Jar, Basket Maker

20th century Each marked for sterling, some with various maker's marks Comprising lidded jars, baskets, and dishes in various forms and patterns with sterling silver lids or rims affixed to cut or m

Sepia photogravure on tissue by Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868-1952) titled lower left "A Lake Mano Basket-Maker", also printed lower center " From Copyright Photograph 1924 by E.S.Curtis". Mounted

6 ¾” x 7 ½” Basket Maker III, Blue Mesa, South of Durango, Colorado, Rev. Root, Broken & taped together

Edward Curtis ''Datsolali, Washo Basket Maker'' 1924 Plate 540 Photogravure 22''x18'' Sheet. Original edition with Van Gelder blindstamp in margin. Framed 27.5''x22''. Scattered foxing spots with stro

STEVENS & WILLIAMS, ENGLISH ART GLASS VASE, JAR & BASKET, LATE 19TH C., H 4"-8 1/2":Including 1 dark pink glass globular vase with ruffled green rim and applied flower and stem in the mat-so-no-key st

Antique Japanese Signed Carved Okimono, Seated Figure with Baskets. This item cannot be exported from Canada. 3 inches W x 2 deep x 3.5 H. Some loss to hand, please see photos.

Cranberry Pickle Jar & Basket. 10" H (Pickle Jar)

Cherokee Basket Maker. Double Handle Split Oak Basket. c.1970's. Not signed. Stained split oak. Broken piece to handle, otherwise good condition. 11.5" x 12" x 6". Provenance: Museum of The Amer

EDWARD CURTIS (B.1868-1952) The Basket Maker, 1899 Photo-Litho 6" x 7.5" Printed second half of 20th Century

EDWARD CURTIS (1868-1952) Lake Mono Basket Maker, 1924 Goldtone-litho 8" x 10 3/4"

Titled Bottom Left, Signed Bottom Right In Pencil H 16.75 W 20.,75 D .5 Weight 4LBS

Title: Basket Maker Artist: Edward S. Curtis Medium: Vintage sepia book plate Native American Indian Dimensions: 14 x 17 inches Disclaimer: All Edward Curtis prints in this sale are not gravures, but

Italian, 19th C., signed l.c. and dated 1874. Overall: 17-1/4"h x 20-3/4"w Sight: 14"h x 17-3/4"w

(4) Clear Glass Baskets, maker unknown range from 9.75" - 11.5" (1) 11.5" Diamond & daisy design (base chip); (1) 10.25" Panel design; (1) 10.25" Harvard & daisy design; (1) 9.75" Hobstar, vesica & da

This photo depicts a Pueblo Indian woman making baskets. The phot is marked on the back as from F. M. Maude photographer Los Angeles, Ca. Handwritten in pencil is "Moki and the Basketmaker 1897". Good

Excellent example found in Guadalupe Co., New Mexico and made from a tan/buff colored clay.

Gorgeous well-patinated translucent agate example from Utah. Broken and re-glued 1/4" from tip. Found by Hersel Nokes. Broken by the next collector. Grrrrr.….… Still a super fine very collect

Unknown Cherokee Basket Maker. Three Tone Colored Double Weave River Cane Basket with Top. Not signed. Excellent condition. Three color stained river cane. 6" x 7" x 7". Provenance: Museum of The Amer

Original Mary Holiday Black, Navajo Wedding woven basket. Approximately 18.5" diameters. Elite Navajo Indian basket maker, Mary Holiday Black's work commands top prices. Includes all original paperwor

Collection of six (6) Native American Cherokee baskets, some signed, and 1 Bigmeat Family pottery jar. Baskets include one (1) white oak round form footed basket with handle and dyed weavers by Bettie

NICOLA, MARBLE STATUE, INDIAN WOMAN, H 24":depicts an Indian woman basket maker, signed at the bottom and mounted on wood base. From the Estate of Victor "Mike" Saier, Jackson, Mi. For a high resoluti

Unknown Cherokee Basket Maker. Single Handle Berry Picking Basket. Not signed. c.1970's. Stained river cane and split oak. Excellent condition. 12" x 12" x 7". Provenance: Museum of The American India

Unknown Cherokee Basket Maker. Double Weave Two-Tone River Cane Basket with Top. Not signed. Stained river cane. Excellent condition. 6.5" h x 9" long x 6.5" w. Provenance: Museum of The American Indi

15. Pot dates 700-900 AD. Attributed to basket maker III, Pueblo I. Provenance Williams and Greenwell collections. Minor damage to rim other than this very fine condition. Dimensions: 8 1/2" dia., 4 1