American Antique Apache Woven Basket Pair Horseback and Figurative Designs Description: A pair of hand-made, antique woven baskets made by members of the