Collection of Tribal Philippine Ifugao Woven Basket Containers

20thC. Four various baskets. Tray measures approx. H: 2" W: 12 1/2". Footed bowl measures approx. H: 2 1/4" W: 8 3/4" D: 8 1/2". Lidded basket measures approx. H: 7" W: 10 1/2" D: 9". Smallest basket

Ca. first half 20thC. Tallest basket measures approx. H: 7 1/2" W: 5 1/2". Smallest basket measures approx. H: 6" W: 5". Ex-Nooter coll.

Borneo Tribal Basket Together with a Philippine Ifugao People Woven Backpack Height of backpack 16 1/2 inches (41.9 cm); height of basket 10 inches (20.5 cm)

Ca. 20thC. All in excellent original condition throughout. This wide-ranging group of hand woven objects was collected by Robert and Nancy Nooter during their many excursions to Africa and Asia betwee

Ca. 20thC. Apparently all are in excellent original condition throughout. Collected during the 1980s by Robert and Nancy Nooter during one (of over 30) overseas buying trips. The large pieces in this

Tribal Art Philippine Ifugao Salted Meat Container with Figurative Lizard Sculpted in the cover from Cordillera Philippines. The dimension is 4 inches high x 4 inches depth x 10 inches wide. The shipp

Set of 5 Philippine Tribal Ifugao Food Container The dimension is from 2 inches high to 5 inches Long The shipping cost for domestic is $45.00 flat rate shipping within the Continental US, the Interna

Larger basket measures approx. H: 8 1/2" W: 12" D: 5 1/4". Smaller bag measures approx. H: 6 3/4" W: 8 1/2" D: 4 1/4". Ex-Nooter coll.

An estate collection of 16 Oceanic primitive style woven baskets produced by tribal craftspeople of Tonga. Various styles and designs, including bowls, platters, and covered snake basket. Largest meas

Ca. early 20thC. Two Lidded Baskets. Taller basket measures approx. H: 9" W: 7 3/4". Shorter basket measures approx. H: 6" W: 10 1/2". Ex-Nooter coll.

Traditional design. Encircling columns of stylized snakes. Issued: c. 1960 Dimensions: 2.75"H x 4.5"W Country of Origin: United States Provenance: Collection of Mona Brown

Collection of primitive containers, including woven baskets, and bowls, also includes two Armadillo taxidermy satchels 9.5 in. x width 14.5 in. x depth 14.5 in. Provenance: Property from the estate

Collection African woven baskets, Mostly Kuba Peoples (DR Congo), (18) pieces, incl. storage containers, bowls, gathering baskets, rattles, etc., 16"h x 6.25"w (largest), 5.5"h x 6"w (smallest) Proven

Collection of woven baskets, including four lidded baskets, an African graduated wedding basket and five others, sizes range from 10 ½” to 2” tall excluding handles, with various diameters. From

An estate collection of 17 Oceanic primitive style woven baskets produced by tribal craftspeople of Fiji and Tonga. Various styles and designs, including Fijian food basket with soft cane handles and

African tribal ethnic woven vintage or antique baskets, group of three comprising a large carrier of loosely-woven reeds or grasses enclosing a carved wood storage container with lid, small basket of

DESCRIPTION: Tribal early 20th century woven rattan, bamboo, palm fiber headhunter's raincoat basket and vest. The basket is known as an inabnutan from the Ifugao tribe in northern Luzon, Philippines

Assortment of beaded tribal accessories and small items featuring sea shells, including necklaces and chokers, small pouch bags and containers, also to include a woven basket, three conch shell halves

Southeast Asia, Philippines, Ifugao Peoples so called by Spanish Igorot or Ygolote, the name references earth or mountain people, the backpack is wood and rattan woven with numerous layers of palm fib

Woman carrying child on back and man carrying woven basket. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 16"H Provenance: David Farin Collection

A finely woven antique basket with two carrying handles and a large sturdy rim. The basket measures 7.5 x 13 inches. Japan, likely early 20th century or earlier. Provenance: Ex Sam Hilu collection, Ne

A beautiful antique hand woven Agaseki or Ibeseke basket from the Tutsi people of Rwanda, Central Africa. This basket measures 9.5 inches tall with it's conical lid. Provenance: The Robert and Nancy N

Ifugao fetishes were consecrated and placed in the beams of the lodge houses along with the skulls of victims. They were captured during the Philippine Insurrection of 1899. Beautifully woven split ca

American Indian or Native American basketry, 19th century, from the Russian River area, with black and umber zigzag decorations, a small piece of old paper included marked "Pomo Incerto." 5" H X 8.5"