Nootka or Makah Native American basketry bottle

Nootka or Makah Native American basketry covered large bottle with bird and whaling decoration, no stopper, appx. 9" t.

Six West Coast Twined Basketry Items including two miniature lidded baskets, one Noot

Late 19th/early 20th Century One with tag: Klamath Falls basket/ Bought by Frederick S. Thompson /1898 The first a Klamath Falls woven basket over a glass bottle form with a handle and foot; the sec

Nootka or Makah Native American square storage basket with round cover, appx. 6" t x 5 1/2" square.

Late 1800s, Very old, well used whiskey(?) flask with colorful imbricated geometric designs. Good condition, a little erosion at the edges. 7-1/2" x 4" x 1-3/4"

Havasupai Basketry Covered Bottle, PLUS second quarter 20th century lot of 2, includes: Havasupai basketry covered bottle, with old collection label reading "Havasupai basket from / Grand Canyon. / Pr

3 Nootka or Makah Native American round baskets with lids, 2 with boat design, largest measures appx. 2 1/4" t x 4" diameter.

2 TLINGIT BASKETRY COVERED BOTTLES Two Tlingit basketry covered bottles, one 9" and the other 2.75". Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party Two Tlingit basketry covered bottles, one 9" and the ot

1. An Apache basketry water bottle with heavy application of pine pitch. 2. A Jicarilla Apache basketry bowl vase with pigments, high arching handles, coiled rod construction and a nicely wrapped rim.

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Northern Washington state to Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Nootka or Makah tribes, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A fiber rain hat hand-woven from ti

(lot of 5) Mostly Native American Basketry and beadwork group, including a bottle neck vase, a lidded box, beadwork, etc.

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

Nine (9) Native American items, including three (3) Northwest Coast miniature round lidded baskets, likely Makah or Nootka tribes, one (1) Inuit miniature round lidded baleen basket, two (2) round Sou

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

Group mod 3 baskets, [1] A Nootka/Makah 9 x 4 bowl with rim loops, [2] Hupa 6 1/2 x 3 1/4 tall basket, and a 9 1/4 x 4 tall Havasupai/Walapai basket. All in good condition, 1900 to 1940’s.

Early 20th c. Northwest Coast Display Mask, Nootka or Makah, carved wood with raised eyebrows, ears and realistic eyes, with glyphs in black and red paint. 9" x 7 1/4" x 3". Very good condition.

The nice, honest example of a truly utilitarian basketry water bottle having integral horsehair ties woven in the basketry retaining make-do leather strap remnants salvaged from an old belt and secure

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Northern Washington state to Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Makah or Nootka tribe, ca. 1920s CE. A lovely hand-woven rain hat comprised of tight strips o

(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

A FINE PAIUTE BASKETRY SEED BOTTLE, CIRCA 1900. Of traditional bulbous form with finely modeled neck and mouth, the shoulder with a band of diagonal lines, height 10.5 inches. Native American. SHIPPIN

6pc Southwest Indian Baskets & Beaded Bottle. Includes a Papago cylinder basket 5''x8'', a coiled Hopi dog basket by Gertina Lomakema 5''x5.5'', a coiled Navajo wedding basketry tray 9.5'', a coiled N

(lot of 2) Native America antique basketry group, consisting of a Nootka lidded basket, and an Aleut bag (damaged), largest: 12"h

NORTHWEST COAST NATIVE AMERICAN TWINED BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a Makah bottle with four bands of decoration and amber glass foundation, and a small pitcher with 13 medial four-petal rosettes a

Presented in this lot is a collection of Puebloan Native American Basketry including Hopi, Pima and Navajo. Native American baskets were functional objects for daily life, but they also had significan