4 Small Native American Bowls 4" Wicker Basket 3"

Native American woven baskets (3 Pieces) this lot includes one small covered bowl basket, one small bowl basket, and one large plate basket. Plate basket: 12" diameter Bowl baskets: 4" tall, 5" tall

Three Native American Tahona Woven Items, consisting of a duck open bowl, H.- 5 1/4 in., W.- 13 in., D.- 6 3/4 in., an open tapered bowl, H.- 7 in., Dia.- 7 in., and a small lidded basket, H.- 4 in.,

Two Akimel O'odham (Pima) baskets A large bowl, with dark circular base with radiating fretwork designs, with a small basket with four human figures from the bottom. ht. 5 1/4, dia. 15 3/4, ht. 3, dia

Mid/Late 1900s, Includes a small traditional finer weave bowl and a larger tray with modified wedding design. Very good condition, minor stitch loss/damage. 2-1/4" x 13-1/2" & 3-1/4" x 7-1/4"

Three small Native American bowls, the largest, likely Acoma, measuring 4 5/8"W x 3 5/8"H - 2 hairline cracks extending from edge of rim; a Hopi seed bowl signed "S. Dewa" - very good condition; and a

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.

Native American Indian polychrome coil basket bowl with red and green aniline dyes. Navajo or Hopi? Early 20th Century. Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. 4 3/4"H x 10

Group includes 2 Tlingit and 1 Washington state baskets. [1] Tlingit 6 1/2 x 5 1/4 tall spruce root basket, 1 tear at rim, [2] Very unusual Tlingit small basket with feet, 4 1/2 x 4, 1 foot missing an

BLUE GLAZED FULPER BOWL, 4 1/2" H, SMALL FULPER LOW BOWL, 4" H, WELLER TWO HANDLED BASKET, 3 1/2" H, & US POTTERY VASE, 9" H. GOOD CONDITION.

A small Acoma bowl, white with black abstract design. Signed J. Estevan. 3-1/2" H x 4-3/4" W 5 oz.

LOT 3 NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN HAND PAINTED POLYCHROME POTTERY PIECES - A SMALL SEED POT 4 1/4" DIAMETER X 3 1/4" HIGH; A SMALL 'TURTLE' BOWL WITH CORN MARK AND SIGNED MARTINEZ ON REVERSE 3 5/8" DIAMETE

A small mid to late 19th century silver spoon with "Sitko" engraved in spoon bowl, native American iconography on handle. 4.8 grams; 3-3/4" L

Title: Fine, large Pima figural basket ca 1920 Dimensions: 11 3/4" diameter x 3" high Provenance: A tightly woven Pima basketry bowl in the "man in a maze "pattern. Excellent condition. No stitching l

2 fine weave, small sized, Apache coiled baskets of bowl shapes - willow and devils claw - 4 1/2" dia., 6" dia.

Verda J. Toledo(Dine [Navajo]/Jemez, b. 1941)Pair of Polychrome Bowlsfired clay, pigmentseach inscribed: V.J.T. / JEMEZSmall: Height 4 1/8 x Diameter 9 5/8 in. (10.5 x 24.4 cm.), Large: 3 7/8 x 9 7/8

flaring form with dark weave decoration, probably Pima. 7 3/4" high, 11 3/4" diameter. One small loose weave.

comprising a small carrying basket and water jug water vessel: 9 inches high; basket: 7 3/4 inches wide; 6 inches high

Two bowls with patterns in the center. One is 6-1/2"D the other is 4-1/4"D. A small vase with a pattern along the side. Measures 4"D x 3"H. A small double spout ewer wedding vase with a handle that me

(3) Small Native American baskets, 19th/20th c., incl. Pomo and similar examples, each with geometric design, 7.5"dia (largest), 4.5"dia (smallest) Provenance: The Collection of Paul J. Smith: Arts Ad

Klamath Native American polychrome oval basket bowl, appx. 3 1/2" t x 8" w x 7 1/4" deep.

Pair of BasketsPimaTray, ca. 1920swoven willow, devil's clawHeight 4 3/4 x Diameter 16 3/4 in. (12.1 x 42.5 cm.)Native Wicker Burden Basket

A small Acoma pottery bowl with abstract design in black on white ground, organde bottom. Signed: Dolores Sanchez, Acoma, N.M. Dimensions: 3-1/2" h x 4-1/2" W; Weight: 8 oz.

A small Acoma pottery bowl with abstract design in black on white ground, organde bottom. Signed: Dolores Sanchez, Acoma, N.M. Dimensions: 3-1/2" h x 4-1/2" W; Weight: 8 oz.

(5) Small Native American pedestal baskets, 19th/20th c., most with geometric designs, 5.5"h x 4.5"dia (largest), 3.5"h x 3"dia (smallest) Provenance: The Collection of Paul J. Smith: Arts Administrat