An Apache Basketry Water Jug

Late 19th-20th century. Decorated gourd with grass and pine needle wrapped rim. Made by Jean Stark, Sister, Oregon. 7"h. 7.75"d. and a Southwest, possibly Apache, basketry water jug with pitch coverin

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.

9" diameter X 15" high. Has some discoloring. Also has loss around top rim. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these

Title: Apache tus (water jug), mid-20th century, Description: Apache tus (water jug), mid-20th century, 11” x 10”. Apache basket weavers are renowned for their skill making decorative coil baskets

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

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

Native American, Southwestern United States, Apache people, ca. early 20th century CE. An impressive woven basketry vessel presenting a concave, circular base, a bulbous body, a slanted shoulder, and

Apache woven basket olla, well shaped and covered with pitch to make the closely woven basketry watertight. These baskets, and their efficacy, were extremely important to peoples traveling long stretc

Rare Spanish water jug produced in 1883 and decorated with a lobster on one side and a very early depiction of the Rookwood RP logo, most likely created by Alfred Brennan who painted a number of RP tr

A large Apache basketry ollaheight 26 1/2in (67cm); diameter 21in (53cm)

Large Apache Basketry Bowl , c. 1900, willow, red yucca root, black devil's claw, seed pod husk, central star motif, crosses, whirling logs, animals, horse with rider and other floating elements, dia.

Condition: frame with pieces broken off (pieces retained); surface scratches to plaque, no restorations to plaque apparent under UV light plaque: 15 x 7 inches; frame: 23 x 15 inches

Apache Basketry Olla ca 1900 vertically oriented meandering bands interspersed with angular points and domed elements height 20-1/2 inches x diameter 19 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati. Prope

A MODERN BELLIED WATER JUG GRAHAM STEWART, EDINBURGH 2015 of hand raised and planished baluster form with long tapered spout the handle of curved form with scrolling terminal(11.5cm high, 11.4oz)Note:

Wilhelmina Post for Grueby Faience Company Rare water jug USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 5 h x 5.5 w x 4.25 d in (13 x 14 x 11 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside 'Grueby Pottery

H:22cm W:23cm

Gansu or Qinghai Province, Majiayao Culture, Mid to Late 3rd Millenia BC. Bulbous Terracotta Jug with tall broad flared rim neck, single loop handle, small nib at waist to balance as pouring or fillin

Apache Basketry Bowl, Human Figures 18" x 4 1/2" Apache Basketry Bowl, Human Figures, animals (has minor repair damage to rim area, fine

Apache Basketry Olla early 20th century height 13 inches x diameter 10 inches. The Marilyn Eber Collection of Native American Art, Denver, Colorado

Large impressive Apache basketry olla c 1900-1920. A perfectly globular olla with an early pattern in excellent condition. Wonderful nut brown color, perfect rim. There are what appears to be two comp

FRANCIS SPILSBURY I, ENGLISH GEORGE II STERLING SILVER BEER / WATER JUG, baluster form, featuring a short curved spout, an applied scrolled handle, and a round foot, side with probably later heraldry-

Apache Basketry Olla early 20th century having an exaggerated rim and designed with bands of geometric elements height 10-1/4 inches x diameter 10 inches

Bronze Sculpture Signed Debut Man Carrying Water Jug. Ht. 25 1/2"

Of typical form with mask spout and silver handle. Lidded with foliate finial and scroll thumb piece. Inscribed to the front as a presentation for William McNab 1780–1848, Scottish Botanist."To / Mr