Washoe Native American water bottle

Washoe Native American water bottle, appx. 10 1/4" t x 6 1/2" diameter.

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

10 ½” x 8” Apache Water Bottle Basket with horse hair loops

Surface waterproofed with pitch. 9 inches tall with 6-1/2 inch diameter

Lot Consisting 10 ½” Unfinished, unpitched Apache Water Bottle Basket, Indian Basket Bowl, Badly Damaged – small loom beaded strip

Native American pottery water bottle, with later engraving, approx 8"h, 5"diam., 1lbs **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Start Price: $50.00

NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY WATER BOTTLE, mussel-shell tempered pottery, tall cylindrical neck on a spherical body. Excavated in 1978 on the Hanna Site, New Madrid Co., AR. Late Woodland period. 9" H, 3 3

NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY WATER BOTTLE, mussel-shell tempered pottery, cylindrical neck on a spherical body. Excavated in 1978 on the Hanna Site, New Madrid Co., AR. Late Woodland period. 9" H, 3 3/4" D

Quapaw Native American Pottery Water Bottle, Painted Red Scallop Design, neck has been reattatched to body (see picts), 8.75"H x 7.25"D

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 APACHE Tus Olla Water Bottle Basket, pine pitch, three horsehair lugs, leather straps. A piece of canvas applied to the bottom. From the Estate of Dr. Gordon Saver, husband of Eunice S

Native American pottery paneled water bottle, Quapaw Culture, Lee County, Arkansas,1200-1400 A.D., decorated with slip pigments approx 11"h, 7.25"diam., 2.2lbs**Provenance: A private Texas collection*

Native American Haley engraved water bottle, Caddo Culture, Southwest Arkansas, 1200-1400 A.D., approx 5"h, 3"diam., .5lbs **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Accompanied by a Sam Johnson, Cadd

Native American Bailey engraved pottery water bottle, Caddo Culture, Northwest Texas, 1200-1400 A.D., approx 4.25"h, 3.75"diam., .6lbs **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Accompanied by a Sam J

9 1/4" Pottery Water Bottle, Arkansas, Native American Arrowhead, Indian Artifact

Native American Bottle Basket - Washoe Tribe c1910s. Orignal retailer's label. Excellent condition. 6.75"h x 2.75"d. SHIPPING We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a pac

Description: Prehistoric Native American Caddoan Mississippian Culture Pottery Friendship Water Bottle | Caddo culture ceramic vessel with incised geometric designs. Culture: Caddoan Mississippian Cul

Prehistoric Native American Mississippian culture Effigy pottery vessel / water bottle with hooded spout | Shell tempered terracotta effigy water bottle (appears to be a bird effigy) from Hendersonvil

Please note this item falls under the Safeguard Tribal Objects of Patrimony Act and is not eligible for international shipping. Native American, Alaska Native, & Native Hawaiian objects are only eligi

THIS IS 10 &1/2 INCHES TALL AND 9&1/2 INCHES WIDE. SOME REPAIR. IT IS FROM SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS. EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION, HE FOUND HIS FIRST A

THIS IS 6INCHES TALL AND 7 INCHES WIDE.IT IS FROM ST. FRANCES CO. ARKANSAS. GRANT SITE. IT IS SOLID. VERY NICE! EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION, HE

EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION, HE FOUND HIS FIRST ARROWHEAD IN 1951 AT THE AGE OF 12 & COLLECTED UNTIL THE TIME OF HIS DEATH. HE HAD A VERY LARGE

THIS IS 8&1/2 INCHES TALL AND 7&1/2 INCHES WIDE. THIS IS FROM SOLID INDEPENDANCE CO. ARKANSAS. EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION, HE FOUND HIS FIRST A

THIS IS 9 INCHES TALL AND 9 INCHES WIDE.IT IS FROM INDEPENDANCE CO. ARKANSAS. HAS MINOR REPAIR. EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION, HE FOUND HIS FIRST