SOUTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN Three baskets

Two Southwest American Indian Three-Color Woven Basket Bowls, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Each woven in black, brown and tan in geometric patterns, one with a flat bottom and fitted with

Three (3) Native American Southwest baskets, Tohono O_odham (Papago) and Pima, all coiled bowl forms with geometric designs made of willow, yucca and devil's claw, one bowl form and two oval or boat f

American Southwest, early 20th century, center four pointed star that expands and includes four urn forms, 9 in.; center six pointed star with checkered rim, 8-1/2 in.; tray with geometric decoration,

A GROUP OF THREE SOUTHWEST WOVEN BASKETS, CIRCA 1915. Comprising a Navajo basketry bowl with geometric designs, diameter 11.4 inches. A larger Navajo Wedding basket, diameter 14 inches, and a Havasup

A PAIR OF THREE LARGE SOUTHWEST WOVEN BASKETS, CIRCA 1900. Including a Mission, Apache (missing base), and other. Greatest diameter 16 inches, greatest depth 6 inches. Native American. SHIPPING NOTICE

Three (3) Native American items, including two (2) baskets and one (1) discoidal. 1st item: Southwest Akimel O'odham (Pima) olla form basket having turquoise beads to the rim and faded horizontal band

First Nations, 20th Century. Group of three: (1) Pima - Thong O’odhan; (2) Apache- bold design; (3) Thono O’odhan - Stairway to heaven. Largest 13.25"d. Smallest 9.25"d.

2 Southwest Native American woven baskets, one has a lid and colors, the other is larger and has colors but no lid 6" deep x 13" diameter

The largest measures 10" in diameter and 1 3/4" tall.

Southwest Native American woven basket, 16" diameter. Good condition. Provenance: Rye, New Hampshire collection.

Southwest American Indian Woven Basket, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Of slightly flared form, woven in a horizontal stepped V pattern in repeat. H: 7.75 in., W: 12.375 in., D: 11.75 in. (o

Title: Western Apache three color basket dated 1949 Dimensions: 8 /12" diameter x 2 1/4" high Provenance/Additional Info: Dated 1949 and initialled BAW in pen on the back side. Mint condition basket w

12 Piece Group of Baskets, to include 5 southwest Native American coiled baskets, 3 small geometric signed baskets, 1 small lidded basket, 1 large winnowing basket, length 23 inches, 5 southwest coile

Early 20th c. Southwest Native American Coiled Basket, likely Pima, with geometric cross and line decoration, 6 3/4" high, 8" diam. at shoulder. Minor surface wear.

Five Southwest Native American Silver Necklaces, three being of bead form, one having a large bumble bee with four smaller bumble bees on the chain, and one having a frog fetish pendant, the longest b

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

Title: Apache/Yavapai three color basket ca 1890-1900 Dimension: 13 3/8" diameter x 3" deep Provenance:This is a perfectly balanced example of Yavapai basketry with an eight pointed floral matrix cont

Six (6) Native American Southwest baskets, Tohono O?odham (Papago) and Pima, all coiled bowl forms with geometric designs made of willow, yucca and devil's claw, one with crosses. Ranging in size from

One classic designed white, brown, and ochre slip decorated bowl with Zuni origins, 3”H x 6.5”dia. . One Pueblo bowl with red and black geometric and fish decoration over white slip, 4&#82

One large early ladle, possibly Tusayan, with geometric repeating design, 12”L x 6”W. Two ladles from Tularosa with black linear and geometric designs. 10”L x 5”W, and 7.5&#822

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

Southwest Native American Apache coiled basket, with animal and human motifs flanked by five diamond or feather elements, 16 3/4"dia.

Southwest Native American Apache coiled basket, having continuous stepped geometric patterning, 15"dia.

Three Southwest Native American Throw Rugs, 2' 8" x 3'; 2' 9" x 4'; along with one 3' 7" x 5' 7". Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.