Doris Neptune Wabanaki Woven Basket.

1999. Acorn style. Height 4 1/8 inches.

2000 and 2019. Open with handle, lengths 17 and 19 inches. With set of woven earrings.

Passamaquoddy. Round with cover. Height 7 inches, diameter 6 inches.

Passamaquoddy. Round basket with cover. Height 5 inches.

2000. Passamaquoddy. Round basket with cover. Height 6.5 inches.

Strawberry design. Length 5 inches.

Passamaquoddy. Round, with cover. Turtle and basket inside. Height 4 inches.

1996. Passamaquoddy. Round basket with cover, blue tones. Height 6 inches, diameter 6.5 inches.

Passamaquoddy. Height 6.5 inches, diameter 5 inches.

1993. Passamaquoddy. Round basket with cover. Maroon and red colors. Height 6 inches, diameter 6.5 inches.

Passamaquoddy weaver. Round with cover, and flowers on top. Height 7.5 inches, diameter 6.5 inches.

1998. Passamaquoddy. Square pillow shape. Width 8 inches.

Passamaquoddy. Round, red stripes, and with cover. Height 4.5 inches, diameter 5 inches.

1998. Passamaquoddy. Heights 4 inches.

Passamaquoddy. Pin cushion inside, and flowers on top. Height 10 inches, diameter 10 inches.

1998. Passamaquoddy. Length 8 inches.

Penobscot. With cover. Height 5.75 inches.

Signed. With cover and Three Feathers Native Baskets & Crafts, Richard J. Silliboy tag. Height 6 inches, width 9.5 inches.

One by Sylvia Gabriel Wabanaki Basket maker, 1998, height 7 inches; the other by Nancy Adams, 2000.

One by Liz Sopiel Passamaquoddy basketmaker, 1991, diameter 8 inches. One by Rocky Keezer Wabanaki basketmaker, 19941 diameter 9 inches; and one unsigned.

Jennifer Sapiel Neptune(Penobscot, 20th Century)Group of Four Baskets, 2005woven straw fibersinscribed underneath each: Jennifer Sapiel Neptune / 2005 / [dragonfly cipher]Largest: 10 5/8 x 10 in. (26.

coiled construction with three radiating motifs 15 inches diameter; 5 1/2 inches high

Great Basin American Indian, early 20th century California, with an old Sotheby's Parke-Bernet hang tag attached to the rim. 6" H X 6.5" diameter.

Mimura Chikuho Woven Basket, "Cloud on the Peak", 2004. Mimura Chikuho (Japanese, born 1973); bamboo fiber art round woven basket. Signed in Japanese, with paper from Tai Gallery/textile Arts. {Approx